Frontier county in Nebraska is known for its small yet thriving community. Education plays an important part of the community's success, as it is dedicated to providing quality education to all of its residents. The county provides a variety of educational options, from public schools and universities to private schools and other learning institutions. Each school has its own rating system based on student performance, teacher qualifications, and other criteria which makes it possible for parents and students to choose the best fit for their needs. Additionally, many organizations have come together to support the local education system, providing resources such as books, tutors, and many other resources to help students succeed academically. With these resources combined with strong family values and parental involvement, Frontier County is on track towards becoming a leading county in Nebraska's educational attainment rate.
Frontier County schools spend $17,467 per student (The US average is $12,383). There are 9 pupils per teacher, 243 students per librarian, and 281 children per counselor.