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Schools in Gering, NE
6 schools in Gering, Scotts Bluff County · Data as of 10/01/2024
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Schools in Gering at a glance
- There are 6 schools in Gering, or roughly one for every 1,425 people.
- That is about the same as the Nebraska average (6.4 per 10,000).
- It ranks 19th among 275 Nebraska cities by number of schools.
- The largest group is Elementary School (50%), ahead of High School and Middle School.
- Close by, Scottsbluff (16), Minatare (4) and Mitchell (3) have schools as well.
Schools in Gering
A to Z
- Geil Elementary SchoolElementary School · Grades PK-5 · 305 students1600 D St, Gering, NE
- Gering Early Childhood ProgramPreschool · Grades PK · 99 students1725 13th St, Gering, NE
- Gering High SchoolHigh School · Grades 9-12 · 546 students1500 U St, Gering, NE
- Gering Middle SchoolMiddle School · Grades 6-8 · 408 students800 Q St, Gering, NE
- Lincoln Elementary SchoolElementary School · Grades PK-5 · 319 students1725 13th St, Gering, NE
- Northfield Elementary SchoolElementary School · Grades PK-5 · 299 students1900 Flaten Ave, Gering, NE
Frequently asked questions
- How many schools are in Gering, NE?
- There are 6 schools in Gering as of 10/01/2024, including 3 elementary schools, 1 high school, 1 Middle school.
Data sources
- Common Core of Data & EDGENational Center for Education Statistics
Data as of 10/01/2024
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