Education
"Excellence Is An Expectation!"
The mission of the Gothenburg Public Schools is to provide education through strong instructional leadership, a positive learning environment, continuous assessment of pupil progress, quality staff development and a partnership in learning with parents, the community and private business.
Gothenburg Public School Dist. 308.537.3651
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Gothenburg Public Schools offers a strong academic program with courses in college, career and technical areas that are delivered through traditional and technology-based instruction with one-to-one devices. We have an innovative and progressive small school that acts big.
Gothenburg Public School Dist. 308.537.3651
• 1322 Avenue I Visit Website
Gothenburg Public Schools offers a strong academic program with courses in college, career and technical areas that are delivered through traditional and technology-based instruction with one-to-one devices. We have an innovative and progressive small school that acts big.
- ACT scores for Juniors are two points above the state average.
- Almost 50% of seniors complete internships with local businesses.
- Over 70% of high school students are
- involved in an activity with an emphasis on leadership opportunities for all students.
- The FFA Chapter has been recognized as a national chapter three of past four years.
- The district is recognized statewide for excellence resulting in visits by legislators, university personnel and representatives from many schools both big and small.
- Our site-based preschool was recently recognized with “exemplary status” in its second year.
- Program expansion coming soon will include robotics, coding and engineering.
- Almost half of seniors will graduate high school with college credit through advanced placement, dual credit and online coursework from various colleges and universities.
- Over 70% of the teaching staff have earned advanced degrees.
- Gothenburg is an efficient school district with a cost-per-pupil that is the 19th lowest out of 245 districts statewide.
- The bond debt for the high school opened in 2004 and will be retired in 2024.
- The district is an active participant in management recruitment for community partners with school tours for prospective employees.