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Adams County Public Schools

There are 22 public schools in Adams County, Nebraska, serving 4,807 students. You can narrow this list by selecting school levels above the table below, or specifying additional search criteria.

Adams County Public Schools - Nebraska

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Town	School	# Students	Grades
Ayr	Ayr School	28	PK-6
Hastings	Adams Central Junior Senior High School	457	7-12
Hastings	Adams Co Early Learning Center	n/a	PK
Hastings	Adams County 15 Elementary School	76	PK
Hastings	Aim High Program	n/a	9-12
Hastings	Alcott Elementary School	294	PK-5
Hastings	Esu #9 Preschool Home Base Prg	n/a	PK
Hastings	Hastings Middle School	749	6-8
Hastings	Hastings Senior High School	937	9-12
Hastings	Hawthorne Elementary School	405	PK-5
Hastings	Life Skills Program	n/a	PK-12
Hastings	Lincoln Elementary School	310	PK-5
Hastings	Longfellow Elementary School	348	PK-5
Hastings	Morton Elementary School	278	PK-5
Hastings	Nebraska Youth Academy	n/a	7-12
Hastings	Raymond A Watson Elementary School	222	PK-5
Hastings	Tri-view School	27	PK-6
Hastings	Wallace School	148	PK-6
Juniata	Juniata Elementary School	137	PK-6
Kenesaw	Kenesaw Elementary School	143	PK-6
Kenesaw	Kenesaw Secondary School	138	7-12
Roseland	Silver Lake High School	110	7-12

County Statistics:

About This County (Adams)	County Statistics	(NE) State Statistics
Population (Approximate)	30,634 people	1,710,530 people
% (age 25+) w/College Degree	25%	25%
Median Household Income	$75,854	$40,555
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