Freeman Public Schools

The Freeman Public Schools district in Nebraska is home to two standout schools: Freeman Elementary-Adams, an alternative school serving grades PK-6, and Freeman High School, serving grades 7-12. Both schools demonstrate strong academic performance, with proficiency rates exceeding the state average in multiple subject areas.

Freeman Elementary-Adams stands out for its exceptional academic achievement, with proficiency rates ranging from 40% to 80% in English Language Arts and 65% to 80% in Mathematics. The school also boasts a relatively low chronic absenteeism rate of 19.3%, indicating strong student engagement. Additionally, the school's higher per-student spending of $14,882 may contribute to its success.

At the high school level, Freeman High School has seen fluctuations in its statewide ranking, ranging from 77th out of 168 schools to 114th out of 146 schools in recent years. However, the school maintains a strong 87.9% four-year graduation rate and test scores in English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science that are generally above the state average. The district's commitment to investing in education is evident, with Freeman High School spending $17,710 per student, higher than the state average.