DAVID CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Situated at 750 D Street in David City, Nebraska, David City Public Schools is an active, independent public school district serving its surrounding community within a rural remote geographic setting. Encompassing three operational school facilities, the district offers a continuous educational pathway spanning from prekindergarten all the way through twelfth grade. Operating as a traditional, non-charter school system, David City Public Schools serves as a vital academic anchor for local families, delivering a structured curriculum designed to support learners from early childhood development through high school graduation.

Currently enrolling 700 students—evenly balanced with 351 male and 349 female learners—the district's student body reflects a diverse local community, including 552 White, 125 Hispanic, and 15 multiracial students, alongside American Indian, Black, and Asian peers. To foster an enriched learning environment across all grade levels, David City Public Schools maintains a robust staffing infrastructure. The district employs approximately 124 full-time equivalent teachers, supported by 27 instructional aides and nearly 121 support staff members. With a total workforce of more than 270 full-time equivalent professionals, the district offers researchers, parents, and students a well-resourced rural educational model committed to personalized instruction and strong community connection.