Old Forge SD

Located at 300 Marion Street in Old Forge, Pennsylvania, the Old Forge School District serves as an active, traditional public school district within the suburban landscape of the Scranton–Wilkes-Barre metropolitan area. Operating two primary learning facilities, the district delivers a complete K–12 educational pathway, welcoming students from full-day kindergarten through senior year of high school. The district maintains a student body of 986 learners, balanced across elementary and secondary grade levels with 510 male and 476 female students. Reflecting the evolving demographics of its suburban setting, the student population comprises 678 White, 163 Hispanic, 60 multiracial, 50 Black, 32 Asian, 2 Pacific Islander, and 1 American Indian student.

To foster student achievement and maintain operational excellence, the Old Forge School District employs a dedicated workforce totaling 250 full-time equivalent (FTE) personnel. Classroom instruction is led by nearly 154 FTE teachers, providing a favorable staffing environment that supports individual learner needs across both district schools. The instructional faculty is reinforced by 19 FTE instructional aides who assist in targeted learning environments, alongside approximately 77 FTE support staff members managing administrative, facilities, and student service operations. Together, this comprehensive staffing structure ensures the district remains a cohesive, well-supported educational centerpiece for local families and researchers evaluating suburban school systems.