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Nome-Beltz Middle/High

Nome-Beltz Middle/High is a state-maintained secondary school in Nome, United States with 291 pupils. As of 10 November 2026 it is advertising 1 vacancy: Special Education Paraprofessional.

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Type
State-maintained, Secondary
Pupils
291
Sixth form
Yes
School district
Nome Public Schools
nomeschools.org
Location
Nome, 99762, United States
Telephone
(907) 443-5201
Website
nomeschools.org/domain/19

Vacancies (1)

Pupils and teachers

YearPupilsTeachersPupils per teacherFree lunch
2024/2527421.013.0100%
2023/2429120.014.698%
2022/2329525.011.8100%
2021/2229821.014.2–
2020/2128018.015.6–
2019/2026118.014.5100%
Earlier years (2015/16 to 2018/19)
YearPupilsTeachersPupils per teacherFree lunch
2018/1924218.013.4124%
2017/1823220.011.6100%
2016/1722719.011.9100%
2015/1626319.013.8100%

US Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core of Data, via the Urban Institute Education Data Portal. Teachers are full-time equivalent. Free lunch is the share of pupils eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Some states stopped reporting it, so recent years can be blank.

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Sources

Register details: the national school register. Vacancies: public job services and the school's own website, checked continuously. Nothing here is estimated.

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