Harrison is fortunate to have a strong education system from early development to higher education. We recognize the importance of lifelong learning whether you're starting your first book of Dolly Parton's Imagination Library through our local affiliates (Boone County) or going back to work to upskill in the workforce through North Arkansas College.
Our school district support organization, the Ozarks Unlimited Resources Educational Services Cooperative, serves the region of 16 school districts and 21 schools. 6 of which are located here in Boone County (Harrison, Alpena, Lead Hill, Omaha, Valley Springs, and Bergman).
Harrison School District is the largest in our region with total enrollment of 2,700+ students. See the list below for links to each school district or the google earth tool to see proximity on a map.
Our school district support organization, the Ozarks Unlimited Resources Educational Services Cooperative, serves the region of 16 school districts and 21 schools. 6 of which are located here in Boone County (Harrison, Alpena, Lead Hill, Omaha, Valley Springs, and Bergman).
Harrison School District is the largest in our region with total enrollment of 2,700+ students. See the list below for links to each school district or the google earth tool to see proximity on a map.
“Today’s [leadership tours of education] were very encouraging to see how many people in our community are dedicated to work together on a daily basis in order to educate our children at all ages. We are truly blessed as a community to live where we do, not only because of the beautiful scenery, but because of the people.”
- Dr. Lucas Collins, Boone County Leadership Class XXXIII, Jones Physical Therapy
BOONE COUNTY SCHOOLS - Google Earth Tour
*Find the full list of schools served in our region on the OUR Educational Services Cooperative webpage.
Harrison is also home to an institution of higher learning. North Arkansas College is a comprehensive community college serving 4,000 students annually. Fully accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, Northark offers university transfer and technical associate degrees, one-year certificates, business and industry training, adult basic education/GED, and non-credit community education courses. Northark has earned a reputation for excellence, especially for its nursing, allied health and information technology programs. Students may receive certain bachelor's degrees without leaving Northark's service area through partnerships that Northark has developed with other colleges and universities.
