Editing Norfolk, Nebraska (section)

==Education==
Norfolk has a single post-secondary educational institution, [[Northeast Community College]], with over 7,000 students taking courses for credit. Over 18,000 students took non-credit courses; another 1,200 were in adult-education courses, including [[General Educational Development|GED]] preparation, English as a second language, and preparation for the [[United States nationality law#Naturalization|Naturalization]] test.<ref name=facts/>

The Norfolk Public School District has an enrollment of over 4,000 students. There are seven elementary schools, six in Norfolk and one in the Woodland Park community; one preschool; one junior high school; and two high schools, [[Norfolk Senior High School]] and Alternatives For Success, the latter described as an "alternative high school".<ref name=publicschools>[http://www.norfolkpublicschools.org/ "Welcome to Norfolk Public Schools".]  Retrieved 2011-11-03.</ref> These schools lie between the Norfolk and Woodland Park communities.

There are several private elementary and high schools in the city. Norfolk Catholic Schools operates a grade school and [[Norfolk Catholic High School]], with a total enrollment of about 650.<ref name=facts/><ref name=norfolkcatholic>[http://www.norfolkcatholic.org/about-our-schools/history-of-our-school/ "History of Our School".]  [http://www.norfolkcatholic.org/ Norfolk Catholic School.]  Retrieved 2011-11-03.</ref> Two Lutheran elementary schools and a high school enroll a total of about 470 pupils. St. Paul's Lutheran School is a Pre-K-8 school of the [[Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod]] (WELS) in Norfolk.<ref>{{cite web |title=St. Paul's Lutheran Church and School |url=https://www.stpls.com/}}</ref> Keystone Christian Academy enrolled about 60 students in pre-school through twelfth grade until its closure in May 2019.<ref name=facts/>