Education is important to Siloam Springs. The Siloam Springs School District comprises one of Arkansas’ finest school districts with 3,630 students. The district includes Northside Elementary, pre-kindergarten and kindergarten; Delbert “Pete” and Pat Allen Elementary, grades one and two; Southside Elementary, grades three through five; Siloam Springs Middle School, grades six through eight; and the Siloam Springs High School, grades nine through 12.

Siloam Springs’ five schools are staffed by over 400 certified teachers, administrators, and support staff. The high school’s Burton Elliott Fine Arts Center seats 700 and has a full-production stage.

Trinity Christian Academy, a non-denominational private Christian School in Siloam Springs, strives to teach children how to live and equip themselves for success.

C.H.E.S.S. (Christian Home Educators of Siloam Springs) is a local support group of home educators whose purpose is to encourage parents in their home education decision and to provide academic, cooperative, and fellowship opportunities for children.

Located in the foothills of the beautiful Ozark Mountains just north of Siloam Springs, Ozark Adventist Academy is a Seventh-Day Adventist boarding high school offering a warm, friendly, and inviting atmosphere. Choosing Ozark Adventist Academy for the high school years is a choice of belonging to a school family with a special mission and commitment.

John Brown University is a four-year private university. The university offers five graduate programs and a complete undergraduate program. If offers the Advance Program to complete a degree for those who need to retain current employment. JBU offers students an educational experience that prepares them intellectually, spiritually, and occupationally to serve within the society and culture in which they live. JBU’s enrollment of approximately 2,100 students represents 46 states and 30 countries.

University of Arkansas is a state-supported, four-year university. It offers extensive graduate offerings and a law school. The campus is only a 45-minute drive from Siloam Springs.

Northwest Arkansas Community College, in the Bentonville-Rogers area, is a two-year, state-supported accredited community college. NWACC is a short 35-minute drive.

Northwest Technical Institute is a post secondary institution located in Springdale. It is designed to continue education through a variety of subjects offered in the evenings.

Northeast Technology Centers each campus is located in nearby Kansas, Oklahoma. NTC offers both day and evening classes with a variety of subjects. And it’s about a 15-minute, beautiful drive.

Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Oklahoma is a state-supported, four-year university. It is only a 60-minute scenic drive from Siloam Springs.