The Juniata County School District previously consisted of nine elementary schools, one junior high school, and two high schools. In the 2006–2007 school year, there were 3,123 students in the school district. The largest high school in the district is the Juniata High School, with 637 students. The largest elementary school in the district is the Fermanagh-Mifflintown Elementary School, with 238 students and the smallest one is the Susquehanna Township Elementary School, with 63 students. In the 2018–2019 academic year, the Juniata County School District consolidated into two elementary additions, centered on the existing schools of Fermanagh-Mifflintown Elementary School and Monroe Township Elementary School. Respectively, these schools were renamed as Juniata Elementary and East Juniata Elementary Schools.
The Juniata County School District previously consisted of nine elementary schools, one junior high school, and two high schools. In the 2006–2007 school year, there were 3,123 students in the school district. The largest high school in the district is the Juniata High School, with 637 students. The largest elementary school in the district is the Fermanagh-Mifflintown Elementary School, with 238 students and the smallest one is the Susquehanna Township Elementary School, with 63 students. In the 2018–2019 academic year, the Juniata County School District consolidated into two elementary additions, centered on the existing schools of Fermanagh-Mifflintown Elementary School and Monroe Township Elementary School. Respectively, these schools were renamed as Juniata Elementary and East Juniata Elementary Schools.