There are three primary and secondary schools on the Karaburun Peninsula: one in Karaburun City, one in the township of Mordogan and one in the village of Eglenhoca. In Karaburun City and in Mordogan there are two high schools.

Primary and secondary school of Karaburun City

The primary and secondary school of Karaburun City was founded during the school year of 1926 – 1927. During the school year of 1975 - 1976, it was upgraded to a regional school. In 1983, the school moved to a new building with 18 classrooms. 

The school counts 351 students and 22 teachers. 102 students are transported every day from and to the surrounding villages.

Süleyman Nihat Üzümcü Primary and secondary school of Mordogan

The Süleyman Nihat Üzümcü Primary and secondary school of Mordogan was founded as a primary school during the school year of 1952 - 1953 and upgraded to a 8 years lasting primary and secondary school during the school year 1996 – 1997. The school counts 393 students and 14 teachers. 

The school building has 10 classrooms. 70 students are coming from the surrounding villages.

Primary and secondary school of Eglenhoca

The primary and secondary school of Eglenhoca village was closed down during the school year of 1996 - 1997 and the students sent to the primary and secondary school in Mordogan. However, due to a regulation saying that the presence of at least 15 students in the first three grades gives the possibility to open the school, the primary school of Eglenhoca village was reopened during 2002-2003. 

Pre-school education

Both Karaburun and Mordogan primary and secondary school have a pre-school class attended by 22 girls and 15 boys

Karaburun High School

Karaburun High School was founded as a secondary school in 1954. During 1978-1979, it was upgraded to a full high school. Today the Karaburun High School counts 70 students and 17 teachers.

Fatma Emin Karaagaç Multi-program High School of Mordogan