Possibly, if you mean "raised". If Zeus were "razed" by nymphs they would have destroyed him.

As for his raising, the story varies, from the Titan goddess Gaia, either one of the nymphs Adamanthea, Melissa or Kynosura, a shepherd family, or a goat. Bear in mind that Greek mythology, even religious myths, were not dogmatic like modern religion. The stories went however the individual authors wrote them.

In Greek mythology, Zeus did not attend a school in the traditional sense like modern-day education institutions. Instead, he was raised on the island of Crete where he was educated and taught by various beings and gods, including his foster mother, a nymph named Adamanthea. Zeus gained knowledge and wisdom through his experiences and interactions in the divine world.