Summary:
Zip code 80863 is home to one public high school, Woodland Park High School, which serves grades 9–12 with an enrollment of 490 students in the Woodland Park School District No. Re-2. Woodland Park High School has a clear academic identity: students perform well in reading and writing, but math proficiency is a significant weakness, and the school's overall state ranking dropped from 92nd in 2024–2025 to 150th in 2025–2026.
In literacy-based assessments, the school holds its own or exceeds state averages. On the SAT Reading & Writing section, 65% of 11th graders met proficiency vs. 60% statewide, and PSAT 10 Reading & Writing reached 67% vs. 65% statewide. However, math tells a different story: only 26% of 11th graders were proficient on SAT Math compared to 32% statewide, and CMAS Math proficiency was just 21.6% vs. 37.3% statewide. Science performance also proved volatile, surging to 44.4% proficiency in 2024–2025 (well above the state's 25.0%) before falling to 29.5% in 2025–2026. The school also lags its own district in most measures—CMAS ELA stands at 32.5% vs. the district's 41.5%, and PSAT 9 Reading & Writing is 65% vs. 73%—suggesting the district's strong 4-star rating is driven by other schools.
Attendance and dropout data raise additional concerns. The school's dropout rate of 3.2% is exactly double the state average of 1.6%, and its chronic absenteeism rate of 24.7%, while below the state's 28.4%, exceeds the district's 20.9%. On the positive side, the graduation rate of 84.6% is close to the state average of 85.6%. With 35.71% of students qualifying for free or reduced lunch, the school serves a moderately economically diverse population. For parents, the key takeaways are that Woodland Park High School offers solid literacy instruction and a supportive environment for reading and writing, but math intervention, dropout prevention, and consistent science instruction should be top priorities.
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