Greeley County Schools

In Greeley County Schools, two schools serve 246 students from prekindergarten through grade 12: Greeley County Elementary School serves 115 students in PK–5, and Greeley County Junior/Senior High serves 131 students in grades 6–12. The clearest takeaway is that elementary science stands out, while the high school’s schoolwide results trail state results in every subject.

Greeley County Elementary School leads the two schools in all three 2025–26 All Grades subjects, by 11 points in ELA, 5 in math and 27 in science. Its science result was 54%, compared with 38% statewide; ELA (43%) and math (33%) were below state results of 46% and 41%. Greeley County Junior/Senior High had the largest schoolwide state gap in ELA, at 15 points below, and was 13 points below in math and 11 below in science. Grade-level results add important exceptions: elementary fifth grade was above the state by 7 points in ELA, 9 in math and 8 in science, while fourth-grade math was 26 points below. At the high school, eighth-grade ELA was 24 points below and seventh-grade math 22 below, but tenth-grade math was 3 points above the state.

Results improved substantially at Greeley County Elementary School from 2024–25 to 2025–26: gains were 18 points in ELA, 11 in math and 21 in science. At Greeley County Junior/Senior High, ELA rose 4 points, while math fell 4 and science fell 10. SchoolDigger gives both schools two stars, with similar statewide percentiles: 37th for Elementary and 38th for Junior/Senior High. The student-teacher ratios are 11.9 at Elementary and 9.6 at the high school; chronic absenteeism is 17% and 13%, respectively. The high school’s graduation rate is a positive counterpoint: 92%, compared with 90% statewide. Because the schools serve different grades and have 115 and 131 students, schoolwide comparisons are not like-for-like and results can shift with small cohorts.