Summary:
Zip code 67730 has two public schools in Rawlins County: Rawlins County Elementary serves prekindergarten through grade 6, and Rawlins County Junior/Senior High School serves grades 7–12; together they enroll 361 students. The schools cover different age groups, so their all-grades results are not a like-for-like comparison. Science is the clearest area strength against the state: the schools’ equal-weight average was 56%, 18 points above the state’s 38%, although the high school’s science score fell 20 points in one year.
For 2025–26 all-grades results, Rawlins County Elementary led in each subject: 45% in ELA versus 44% at the high school, 47% versus 39% in math, and 65% versus 47% in science. Elementary was 26 points above the state in science and 6 points above in math, while its ELA was 1 point below. The high school’s all-grades ELA and math were each about 2 points below the state, but science was 9 points above. It also had a strong 2023–24 graduation rate of 96%, compared with 90% statewide. SchoolDigger rates both schools three stars; the high school ranked at the 67th percentile statewide and Elementary at the 53rd.
Results changed in different directions: Elementary improved by 3 points in ELA, 9 in math, and 4 in science from 2024–25, while the high school gained 3 points in ELA but fell 5 in math and 20 in science. Grade-level results add important detail at Elementary: ELA was above the state in grades 3 and 4 but below it in grades 5 and 6; math was above in grades 3–5 and below in grade 6. SchoolDigger’s Elementary ranking rose from the 29th to the 53rd percentile over three years, while the high school’s ranking fluctuated before reaching the 67th percentile. Elementary has 210 students, a 10.9 student–teacher ratio, and a 48% free/reduced-lunch rate; the high school has 151 students, an 8.8 ratio, and a 36% rate. These figures describe the schools but do not explain why their results differ.
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