Summary:
Zip code 73628 has two schools serving prekindergarten through grade 12: Cheyenne Elementary School (PK–8, 192 students) and Cheyenne High School (grades 9–12, 82 students), with 274 students combined. In 2025–26, both schools’ reported all-grades results were above the state figures in every subject reported, with advantages ranging from 7 to 40 percentage points.
Cheyenne Elementary stands out in mathematics and science, with 65% proficient in math and 60% in science—33 and 11 points above the high school’s respective scores. The high school’s 32% in math is the lowest of the shared-subject results, though still 7 points above the state figure; its science score was 49%, 19 points above the state. The schools tied in ELA I at 59%. Cheyenne High School also scored 59% in U.S. History, 18 points above the state; it is the only school with a reported score in that subject. These all-grades comparisons are not direct rankings because the schools serve different grade spans.
Recent changes are mixed: elementary science fell from 75% to 60%, while high school science rose from 43% to 49%; high school ELA I and U.S. History also improved, but its math score slipped from 35% to 32%. SchoolDigger ranks Cheyenne Elementary 3 of 388 in 2023–24 and Cheyenne High School 12 of 462 in 2025–26; its listing ranks Cheyenne 6 of 450, at the 99th percentile with five stars. In 2024–25, student-teacher ratios were 12 at Elementary and 7.7 at High School; free/reduced lunch eligible figures that year were 54% and 31%, respectively. These figures describe differences between the schools, not what accounts for their results.
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