Summary:
Zip code 24867 is home to a single public high school, Wyoming County East High School, which serves grades 9 through 12 with an enrollment of 449 students in a rural area of West Virginia.
As the only school in this zip code, Wyoming County East High School is part of the Wyoming County Schools district, which ranks 35th out of 54 districts in the state. The school's most notable strength is its graduation rate of 93.1%, which slightly exceeds both the district and state averages of 92.8%. However, academic performance in core subjects is a concern. In the most recent testing year, only 16.8% of 11th graders were proficient in math, 43.2% in English Language Arts, and 17.9% in science—all below state averages. The most striking pattern is the wide gap between ELA proficiency, which is more than 2.5 times higher than math proficiency, suggesting a relative strength in literacy instruction but significant challenges in STEM subjects.
A particularly worrying trend is the year-over-year decline in test scores. From the 2024-2025 school year to 2025-2026, math proficiency dropped from 25.3% to 16.8%, and science proficiency fell from 27.7% to 17.9%, while ELA remained relatively stable. This dramatic slide in STEM subjects warrants attention from parents and school administrators. The school's state ranking has also been volatile, improving from the 30th percentile to the 52nd percentile, then dropping back to the 39th percentile. With per-student spending of $11,844, the school is not severely underfunded, yet outcomes lag behind state averages. The combination of a high graduation rate alongside low test proficiency suggests the school may be successful at keeping students on track to graduate, but the curriculum may not be fully aligned with state assessment standards. Parents should consider these factors carefully when evaluating educational options in this area.
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