Summary:
Arapahoe, Wyoming has two schools serving different stages: Arapahoe Elementary serves pre-K through grade 8, and Arapahoe Charter High School serves grades 9–12; both are in Fremont County School District #38. The elementary school enrolls 392 students, compared with 54 at the high school. Because the schools test different grades, their scores do not support a direct same-grade comparison. The clearest area-wide finding is that every supplied 2025–26 school subject-and-grade result is below Wyoming’s corresponding result.
Neither school stands out as an overall academic leader, but each has stronger and weaker results by grade. At Arapahoe Elementary, grade 8 ELA is the strongest reported result at 28.1%, while grade 4 ELA is lowest at 9.7%; math reaches 26.3% in grade 5 but is under 5% in four grades. At Arapahoe Charter High School, grade 9 ELA is 33.3%, versus 13.3% in grade 10. SchoolDigger ranks the elementary school 147th of 148 statewide (1st percentile) and the high school 77th of 81 (5th percentile); these rankings are for different school levels, not a direct comparison.
The elementary school’s recent ELA results are nearly flat, while its SchoolDigger ranking remains near the bottom: the grade 4–8 average rose slightly from 18.4% in 2024–25 to 19.0% in 2025–26, while the matching state average rose from 57.5% to 58.4%. Some grade-level results improved, including grade 5 math, but others fell, so improvement is not consistent. The high school’s SchoolDigger rank shifted from 71st of 81 in 2020–21 to 77th of 81 in 2025–26; its 2024–25 graduation rate was 70.0%, compared with 83.1% statewide. For additional context, the elementary school has a lower student-teacher ratio (8.7 versus 10.8) and reports 97.2% free/reduced-lunch eligibility; the high school reports 5.6% directly certified for free meals and is likely to offer free meals to all students. Those meal measures differ and do not explain academic results.
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