Summary:
Lyman, Wyoming, has three schools serving kindergarten through grade 12: Urie Elementary (K–4), Lyman Intermediate School (5–8), and Lyman High School (9–12), all in Uinta County School District #6. They enroll 724 students combined. Overall, the reported proficiency results were above Wyoming’s rates by an average of 5.0 percentage points in 2025–2026, though the area-wide average hides meaningful differences among schools and grades. The most important finding is that the positive area average is driven by stronger results at the intermediate and high schools, while Urie’s average was below the state.
Lyman High stands out at the top: its five reported 2025–2026 results were all above the matching state rates, and its average advantage was 10.8 points. The largest gaps were ninth-grade math (+20.7 points) and tenth-grade math (+11.3). Lyman Intermediate also performed strongly, averaging 6.5 points above the state; eighth-grade math (+16.3) and science (+15.1) were notable strengths. Urie had the weakest average, 3.6 points below the state. Its fourth-grade ELA and math results were 6.9 and 8.2 points below state rates, although third-grade math was 6.1 points above.
Recent changes favor Lyman High: its scores rose an average of 7.4 points from the prior year, while Urie’s fell 5.8; Lyman Intermediate’s rose 1.6. SchoolDigger ranks the high school 17th of 81 statewide (79th percentile), the intermediate school 20th of 76 (74th), and Urie 100th of 148 (32nd). Student–teacher ratios range from 11.1:1 at Urie to 14.5:1 at the high school; reported free/reduced-lunch eligibility ranges from 25.0% at the intermediate school to 30.2% at Urie, useful context but not an explanation for results. Because these schools serve different grades, their overall averages are descriptive rather than direct comparisons of schools teaching the same students.
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