Summary:
Fremont County School District # 6 includes five schools in Fremont County, Wyoming: two elementary schools, one middle school, and two high schools, serving children from elementary through high school. Published 2025–2026 proficiency results are available for Wind River Elementary, Wind River Middle School, and Wind River High School. Across the available results, math is close to state levels overall, while English language arts (ELA) averages 7.8 percentage points below Wyoming. The most important takeaway for families is that results differ sharply by grade—even within the same school.
Wind River High School has the strongest standout results: grade 10 proficiency is 14.9 points above the state in ELA, 11.5 points above in math, and 16.3 points above in science. But its grade 9 ELA is 19.6 points below the state and math is 10.5 points below, making the contrast between grades particularly pronounced. At Wind River Middle School, grade 6 math is 4.4 points above Wyoming, while ELA is 18.4 points below in grade 7 and 15.7 below in grade 8. Wind River Elementary math is nearly at state levels across grades 3–5, but ELA averages 7 points below.
Recent progress is mixed: Wind River Middle School math rose 15–17 points across grades 6–8 from the prior year, while grade 9 ELA at Wind River High School fell 25.5 points. SchoolDigger ranks the high school at the 56th percentile, elementary at the 32nd, and middle school at the 29th; the district is 33rd of 44. The high school’s 87.9% graduation rate is above Wyoming’s 83.1%. Reported student-teacher ratios are similar at the elementary, middle, and high schools (7.3, 8.9, and 8.7), as are the middle and high schools’ free/reduced-lunch eligibility rates (66.7% each); these are context, not explanations for results. Scores are unavailable for Crowheart Elementary and Wind River Learning Academy.
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