Summary:
The two high schools in Sublette County School District #1—Pinedale High School and Skyline High School—both serve grades 9–12. Their reported grade-10 results show a sharp difference: in 2025–2026, Pinedale was above Wyoming in English, math and science, while Skyline was below the state in all three. The most important takeaway is that the two schools offer very different grade-10 proficiency profiles.
Pinedale stands out for academic results: its grade-10 proficiency was 80% in English, 75% in math and 71.7% in science, exceeding state results by 25.3, 30 and 18.4 percentage points, respectively. Skyline scored 42.9% in English, under 20% in math and 28.6% in science—11.8 points below the state in English, more than 25 points below in math and 24.7 points below in science. SchoolDigger ranked Pinedale 6th of 81 statewide with five stars, compared with Skyline at 66th of 81 with one star. Graduation rates were high at both schools in 2024–2025: 96.3% at Pinedale and 94.4% at Skyline, versus 83.1% statewide.
Pinedale remained well above the state in grade 10 across both years, though its three-subject average eased from 76.4% to 75.6% as the state average rose from 47.6% to 51.0%. Skyline’s average fell from 40.7% to under 30.5%, with the largest subject declines in science and math. The schools also differ in size and reported context: Pinedale enrolled 316 students, had a 12.7 student–teacher ratio and 21.5% free/reduced-lunch eligibility; Skyline enrolled 33, had a 7.5 ratio and 57.6% eligibility. These figures are context, not explanations of results. Skyline’s small enrollment and its math result reported only as under 20% warrant caution; its grade-9 scores are suppressed.
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