Wyoming Classical Academy

The Wyoming Classical Academy is the only school in this Wyoming group, serving students in kindergarten through grade 8, with 298 students. Its 2025–2026 results are strongest overall in science, averaging 71.4% proficient across grades 4 and 8, compared with 52.2% statewide in those grades. But results differ sharply by grade: eighth graders performed very strongly, while third graders were below state results in both ELA and math. The most important takeaway is that this school’s outcomes vary substantially by grade, rather than being consistently high or low.

Grade 8 stands out at the top: 88.5% were proficient in both ELA and math, exceeding state results by 27.6 and 34.6 percentage points, respectively; science was 76.0%, 27.9 points above the state. Grade 3 is the clearest area of concern: ELA was 40.5%, 15.2 points below the state, and math was 42.9%, 18.3 points below. Other strong results included grade 5 ELA at 83.3%, 22.0 points above the state, and grade 7 ELA at 80.0%, 23.5 points above. These contrasts are notable within the school, but there are no other schools in this group to compare.

Across grades 3–7, results improved relative to state averages from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, though not in every grade. The school’s ELA average rose 7.1 points, while the state average rose 1.6 points, widening the school’s advantage from 0.9 to 6.5 points. Its math average rose 9.6 points, compared with a 4.7-point state increase, narrowing its gap from 5.5 points below to 0.7 below. Fifth-grade math rose especially sharply, from 26.9% to 76.7%, while sixth-grade ELA fell from 64.7% to 60.0%. SchoolDigger’s ranking improved from 108th of 147 schools (27th percentile, 1 star) in 2023–2024 to 73rd of 148 (51st percentile, 3 stars) in 2025–2026. The reported student–teacher ratio was 17.5 in 2024–2025; no low-income measure is provided. Because this group contains one school, it cannot show how the school compares with nearby schools.