Summary
Wind River High School serves 117 students in grades 9–12 in Pavillion, Fremont County, Wyoming. Its latest WY-TOPP results show a striking difference by grade: 10th graders are above state proficiency rates in all three reported subjects, while 9th graders are below the state in both reported subjects. In 2025–2026, 10th-grade proficiency was 70% in English Language Arts (ELA), 57% in math, and 70% in science—15, 12, and 16 percentage points above state rates. The clearest takeaway is that strong 10th-grade results sit alongside a significant need to understand support for students entering 9th grade.
Compared with nearby schools, Wind River leads each comparable reported grade-and-subject result, and its 10th-grade scores are also above the Fremont County School District # 6 rates. Its 9th-grade ELA and math results, both 36%, are below state rates by 20 and 11 points, respectively, and equal the district’s. Even so, those 9th-grade scores lead nearby schools with reported results; some other scores are reported only as below 10% or below 5%. Graduation is another strength: the 2024–2025 rate was 88%, above the state’s 83% and the district’s 86%, as well as rates at Wind River Learning Academy (78%), Wyoming Indian High School (63%), and Ft. Washakie High School (62%).
Results have improved substantially in 10th grade since 2022–2023: ELA rose 34 points, math 9 points, and science 23 points. Ninth-grade results have been less consistent: ELA fell 2 points over that period, while math rose 1 point, with both subjects dropping after a one-year jump. SchoolDigger rates Wind River at the 56th statewide percentile and 3 stars for 2025–2026, compared with the district’s 25th percentile and 1 star; the school’s ranking also fell from the 65th percentile the previous year. SchoolDigger’s statewide effectiveness rankings are notably higher for students with low socioeconomic status (78th percentile) and lower for male students (34th percentile) than the school’s overall ranking. Wind River’s 2024–2025 student-teacher ratio was 8.7, above the nearby schools’ ratios, and 67% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible that school year; Wyoming Indian’s same-year rate was 82%.
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