Summary:
Zip code 82410 has two schools serving 251 students: Laura Irwin Elementary serves pre-K through grade 5, and Riverside Middle/High School serves grades 6–12, together covering pre-K through grade 12. The schools have similar enrollments—122 and 129 students—but different grade spans and student-teacher ratios. The clearest overall finding is that both schools’ latest results averaged above Wyoming’s results for the same tested grades: by 4.9 percentage points in ELA, 8.4 in math and 8.7 in science.
Riverside Middle/High has the strongest standout scores: eighth-grade ELA was 88.2%, 27.3 points above the state, and eighth-grade science was 76.5%, 28.4 points above; sixth-grade math was 20.4 points higher than the state. Its results also have notable dips: seventh-grade ELA was 11 points below the state, and tenth-grade math was 27.8%, 17.2 points below—the largest negative gap in the supplied results. Laura Irwin Elementary’s strongest results were fifth-grade math (73.7%, 12.7 points above the state) and ELA (68.4%, 7.1 points above); its third-grade math was 6.6 points below. Because the schools serve different tested grades, these results are not direct school-to-school comparisons.
Recent changes favor math overall, while science is mixed: across matched grades, school math results rose an average of 6.9 points from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, compared with 4.4 points statewide; science fell an average of 3.4 points while the state rose 1.2. SchoolDigger rates both schools three stars; its 2025–2026 rankings place Riverside at the 54th percentile and Laura Irwin at the 59th. Riverside’s percentile has fallen from 94th in 2023–2024, while Laura Irwin’s has risen from 35th. Other context differs too: Riverside’s student-teacher ratio is 7.2 versus 10.2 at Laura Irwin, and its free/reduced-lunch eligible share is 38.8% versus 48.4%. Riverside’s 92% graduation rate in 2024–2025 was 8.9 points above the state rate.
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