Summary:
ZIP code 82834 has six schools serving elementary through high-school grades, including an alternative high school: two elementary schools, one middle school, two high schools and one school spanning multiple grades. The available results show strong performance at some schools but marked differences by grade and subject, so there is no single pattern across the area. The clearest consistent strength is Clear Creek Middle School, which scored above state results in all seven reported 2025–26 grade-and-subject comparisons.
Clear Creek and Buffalo High School stand out most consistently: Buffalo was above the state in all five reported grade 9–10 results, including grade 10 math at 70.5% versus 45.0% statewide. Kaycee School has the widest swings: its fourth-grade math result was under 20%, compared with 63.1% at Cloud Peak Elementary, while Kaycee had results of at least 80% in some other grades. Cloud Peak’s results are mixed too: its third- and fourth-grade ELA scores were below state results, while its reported math scores were above them. The data extract has no test scores for Meadowlark Elementary.
Recent trends favor Buffalo and show Clear Creek remaining near the top, while Cloud Peak’s SchoolDigger rank has fallen: Buffalo improved from 31st of 80 Wyoming high schools in 2023–24 to 9th of 81 in 2025–26; Clear Creek moved from 8th of 74 to 6th of 76; Cloud Peak went from 44th of 147 to 72nd of 148. Buffalo’s grade 10 scores rose sharply between the two latest years—for example, math increased from 43.6% to 70.5%—while Kaycee’s results changed substantially in opposite directions by grade. In 2024–25, student-teacher ratios ranged from 5.9 at Kaycee to 11.8 at Buffalo; free/reduced-lunch eligibility ranged from 24.0% at Buffalo to 55.2% at New West High School. Graduation rates were 100.0% at Kaycee, 89.4% at Buffalo and 78.6% at New West. Some scores are reported only as bounds, and school sizes and grade offerings differ.
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