2024 Best High Schools in Wyoming

What High School Paths Does Wyoming Provide?

Wyoming is a state that stands out for its low number of high schools, just 108, which is 68% fewer than the national average of 486. That said, there are still plenty of quality schools to choose from, with an average rating of B–. 57% of the high schools exceed the national average, so there are 62 quality schools in the state.

Of the 108 schools, the majority are public, 95 to be exact (88% of all schools). These schools have a median rating of B, and of those 95, 93 are traditional public schools. 65% of traditional public schools exceed the national average, which means there are 60 traditional schools that are better than average.

When it comes to alternatives to public schools, Wyoming is a bit lacking. There are only 2 charter schools, neither of which are above the national average. There are also no magnet schools whatsoever.

As for private schools, there are 12 in the state (11% of all schools), and the median rating is an impressive A+. However, only 2 of these private schools are rated above the national average, which means that just 17% of the private schools are considered to be better than the norm. About two-thirds (67%) of private schools are religiously affiliated, with the vast majority (7) being Christian. There is also a single all-boys school, but no all-girls schools.

Also, there are no online schools offered in Wyoming, so online gurus are out of luck unfortunately in this state.