Campbell County Schools & Education

Campbell County, Wyoming

School Score

54/100

Higher = better

Rating

Average

Graduation Rate

84.0%

National avg 87.5%

Education Statistics

Graduation Rate

84.0%

National avg 87.5%

State avg 82.0%

Per-Pupil Spending

$10,227

National avg $13,239

State avg $10,912

School Score

54/100

Higher = better

State avg 57/100

State School Rank

#11

of 23 counties (1 = best)

Education Overview

About Schools in Campbell County, Wyoming

A Robust Infrastructure for 8,000 Students

Campbell County features a large-scale education system with 25 public schools serving 8,656 students. The network includes 17 elementary schools and five high schools, supported by three distinct districts. This infrastructure accommodates a significant student population with diverse needs, including two alternative schools.

Academic Excellence Outpacing State Averages

Campbell County achieves a strong 84.0% graduation rate, surpassing the Wyoming state average of 82.0%. While per-pupil spending of $10,227 is below the national average, the county maintains a 57.3 school score. This score indicates a high level of performance and efficiency relative to peer counties.

Campbell County District #1 Leads the Way

Campbell County School District #1 is the regional powerhouse, overseeing 23 schools and nearly the entire student body with 8,636 enrollments. The district operates without charter schools, focusing all resources on its comprehensive traditional public school model. Specialized support is also available through the Northeast Wyoming BOCES and local emergency services programs.

Vibrant Town Schools and Large Campuses

With 16 schools located in town settings and 9 in rural areas, students experience a mix of environments. Thunder Basin High School is the largest in the county with 1,234 students, contributing to a high average school size of 346. These larger campuses provide students with extensive extracurricular and specialized academic opportunities.

Discover Homes Near Top-Tier Schools

Prospective homeowners in Campbell County often seek proximity to standout schools like Stocktrail Elementary or Sage Valley Junior High. The robust graduation rates make the area a top choice for families prioritizing academic outcomes. Start your home search near these high-performing hubs to maximize your family's educational opportunities.

School Overview

Total Schools

25

in Campbell County

Total Enrollment

8,656

students

School Districts

3

districts

Charter Schools

0

0% of total

School Type Breakdown

Elementary17
Middle2
High5
Other1

3 School Districts in Campbell County

Campbell County School District #1

23 schools
8,636 students

Youth Emergency Services Inc. - Administration Office

1 school
19 students

Northeast Wyoming BOCES

4 schools
2 students

25 Public Schools in Campbell County

Thunder Basin High School

Campbell County School District #1

9–12High1,234 students
Campbell County High School

Campbell County School District #1

9–12High1,187 students
Sage Valley Junior High School

Campbell County School District #1

7–8Middle666 students
Twin Spruce Junior High School

Campbell County School District #1

7–8Middle664 students
Stocktrail Elementary

Campbell County School District #1

KG–6Primary544 students
Hillcrest Elementary

Campbell County School District #1

KG–6Primary416 students
Buffalo Ridge Elementary

Campbell County School District #1

KG–6Primary406 students
Lakeview Elementary

Campbell County School District #1

KG–6Primary388 students
Conestoga Elementary

Campbell County School District #1

KG–6Primary373 students
Prairie Wind Elementary

Campbell County School District #1

KG–6Primary367 students
Pronghorn Elementary

Campbell County School District #1

KG–6Primary363 students
Sunflower Elementary

Campbell County School District #1

KG–6Primary294 students
Paintbrush Elementary

Campbell County School District #1

KG–6Primary278 students
Rozet Elementary

Campbell County School District #1

KG–6Primary259 students
Wagonwheel Elementary

Campbell County School District #1

PK–6Primary258 students
Meadowlark Elementary

Campbell County School District #1

KG–6Primary212 students
Cottonwood Elementary

Campbell County School District #1

PK–6Primary195 students
Wright Jr. & Sr. High School

Campbell County School District #1

7–12High189 students
Westwood High School

Campbell County School District #1

9–12Alternative146 students
Rawhide Elementary

Campbell County School District #1

KG–6Primary118 students

Educational Attainment

Annual Per-Pupil Expenditure

$10,227

State avg $10,912

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Frequently Asked Questions

Schools in Campbell County, Wyoming — FAQ

What does the school system look like in Campbell County, Wyoming?

Campbell County features a large-scale education system with 25 public schools serving 8,656 students. The network includes 17 elementary schools and five high schools, supported by three distinct districts. This infrastructure accommodates a significant student population with diverse needs, including two alternative schools.

How do schools in Campbell County perform academically?

Campbell County achieves a strong 84.0% graduation rate, surpassing the Wyoming state average of 82.0%. While per-pupil spending of $10,227 is below the national average, the county maintains a 57.3 school score. This score indicates a high level of performance and efficiency relative to peer counties.

What are the major school districts in Campbell County, Wyoming?

Campbell County School District #1 is the regional powerhouse, overseeing 23 schools and nearly the entire student body with 8,636 enrollments. The district operates without charter schools, focusing all resources on its comprehensive traditional public school model. Specialized support is also available through the Northeast Wyoming BOCES and local emergency services programs.

What is the school experience like in Campbell County?

With 16 schools located in town settings and 9 in rural areas, students experience a mix of environments. Thunder Basin High School is the largest in the county with 1,234 students, contributing to a high average school size of 346. These larger campuses provide students with extensive extracurricular and specialized academic opportunities.

How can I find homes near good schools in Campbell County, Wyoming?

Prospective homeowners in Campbell County often seek proximity to standout schools like Stocktrail Elementary or Sage Valley Junior High. The robust graduation rates make the area a top choice for families prioritizing academic outcomes. Start your home search near these high-performing hubs to maximize your family's educational opportunities.

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Data Sources

Education data sourced from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) and the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey. School scores are derived composite metrics.

Data is informational only. Coverage varies by county and reporting year. Not for use as the sole basis for educational decisions.