Natrona County School District #1

Reported Wyoming education results for this district.

Natrona County School District #1

Reported Wyoming education results for this district.
Generated on July 27, 2026

Schools in this District

  • Bar Nunn Elementary
  • C Y Middle School
  • Casper Classical Academy
  • Centennial Middle School
  • Cottonwood Elementary
  • Crest Hill Elementary
  • Dean Morgan Middle School
  • Evansville Elementary
  • Fort Caspar Academy
  • Journey Elementary
  • Kelly Walsh High School
  • Lincoln Elementary School
  • Manor Heights Elementary
  • Midwest School
  • Natrona County High School
  • Oregon Trail Elementary
  • Paradise Valley Elementary
  • Park Elementary
  • Pineview Elementary
  • Poison Spider Elementary
  • Red Creek Elementary
  • Roosevelt High School
  • Sagewood Elementary
  • Southridge Elementary
  • Summit Elementary School
  • Verda James Elementary
  • Woods Learning Center

Reported Scorecard Results

Where letter grades appear beside reported percentages, they are provided as a frame of reference using a traditional grading scale. The Scorecard reports the publicly available percentage first, then shows how that percentage falls on the traditional scale. The letter grade does not replace or change the reported result; it gives readers context for what the percentage indicates.

A 90% and above
B 80–89%
C 70–79%
D 60–69%
F Below 60%

Use These Results Locally

The Wyoming School District Scorecard is a starting point for local questions. Parents and taxpayers can use these reported results when talking with school board members, district administrators, legislators, and community leaders about academic scores, accountability ratings, staffing, and spending.

  • How do academic scores compare across elementary, middle, and high school?
  • How many schools are below state standards?
  • How does district staffing compare with academic outcomes?
  • How much is spent per student, and how much reaches instructional categories?
  • What is the district doing to improve reading and math proficiency?

Print or save this district Scorecard to share with school board members, district leaders, legislators, or community members when asking questions about local education results.

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