Laramie High School

Laramie High School serves 1,111 students in grades 9-12 in this university town in Albany County, Wyoming. With 72 full-time equivalent teachers, the school maintains a reasonable 15.4:1 student-teacher ratio that allows for more personalized attention in the classroom. Academically, the school shows mixed performance with room for growth.

Sixty percent of students demonstrate proficiency in English Language Arts and reading, while 50% achieve proficiency in mathematics. These results place Laramie High School at 155th out of 302 Wyoming high schools, positioning it in the middle range of the state's educational landscape with opportunities for continued academic development. The school draws from a diverse community where 53% of residents hold bachelor's degrees or higher, reflecting the educational influence of the nearby University of Wyoming.

The neighborhood's median household income of $60,632 and median home value of $296,000 indicate a middle-class community, though 22.2% of residents experience poverty, suggesting varied economic circumstances among families. Located on Boulder Drive in this remote Wyoming town, Laramie High School sits in a community of nearly 20,000 residents who value education and benefit from the cultural and academic resources that come with being home to the state's flagship university.