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What Wyoming School Districts Spend Per Student

The median Wyoming school district spends $19,939 per student per year, $5,396 above the national median of $14,543, across all 48 districts the state reports. The 48 of them a ZIP code can reach are listed below, and their 92,756 students account for $1.7 billion of current spending in fiscal year 2022.

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Wyoming at a Glance

Median district, per student$19,939
National median district$14,543
Districts listed48 of 48
Students listed92,756
Median district, math≈54%
Median district, reading≈59%

Every Wyoming District, by Enrollment

Spending is current spending divided by fall membership for fiscal year 2022. Proficiency and graduation rates are school year 2018-19, the last year before the pandemic interrupted state testing, so the money and the results are not from the same year. A figure marked ≈ is one the federal file published as a range rather than a value, so small groups of children stay unidentifiable; it is the middle of that range and within ten points of the real one. A dash means the federal files publish no value under that district's ID.

Wyoming school districts by enrollment, with spending per student for fiscal year 2022
DistrictStudentsPer studentMathReadingGraduation
Laramie County School District 114,164$17,45743%50%82%
Natrona County School District 113,259$16,13948%54%80%
Campbell County School District 18,633$17,00649%48%80%
Sweetwater County School District 15,054$15,93248%52%73%
Albany County School District 13,946$21,31262%63%88%
Sheridan County School District 23,560$14,80872%75%86%
Lincoln County School District 23,063$15,06857%67%86%
Teton County School District 12,798$22,18854%61%≈92%
Uinta County School District 12,716$17,49655%55%≈77%
Fremont County School District 252,430$20,36043%49%≈67%
Sweetwater County School District 22,365$18,57860%61%94%
Park County School District 62,032$16,72659%63%≈92%
Park County School District 11,807$17,98066%67%≈87%
Fremont County School District 11,745$19,66253%59%≈82%
Converse County School District 11,683$20,54761%64%≈82%
Carbon County School District 11,668$21,15043%45%≈77%
Goshen County School District 11,574$22,25050%55%≈87%
Big Horn County School District 11,328$19,70351%61%≈67%
Crook County School District 11,226$19,30458%61%≈92%
Johnson County School District 11,205$19,46560%58%≈92%
Washakie County School District 11,167$20,79364%71%≈87%
Sheridan County School District 11,132$17,20263%68%≈98%
Laramie County School District 21,082$19,31149%54%≈98%
Sublette County School District 11,065$20,17566%66%≈92%
Niobrara County School District 1941$18,92531%46%≈57%
Platte County School District 1939$21,18249%57%≈77%
Weston County School District 1773$19,12248%62%≈85%
Uinta County School District 4765$18,26056%56%≈87%
Big Horn County School District 2738$17,00564%68%≈95%
Uinta County School District 6725$18,60749%55%≈95%
Converse County School District 2676$18,32543%50%≈85%
Hot Springs County School District 1655$21,41863%61%≈75%
Lincoln County School District 1633$19,02862%63%≈95%
Fremont County School District 14622$35,7439%14%≈55%
Carbon County School District 2600$26,84861%60%≈85%
Big Horn County School District 3475$21,10754%58%≈95%
Weston County School District 7471$13,854≈42%≈47%≈70%
Sublette County School District 9468$22,82559%55%≈90%
Fremont County School District 21424$44,44812%19%≈50%
Fremont County School District 38412$36,7965%14%—
Fremont County School District 24404$21,05054%51%≈90%
Fremont County School District 6391$24,51753%61%≈95%
Big Horn County School District 4238$28,437≈67%≈62%≈70%
Platte County School District 2236$31,551≈42%≈52%≈90%
Fremont County School District 2169$31,698≈37%≈62%—
Washakie County School District 2108$33,648≈52%≈57%—
Sheridan County School District 396$35,219≈75%≈65%—
Park County School District 1695$40,800≈55%≈65%—

Sources

Spending and enrollment come from the NCES School District Finance Survey (F-33) for fiscal year 2022. Proficiency and graduation rates come from EDFacts for school year 2018-19. Districts are matched to ZIP codes through the NCES EDGE geographic relationship file. Nothing on this page is estimated or modelled: a figure is read from a federal source file or it is left blank.

Questions About Wyoming School Spending

How much does the average Wyoming school district spend per student?
The middle, or median, Wyoming district spent $19,939 per student in fiscal year 2022, $5,396 above the national median of $14,543. The median is the better summary here: a few very small districts spend several times what a large one does, and an average would follow them. That median covers all 48 districts the state reports. Across the 48 a ZIP code can reach, which are the ones listed on this page, 92,756 students account for $1.7 billion of current spending.
Which Wyoming districts spend the most and least per student?
Fremont County School District 21 reports the highest figure in the table at $44,448 per student for 424 students, and Weston County School District 7 the lowest at $13,854 for 471 students. Enrollment is the denominator, so a small district with one building and one bus route honestly produces a high figure; read the two columns together.
Why are some Wyoming districts missing from this table?
Every Wyoming district with federal finance data appears in this table.
Does this money follow a child who is homeschooled?
No. The figure is what the district spends on a seat in its own schools, funded from local property tax, state formula aid and federal programs. Withdrawing a child removes the child from the count rather than sending the money home. TheHomeschoolingCompany is $1,788 for one student for a school year by comparison, less for each child after the first.

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