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There are a total of 572 students enrolled within the school district that ranges from Pre-K through 12th within 3 different schools.

There are a total of 69 teachers

Race:

564 (98.6%) students are American Indian or Alaska Native

5 (0.87%) students are Hispanic

2 (0.35%) students are Two or more races

1 (0.17%) student is White

Standardized Test Scores:

English Language Arts Proficiency

Elementary and Middle School (Grades 3 to 8)

Fremont #14 : 12%

Wyoming : 54%

High School (Grades 9 to 10)

Fremont #14 : 15-20%

Wyoming : 53%

Math Proficiency

Elementary and Middle School (Grades 3 to 8)

Fremont #14 : 4%

Wyoming : 51%

High School (Grades 9 to 10)

Fremont #14 : 0-5%

Wyoming : 42%

Free/Reduced Lunch for all students

Title IX Funding

5 students are Receiving Hathaway Scholarships (2021-2022)

Average ACT Score : 14.2

Graduation Rate (based on a 4 year graduation rate)

50.9%

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It is the mission of Wyoming Indian Schools to ensure everyone continually learns and becomes a positive contributor in society while utilizing Indigenous language and tradition.

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The vision of the Wyoming Department of Education (WDE) is to significantly increase the percentage of Wyoming students who are college, career, and military ready. The WDE strives to do everything possible to help students and districts succeed in the educational process. Believing in our schools, our educators, and out students. It is hope that the guide will be a resource as we all work together to meet the needs of our students, our districts, and every Wyoming Community

-Jillian Balow

State Superintendent of Public Instruction

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My grandpa Alfred Redman put Wyoming Indian High School on the map nationally and locally.

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Wyoming Indian Renames Gym After Alfred Redman

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Fremont County School District #14 meets the needs of diverse learners by offering classes in another language such as the Eastern Shoshone Language, Northern Arapaho Language, and the Spanish Language. They allow these classes to be taught within the schools because these are the highest populations of enrolled students within the schools.

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You ever hear the saying "Last one out of Ethete turn the lights off." We say that because where we live everything is based around basketball. Our reservation uplifts the Wyoming Indian teams because they know what they are capable of. State championships is what Wyoming Indian is made of.

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How This Indigenous Basketball Team Wins Against the Odds | Real Stories

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Being in a rural area the programs that the school district offers for diverse learners is the traditional Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho Language. In the high school a Spanish class is offered. They would accept the foreign exchange program if it were offered but at this time these are the only programs available because the enrollment of students are either enrolled Eastern Shoshone or Northern Arapaho.

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The entire school district needs improvement in all the content areas:

Math

English Language Arts

English Proficiency

Increase the graduation rate.

Implement new procedures for diverse learners.

Offer more diverse language classes.

Increase the average ACT score.

Increase the enrollment rate of diverse students.

Teacher Enrollment to offer more classes.

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Sports

Identifying cultural activities to the local tribes

Free/Reduced Lunch

Enrollment of American Indian students.

Tutoring Sessions