NCSD Graduation Rates Show Continued Commitment to Educational Excellence!
The Wyoming Department of Education provides the four-year, on-time graduation rate data for the class of 2025. The aggregate four-year on-time graduation rate for NCSD's three traditional high schools is 82.8%, which is consistent with the previous academic year. The 2024-25 four-year on-time graduation rate for all Natrona County Schools is 77.67%. This is a 0.16 increase in the rate from the 2023-24 school year.
Kelly Walsh High School: 84.29%
Midwest High School: 80% *experiences the greatest fluctuation in graduation rate due to the small enrollment size
Natrona County High School: 81.01%
Roosevelt High School, NCSD’s alternative high school, had a graduation rate of 44.4%.
As a focus of our Strategic Plan, NCSD is committed to improving high school graduation rates with intentional planning and collaboration between students, parents, and schools. NCSD is dedicated to preparing all students for their next steps after graduation, whether that is attending a college or university, entering the workforce, attending a trade school, joining the military, or pursuing another opportunity.
Targeted efforts continue at each of the high schools to ensure all students have an individualized graduation plan, which allows for direct connection between students, families, and school counselors as they develop a course of study to ensure each student is provided opportunities to explore their interests, achieve academic success, and be prepared for graduation. Additionally, collaborative measures continue towards the access and opportunity to take a variety of courses and programs, as well as creating efficiencies for programs or course offerings in specialty areas (advanced, fine & performing arts, dual language immersion, foreign languages, nursing, welding, science courses, etc.).
NCSD is committed to working with all stakeholders to create learning systems in which all students can succeed in school, prepare for graduation, and ultimately become valuable, contributing members of our society. Congratulations, graduates! We wish you continued success.
NCSD Highlights
Natrona County High School welding students showcased their skills, talent, and excellence at this year's Steel Days competition at Laramie County Community College in Cheyenne.
Pathways Innovation Center hosted its annual Pathways to Purpose Day (formerly Apprenticeship Day), bringing high school students from across the district together with industry professionals, businesses, community organizations, labor and workforce partners, and higher education institutions in a collaborative effort to connect students with meaningful post-graduation opportunities.
NCSD high school students participated in Manufacturing Day in partnership with Casper College and several local business partners. This engaging experience gave students an inside look at the many opportunities available to them in the workforce, along with industry insights and networking opportunities.