Schools near ZIP 62561

9 public schools within 6 miles, nearest first.

Subject percentages show the share of students who met or exceeded the state standard.


Riverton Middle School Grades 5–8 · Riverton CUSD 14	2.4 mi	22% −13 vs state	53% −2 vs state	40% −3 vs state	Not enough years of data	52%	14%	347	White 84%	—
Riverton High School Grades 9–12 · Riverton CUSD 14 College-going rate: 45%	2.5 mi	24% −16 vs state	42% −10 vs state	50% +1 vs state	Not enough years of data	51%	12%	357	White 87%	45% −20 vs state
Riverton Elem School Grades PK–4 · Riverton CUSD 14	2.5 mi	28% −18 vs state	35% −14 vs state	—	Not enough years of data	60%	12%	515	White 83%	—
Sherman Elem School Grades PK–4 · Williamsville CUSD 15	5.1 mi	65% +19 vs state	72% +23 vs state	—	Not enough years of data	13%	15%	552	White 99%	—
Tri-City High School Grades 9–12 · Tri City CUSD 1 College-going rate: 55%	5.2 mi	28% −11 vs state	42% −10 vs state	28% −21 vs state	Not enough years of data	42%	19%	154	White 90%	55% −10 vs state
Tri-City Elem School Grades PK–5 · Tri City CUSD 1	5.2 mi	63% +20 vs state	60% +9 vs state	57% +16 vs state	Not enough years of data	51%	20%	273	White 94%	—
Tri-City Jr High School Grades 6–8 · Tri City CUSD 1	5.2 mi	42% +8 vs state	60% +5 vs state	54% +8 vs state	Not enough years of data	49%	22%	137	White 91%	—
Williamsville High School Grades 9–12 · Williamsville CUSD 15 College-going rate: 75%	5.7 mi	55% +15 vs state	76% +24 vs state	62% +13 vs state	Not enough years of data	18%	10%	462	White 93%	75% +11 vs state
Williamsville Jr High School Grades 5–8 · Williamsville CUSD 15	5.9 mi	60% +25 vs state	83% +28 vs state	64% +21 vs state	Not enough years of data	18%	11%	444	White 93%	—

Overall change: average of the three subjects, latest year vs. 3 years earlier (↑4% means the average rate went up 4 points, e.g. 82% → 86%; — means within ±2%). Low income = eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Special ed = students with an IEP (special education).