Fremont #1 is home to six attendance centers. We have three elementary schools, a middle school, and two high schools.  You can learn more about each school by clicking on the links below.  You may also click here to view a map of our in-town schools.

Lander Valley High School (grades 9-12)
LVHS is a school of excellence in the Fremont County #1 School District. We have about 485 students.  The facility was built in 2004 and is a modern, well-designed, open school.   Follow us at @Fremont1_LVHS

Pathfinder High School (grades 9-12)
Pathfinder serves approximately 25 students, providing an option to meet the needs of diverse students who might not fit in or thrive in a traditional academic setting.  Follow us at @Fremont1_PathHS

Lander Middle School (grades 6-8)
LMS is a new and modern educational facility built in 2011.  We exist to educate all students academically, emotionally and physically in a nurturing and challenging environment to prepare them for a successful future.  Follow us at @Fremont1_LMS

Baldwin Creek Elementary (grades 4-5)
At Baldwin Creek Elementary, our mission is Every Bobcat, Every Day! It is the vision of Baldwin Creek Elementary to ensure high levels of learning, both academically and socially, for every student.  Follow us at @Fremont1_BCreek

Gannett Peak Elementary (grades K-3)
Our modern building was completed in 2013. We are one of the largest elementary schools in the state with over 570 students and over 90 staff members. Working together we will be a caring community dedicated to lifelong learning.  Follow us at @Fremont1_GPeak

Jeffrey City School (grades K-5)
Jeffrey City School is a rural school located about 50 miles outside of Lander.  We currently have 8 students and one teacher.  We coordinate our specials classes with Gannett Peak Elementary.  Follow us at @Fremont1_JCity