Johnson Junior High School

The central Cheyenne area is home to Johnson Junior High School, which is at 200 West 28th Street. The school is for students in grades 7 and 8. There are about 720 students enrolled. The student–teacher ratio is about 16:1. 21% of people are good at math. 34% of people can read well. There are 52% men and 48% women. The school is a safe and welcoming place where students follow clear rules, treat each other with respect, and get help with their schoolwork at all grade levels. Most homes close to the school cost between $270,000 and $420,000. Parents often talk about how important it is for their kids to be able to communicate clearly and how much they appreciate the structured approach that helps kids stay organized and responsible. Johnson Junior High School is one of the best middle schools in Wyoming because its students do well on tests.

Johnson Junior High School's three students won awards in the VFW's Patriot’s Pen Essay Contest in December 2025. Additionally, eighth-grader Oliver Fournier was named Student of the Week in December 2025 for maintaining a 4.0 GPA while competing in cross-country and soccer.

Q1. Does the school have advisory or homeroom times?

Ans. Yes, students take part in scheduled advisory time to check in on their schoolwork.

Q2. Are there places to study after school?

Ans. Some days, there are supervised areas for kids to hang out after school.

Q3. How does the school help new students who join in the middle of the year?

Ans. Counselors help with scheduling and getting used to the new schedule.

Q4. Is student attendance checked every day?

Ans. Every class period, attendance is taken and sent to families.

Q5. Do parents and teachers meet every year?

Ans. There are yearly conferences, and people can choose to attend them online.