Ready or not, the halls are buzzing again in Campbell County schools!

Here in Campbell County, we know how important schools are in our community.

According to the Campbell County School District website, more than 8,500 students, make our local school district the third largest in Wyoming, and it touches nearly every family across our wide-open county. The district spans 4,761 square miles (that’s over 3 million acres!) and is home to 24 schools—including 17 elementary schools, one virtual elementary option, and six secondary campuses spread across Gillette, Wright, and Recluse. No matter where you live in Campbell County, there’s a place for kids to learn, grow, and discover their potential.

Of course, schools don’t run on classrooms alone. Behind the scenes are nearly 1,800 employees—

teachers, support staff, and so many others—who keep things moving every single day. With an average of 18 students per teacher, kids here get more than just lessons—they get connections, encouragement, and the kind of support that can make all the difference.

And let’s not forget the wheels that literally keep it all turning, especially necessary when your school district covers 3,000,000+ acres. Each day, district bus drivers cover more than 11,000 miles across 115 routes to make sure students get to and from school safely. In one year, those buses log more than 2.3 million miles (yes, million!) between daily routes, activity trips, and field trips. A snapshot from last school year showed 3,500 students picked up in the morning and 4,200 dropped off after school—a powerful reminder of just how many lives are touched by this daily effort.

When you add it all up—the teachers, staff, bus drivers, and thousands of students—it’s easy to see why Campbell County School District is such an important part of our community. They’re not just teaching kids; they’re helping shape the future of northeast Wyoming.

We’re proud to call this district ours-it continues to inspire, support, and grow the next generation.

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For more information check out the attendance zone map for Gillette area schools here: View Map.

Campbell County School District calendars for the 2025-2026 school year can be found at https://www.ccsd.k12.wy.us/calendars/district-calendars

Teeing Off for Two Great Causes

A Few of Our Agents and Broker Swinging for a Cause

This past weekend, a few of our agents and our broker traded open houses for open fairways to support not just one—but two—amazing golf tournaments that give back in a big way.

First up was the Gillette College Foundation’s annual golf scramble. Our broker, Ryan Conklin, proudly serves on the board of this organization. This event brings together alumni, supporters, and community members to raise funds for scholarships, programs, and other initiatives that empower students and strengthen our local college. RE/MAX Professionals agent, Stacey MacKearney, also joined in the fun—both playing in the event and sponsoring a team. With a great turnout, perfect weather, and a lot of laughs along the way, it was a celebration of education and community spirit.

The Drive 4 the Cure golf tournament was also this past weekend. Agents Stacey Peterson and Team Jamie and Vicki, sponsored teams for this inspiring event with Jamie playing on their sponsored team. This entity is dedicated to helping individuals in our area who have been diagnosed with cancer. They provide financial assistance to ease the challenges that come with treatment and recovery, allowing patients to focus on their health without added financial stress.

It was a day of friendly competition, good times, and a heartwarming reminder of our community’s strength—plus, Jamie Means’ team scored an impressive second place in their flight!

Whether it’s supporting families facing a cancer diagnosis or investing in the next generation through education, we’re proud to be part of events that make a lasting impact. Here’s to many more rounds of golf—and giving back—year after year!

June 2025 Housing Market Insights for Gillette Rozet and Wright Wyoming: Trends and Statistics Update

As summer 2025 approaches, the housing market in Gillette, Rozet, and Wright, Wyoming is buzzing with activity. Whether you are considering buying or selling a home, staying updated on local market conditions is crucial. This update offers a clear look at the current trends and statistics for June 2025.

June 2025 Market Update

Current Market Overview

In June 2025, the housing market in Gillette, Rozet, and Wright presented a mix of stability and modest fluctuations in activity. As families look for new homes this summer, sellers are ready to meet that demand.

Active Listings

Examining the number of active listings provides insights into market saturation. The 100 listings in Gillette, Rozet, and Wright, indicate a healthy turnover, suggesting a competitive but manageable environment for buyers.

Days on Market Analysis

An essential metric in any real estate market is the average days on market (DOM). Homes in these areas are averaging 69 days on the market before sale, indicating a strong demand where listings are quickly followed by sales.

Average Sale Prices

Average sale prices serve as a key indicator of market health. In Gillette, Rozet, and Wright, homes are selling for an average of $335,203.

Homes Sold This Month

In June 2025, a total of 66 homes sold across all three areas, demonstrating a robust real estate market. This figure reflects a combination of successful transactions in theses communities, indicating strong buyer engagement and interest in various property offerings.

Final Thoughts

As we navigate through June 2025, the housing market in Gillette, Rozet, and Wright, Wyoming continues to show its strengths. The active listings, average prices, and days on market provide essential insights for both buyers and sellers.

With homes available across various price ranges and buyer preferences, potential homeowners can find options that suit their needs. At the same time, sellers can leverage the consistent demand to make strategic moves.

As we look ahead, the next few months will be pivotal in understanding how emerging trends affect home values and buyer interest. Staying informed will help everyone engaged in the housing market work towards successful outcomes in this ever-changing landscape.