Summary:
Mountain View Elementary has one listed middle school, Twin Lakes Elementary, serving grades 3–8 and enrolling 502 students. With just one school, there is no local school-to-school comparison; the most important finding is that its 2025–26 proficiency was below the state average in all three tested subjects.
Twin Lakes Elementary is both the highest- and lowest-scoring school in the list because it is the only one. Its largest state gap was in math: 15% proficient, compared with 38% statewide, a 23-point difference. ELA was 27% versus 49%, a 22-point gap, while science was 18% versus 36%, an 18-point gap. It was also below the district in ELA and math by about 4 points in each, but science was 2 points above the district. Results differed considerably by grade: sixth grade was strongest in ELA and math, at 40% and 32%, respectively, while fifth-grade science was strongest at 31%; eighth-grade math was 8%.
Results weakened in ELA and math from 2024–25 to 2025–26, while science improved: ELA fell 2 points, math fell 4, and science rose 2. State results rose in all three subjects, so the school’s state gaps widened—from 20 to 22 points in ELA, 18 to 23 in math, and 16 to 18 in science. SchoolDigger ranks Twin Lakes Elementary 2,365th of 2,703 schools, in the 13th percentile, with one star. Other context includes a student–teacher ratio of 18.7 in 2024–25 and 89% free/reduced lunch eligible that year. Chronic absenteeism was 14.5%, compared with 14.9% districtwide and 18.3% statewide.
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