Summary:
Mountain View, Wyoming, has two schools serving 684 students: Mountain View K-8 serves kindergarten through grade 8, and Mountain View High School serves grades 9–12; both are part of Uinta County School District #4. The key takeaway for families is that results vary substantially by grade and subject, especially in K-8 math, where proficiency ranges from 29.1% in grade 6 to 71.7% in grade 7.
Mountain View High School stands out for grade 10 ELA: 77.8% of students were proficient, 23.1 percentage points above the state result, and its 2024–2025 graduation rate was 93.9%, compared with 83.1% statewide. Mountain View K-8 also had strong results in some grades: grade 7 math was 71.7%, 18.8 points above the state, and grade 4 science was 69.0%, 12.8 points above. Its grade 6 math result, however, was 29.1%, 27.8 points below the state. The schools serve different grades, so these results do not provide a same-grade comparison between them.
Recent trends are mixed: the high school’s average grade 9–10 ELA result rose 9.8 points from the prior year, while its math average fell 8.6 points; K-8’s ELA and science averages also declined, and its math gain trailed the state’s improvement. SchoolDigger’s latest rankings place the high school at 20th of 81 schools, the 75th percentile with 4 stars, and K-8 at 78th of 148, the 47th percentile with 2 stars; both rankings fell from the previous year. As context, student-teacher ratios are similar (10.8 at the high school and 10.1 at K-8), as are reported free/reduced-lunch eligibility rates (22.2% and 24.9%); these figures describe the schools but do not explain their results.
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