Summary:
Uinta County School District #4 has one elementary school in this list: Mountain View K-8, which serves kindergarten through grade 8 and enrolls 454 students. Its results are mixed compared with Wyoming, and the clearest concern for families is the sharp grade-to-grade variation—especially sixth-grade math, where 29.1% were proficient, 27.8 percentage points below the state.
Mountain View K-8 is both the top and bottom school in this area because it is the only one represented; its standout results are best understood by grade. Seventh-grade math was 71.7%, 18.8 points above Wyoming, and seventh-grade ELA was 73.9%, 17.4 points above. Fifth-grade ELA also exceeded the state by 15.4 points, while fourth-grade science was 12.8 points higher. At the other end, sixth-grade math was 29.1%, versus 56.9% statewide, and third-grade math was 41.5%, 19.7 points below Wyoming. Across reported grades, equal-weight averages were modestly above state results in ELA (+3.3 points) and science (+4.8), but slightly below in math (−2.0).
Results have shifted unevenly, and the school’s overall advantage over the state narrowed: across the same 14 grade-and-subject results, its average lead went from 5.06 points in 2024–2025 to 1.25 points in 2025–2026. Math improved on average, but sixth-grade math fell 27.7 points year over year even as seventh-grade math rose 23.4; science declined in both tested grades. SchoolDigger ranked the school 78th of 148 statewide (47th percentile, 2 stars) for 2025–2026. Other context includes a student–teacher ratio of 10.1 and 24.9% eligible for free or reduced-price lunch in 2024–2025; these figures describe the school but do not explain its test results. Because this area has only one listed school, families cannot compare its performance with other local schools.
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