Summary
Located in Laramie, Wyoming, Spring Creek Elementary serves 307 students in prekindergarten through grade 5 in Albany County School District #1. Its 2025–26 results vary sharply by grade: fifth graders scored 83% in ELA and 85% in math, while third graders scored 47% and 60%, and fourth graders 51% and 65%, respectively. The main takeaway is that fifth grade is a clear strength, but it does not represent consistently strong results across the school.
Science is the school’s strongest subject compared with the district, state, and nearby schools; ELA is its weakest overall. Across grades 3–5, Spring Creek averaged 60% in ELA, below the district and nearby-school averages of 63%, though above the state’s 57%. Its 70% math average was close to the district’s 70% and higher than the nearby average of 66% and state average of 62%. In fourth-grade science, Spring Creek scored 70%, ahead of the district at 65%, nearby schools at 64%, and the state at 56%. Fifth-grade results also topped nearby-school averages: 83% versus 71% in ELA, and 85% versus 65% in math.
Recent results show gains concentrated in fifth grade: from 2024–25 to 2025–26, fifth-grade ELA rose 22 points and math rose 14, while scores fell in both subjects in third and fourth grades. SchoolDigger ranked Spring Creek 50th of 148 statewide, at the 66th percentile with 3 stars; its percentile fell 17 points from the previous year. Its four-year ELA and math averages were nearly unchanged, while state averages rose faster. In 2024–25, the student-teacher ratio was 10.5, and 35% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible. SchoolDigger’s subgroup rankings were notably higher for special education students, at the 87th percentile, and lower for students with low socioeconomic status, at the 47th percentile, compared with 66 overall.
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