Summary
Lakeview Elementary in Gillette, Wyoming, serves 378 students in kindergarten through grade 6 and is part of Campbell County School District #1. The clearest concern is that Lakeview’s 2025–2026 results were below nearby-school, district, and state averages in every subject reported, with especially low grade 4 science results.
Math is Lakeview’s strongest showing relative to other schools, though it remains below all three comparison averages: its grades 3–6 average was 46%, versus 64% at nearby schools, 61% in the district, and 60% statewide. ELA averaged 36%, compared with 57.5% at nearby schools, 55% in the district, and 57.6% statewide. Grade 4 science was weakest: Lakeview scored 32%, against 55% nearby, 51% in the district, and 56% statewide. Those are shortfalls of 22 points in nearby-school ELA and science, and 18 points in nearby-school math. Within Lakeview, sixth graders had stronger results than some younger grades, but their ELA and math scores—51% and 53%—were still below nearby grade 6 averages of 62% and 65%.
Lakeview’s results have also weakened relative to the state over time: from 2022–2023 to 2025–2026, its ELA average fell 13 points, from 48% to 36%, while grade 4 science fell 15 points, from 47% to 32%; math rose just 1 point, from 45% to 46%. SchoolDigger ranked Lakeview 135th of 148 Wyoming elementary schools, at the 9th percentile with 0 stars, down from the 29th percentile in 2022–2023; nearby schools ranged from the 20th to the 88th percentile. The 2024–2025 student-teacher ratio was 10.9, below the nearby average of 11.9. Also in 2024–2025, 59% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible, compared with a nearby average of 47%; this is community context, not an explanation of results. SchoolDigger’s statewide percentile for Hispanic students fell from 68 in 2024–2025 to 20 in 2025–2026, a 48-point drop; the latest subgroup percentile was above Lakeview’s overall percentile of 9.
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