Summary
Stocktrail Elementary serves 554 students in grades K–6 in Gillette, Wyoming, and has the largest enrollment among the 11 nearby schools in this comparison. Its results are mixed: ELA is above local, district, and state averages, while math is below all three. The clearest concern is math: the school averaged 58% proficient in 2025–26, 3 percentage points below the state, 3 below the district, and 5 below nearby schools.
ELA is the school’s strongest subject compared with the groups around it: its 60% average was 2 points above the state, 5 above the Campbell County School District #1, and 5 above nearby schools. Results differ by grade, though: fourth-grade math was a bright spot at 72%, compared with 63% statewide, while sixth-grade math was 52%—below the state and district, and lower than every nearby school. Fourth-grade science was 54%, slightly below the state’s 56% but above the district’s 51% and nearby-school average of 52%.
Math has lost ground over time: its average fell from 70% in 2022–23 to 58% in 2025–26, while the state average rose from 53% to 60%. ELA was roughly unchanged over those years, at 60% in both the first and last years, despite a dip and recovery. SchoolDigger ranks the school 75th of 148 statewide, at the 49th percentile with 3 stars; its percentile was 79 in 2021–22. The student-teacher ratio was 15.8 in 2024–25, higher than any nearby school’s, and 41% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible that year, below the nearby average of 48%. SchoolDigger’s group rankings also show weaker relative standing for Hispanic Students, at the 15th percentile in 2025–26, down from 44 in 2023–24, and Low Socio Economic Status Students, at the 23rd percentile.
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