Lake Hood Elementary School is a public elementary school in Anchorage, Alaska. It is in a big city. The school has about 232 students and teaches grades pre-kindergarten through 6 (PK–6). Lake Hood Elementary has 17 full-time equivalent teachers, which is better than the district average. The student-teacher ratio is 14:1. The main subjects taught at the school are reading, writing, math, science, and social studies. Recent test results show that 12% of students were proficient or better in math and 27% were proficient or better in reading. This shows where students need to improve and where they need extra help in school. There are 49% female and 51% male students, and 47% of them are considered economically disadvantaged. The school serves a wide range of students, which helps create a multicultural learning environment and chances for all students to learn. Lake Hood Elementary is funded by public education funds from the Anchorage School District. The school focuses on getting students involved, giving them personalized support, and getting the community involved. The school is known for its dedicated staff, supportive learning environment, and commitment to helping all students do better in school.