Bain Elementary is a public school in Cheyenne, Wyoming, a small city. It serves students in kindergarten through sixth grade. The school has 222 students, and the ratio of students to teachers is 10:1, which is lower than the average for the district. Bain Elementary has 22 full-time teachers who work full-time. The school offers a full academic program that includes reading, English language arts, math, science, and social studies. There are also other activities that help students develop socially and emotionally and keep them interested in school. Recent data shows that 42% of students were proficient or better in math and 37% were proficient or better in reading. This shows that the students are doing okay in school but could use some targeted help to improve. The student body is made up of 51% women and 49% men, and 38% of them are considered economically disadvantaged. A lot of the students are from minority groups, which makes the school community more diverse. Bain Elementary is in a residential area of Cheyenne and has small class sizes that make it a good place for the community to learn. Overall, the school is good at giving students individualized instruction and creating supportive classrooms, but it still needs to work on improving academic performance in core subjects.