Prairie Wind Elementary is a public elementary school in Cheyenne, Wyoming, in a rural area on the edge of town. There are about 443 students in grades K–6 at the school. With about 32 full-time equivalent teachers, Prairie Wind Elementary keeps the student-teacher ratio at 14:1, which allows for personalized attention and small class sizes. There are 47% female students and 53% male students in the school. About 7% of the students are considered economically disadvantaged, which means they come from a variety of socioeconomic backgrounds. Prairie Wind Elementary follows the district’s standard curriculum, emphasizing core academic subjects such as literacy and mathematics, while also participating in programs that support early intervention and differentiated instruction to meet diverse student needs. The data we have shows that 60% of students are good at math and 61% are good at reading (ELA). This is better than what the state expects. The school has a fairly diverse student body, with students from White, Hispanic, and other minority groups. Prairie Wind Elementary is in a safe part of Cheyenne that is close to the city. It offers a structured and supportive learning environment.