The top reported proficiency rate is 65% in English language arts. The lowest is 51% in Science.
Original Research by School Decision on Eagleview Middle School
Eagleview Middle School sits in Colorado Springs as a regular public school within Academy School District 20, serving sixth through eighth graders. The school is large for a middle school, with enrollment that fills three grades in substantial numbers. It is not a charter or magnet school, and it does not operate under Title I.
Academically, Eagleview posts results that place it well above the midpoint among middle schools in El Paso County. On the Colorado Measures of Academic Success, the majority of students scored proficient or above in English language arts, and roughly half did so in math. Science results for eighth graders showed a similar proportion reaching proficiency. These proficiency rates, when averaged across tested subjects and grades, land the school in the top quarter of the county's districts. Participation rates for the state tests were high for English and math, though science participation was somewhat lower; a parent may want to ask the school about that dip. Because the school stops at eighth grade, there is no high school graduation rate to report.
The student body is predominantly white, with a noticeable Hispanic presence and small shares of students who are Asian, Black, multiracial, or Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander. About a sixth of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, a relatively low share that signals a predominantly middle-income peer environment. Data on students with disabilities and English learners were not available, so a family seeking information on special education or language support would need to contact the school directly.
Colorado Springs is a sprawling, car-dependent city where the military and aerospace sectors dominate the economy. Fort Carson, Peterson Space Force Base, Schriever Space Force Base, and the U.S. Air Force Academy are all major presences. Tourism and a growing high-tech sector add to the mix. The city has seen steady population growth over the past decades and remains a sought-after place to live. The zip code that includes Eagleview, on the city's northwest side, carries home values above the state average and well above the national figure, reflecting the area's desirability. Rents are also elevated relative to national benchmarks. This is an established, relatively affluent part of the metro area.
The school is part of Academy School District 20, a system that voters backed with a substantial bond in 2024 to rebuild schools located on the U.S. Air Force Academy grounds, with additional funding from the Department of Defense. That investment signals a district with both voter support and federal partnership for facilities. Other aspects of the school's environment are less documented here: no data were available on discipline rates, staffing ratios, attendance, or course access. A family may want to explore those topics with the school or district office.
For a family looking at Eagleview, the picture is of a large middle school with strong academic performance relative to the county, set in a part of Colorado Springs that is expensive but stable, within a district that has recently committed to major facility upgrades. The student body is not highly diverse by race or income. The gaps in special populations data mean that families with specific needs should ask directly. This is a school that fits a family seeking solid tested outcomes in a conventional public school setting within an upward-trending city.
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