Fairview Elem

Fairview Elementary serves 253 students in prekindergarten through fifth grade in Olathe, Kansas. At a 10.5:1 student-teacher ratio, students get more direct instructional time than most of their peers across the state — a structural advantage that shows up in the numbers. The school earns a composite score of 9.0 out of 10, landing it in Exceptional territory.

That standing holds up under comparison. Fairview ranks #46 out of 1,293 public Kansas public schools, outperforming 96% of schools statewide — and sits at #3 of 53 schools within Olathe itself. Families who prioritize local options will find few stronger choices in the city.

Growth is the standout metric at 9.8 out of 10. That score reflects how much students advance relative to where they started — not simply whether the school enrolls high-performing kids to begin with. It signals that Fairview actively accelerates learning, regardless of incoming ability.

Academic performance rounds out at 8.2, confirming the growth translates into measurable achievement. Together, those two scores tell a consistent story: students enter, improve faster than expected, and hit high marks on the way out. For families weighing elementary options in the Olathe area, Fairview's data makes a direct case.