List of Clark County School District schools

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This is a list of schools in the Clark County School District located in Clark County, Nevada.

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Elementary schools (K–5)

NameRegionScheduleComments
Sandra B. Abston Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened in 2019.
Kirk L. Adams Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1992.
O. K. Adcock Elementary SchoolRegion 2, Southwest9 monthOpened in 1965, Rebuilt in 2003. Full day kindergarten.
Tony Alamo Elementary SchoolRegion 2, Southwest9 monthOpened in 2000. Half day kindergarten
Dean Lamar Allen Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northwest9 monthOpened in 1997. Full day kindergarten.
Lee Antonello Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Superintendent School - North East9 monthOpened in 1992. Full Day Kindergarten.
Sister Robert Joseph Bailey Elementary SchoolRegion 3, Southeast9 monthOpened in 2007.
Shirley A. Barber Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 2018.
Selma F. Bartlett Elementary SchoolRegion 3, Southeast9 monthOpened in 1992. Named after Selma F. Bartlett.
John C. Bass Elementary SchoolRegion 3, Southeast9 MonthFull day kindergarten. Opened in 2001.
Kathy L. Batterman Elementary SchoolRegion 2, Southwest9 MonthNamed in honor of Flight for Life flight nurse Kathy Batterman. [1] Opened in 2005.
John R. Beatty Elementary SchoolRegion 3, Southeast9 monthOpened in 1989.
Will Beckley Elementary SchoolRegion 2, East9 MonthOpened in 1967. Full day kindergarten
Rex Bell Elementary SchoolRegion 2, Southwest9 MonthOriginally Built in 1964, Rebuilt in 2017. Full day kindergarten
Patricia A. Bendorf Elementary SchoolRegion 2, Southwest9 MonthOpened in 1992. Full day kindergarten
William G. Bennett Elementary SchoolRegion 3, Southeast9 monthOpened in 1986. Located in Laughlin.
Shelley Berkley Elementary SchoolRegion 2, Southwest9 MonthOpened in 2017.
James H. Bilbray Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northwest9 monthOpened in 2003. Year Round Kindergarten.
Blue Diamond Elementary SchoolRegion 2, Southwest9 monthOpened in 1929. Located in Blue Diamond, Nevada
John W. Bonner Elementary SchoolRegion 2, Northwest9 monthOpened in 1997. Full day kindergarten
Kermit R. Booker Sr. Interactive Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Superintendent School - Northwest9 monthOpened in 1962. Full day kindergarten. Empowerment school. Original facility was razed in 2005; rebuilt campus opened August 2007. Formerly Highland Elementary School.
Bowler, Grant Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northeast9 monthOpened In 1981. Located in Logandale, Nevada
Bowler, Joseph L. Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northeast9 monthOpened in 2001. Located in Bunkerville, Nevada. Full day kindergarten.
Henry and Evelyn Bozarth Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northwest9 monthOpened August 2009, [2] Empowerment school, offers full day kindergarten.
Walter Bracken Elementary SchoolRegion 3, Superintendent School - East9 monthOpened in 1962. Full day Kindergarten. Choice school. Magnet school for math and science through technology established in 2001.
Eileen B. Brookman Elementary SchoolRegion 3, East9 MonthOpened in 2002.
Hannah Marie Brown Elementary SchoolRegion 39 MonthOpened in 2021.
Lucille S. Bruner Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northwest9 MonthOpened in 1994.
Bryan, Richard Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northwest9 monthOpened in 1997. Full day kindergarten.
Bryan, Roger Elementary SchoolRegion 2, Southwest9 MonthOpened in 1997.
Berkley L. Bunker Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northwest9 monthOpened in 1999. Full day kindergarten.
Marion E. Cahlan Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northeast9 MonthOpened in 1965.
Arturo Cambeiro Elementary SchoolRegion 3, Superintendent School - East9 monthOpened in 1997. Full day kindergarten. Professional Practice School.
Kay Carl Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northwest9 monthOpened in 2001. Full day kindergarten.
Roberta C. Cartwright Elementary SchoolRegion 3, Southeast9 MonthOpened in 1998.
M. J. Christensen Elementary SchoolRegion 2, Southwest9 monthOpened in 1989. Mascot is the Mariners.
Eileen Conners Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northwest9 monthOpened in 2004. Full day kindergarten.
Manuel J. Cortez Elementary SchoolRegion 3, Northeast9 MonthOpened in 1999. Full day kindergarten.
Cox, Clyde Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northeast9 MonthOpened in 1987. Full day kindergarten.
Cox, David Elementary SchoolRegion 3, Southeast9 monthOpened in 1991.
Steve and Linda Cozine Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northeast9 MonthOpened in 2002. Full day kindergarten.
Lois Craig Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northeast9 MonthOpened in 1964. Full day kindergarten.
Crestwood Elementary SchoolRegion 2, East9 monthOpened in 1953. Full day kindergarten.
Paul E. Culley Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Superintendent School - Northwest9 MonthOpened in 1964. Full day kindergarten. Empowerment School.
Cynthia Cunningham Elementary SchoolRegion 3, Southeast9 MonthOpened in 1990. Full day kindergarten.
Jack Dailey Elementary SchoolRegion 2, EastOpened in 1992.
Marshall Darnell Elementary SchoolRegion 1, NorthwestOpened in 2001.
Laura Dearing Elementary SchoolRegion 2, East12 MonthOpened in 1964, Full day kindergarten.
C. H. Decker Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened in 1977.
Herbert A. Derfelt Elementary SchoolRegion 2, SouthwestOpened in 1991.
Ruthe Deskin Elementary SchoolRegion 1, NorthwestOpened in 1988.
Ollie Detwiler Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 2000.
Ruben P. Diaz Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 2008.
Dusty "D.L." Dickens Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northeast9 monthOpened in 2007.
P.A. Diskin Elementary SchoolRegion 2, Southwest9 MonthOpened in 1974.
Kenneth Divich Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 2018. The school was named for long time Las Vegas educator and civic leader Kenneth Divich.
Harvey N. Dondero Elementary SchoolRegion 2, SouthwestOpened in December 1976
John A. Dooley Elementary SchoolRegion 3, Southeast9 monthOpened in 1988, and served as the campus for Sue Morrow Elementary in 1997 when that school was finishing up being built
Ruby Duncan Elementary SchoolRegion 19 monthOpened August 30, 2010 [3]
Earl, Ira J. Elementary SchoolRegion 3, East9 MonthOpened in 1966. Replacement Project is scheduled to complete by 2022. Mascot is the Cougars
Earl, Marion B. Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened in 1987.
Elbert Edwards Elementary SchoolRegion 3, EastOpened in 1976. Replacement Project is scheduled to complete by 2020.
Dorothy Eisenberg Elementary SchoolRegion 1, NorthwestOpened in 1991.
Raul P. Elizondo Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northeast9 MonthMascot is the Bulldogs

Opened in 1996.

Robert and Sandy Ellis Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 2018.
William E. Ferron Elementary SchoolRegion 2, East9 MonthOpened in 1971. Replacement Project is scheduled to complete by 2021.
Mark L. Fine Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened in 2009. [2]
H.P. Fitzgerald Elementary SchoolRegion 1, NortheastOpened in 1994.
Wing & Lilly Fong Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northwest9 MonthOpened in 1991.
Robert L. Forbuss Elementary SchoolRegion 2, Southwest9 MonthOpened in 2007.
Doris French Elementary SchoolRegion 2, SoutheastOpened in 1978.
Charles & Phyllis Frias Elementary SchoolRegion 2, SouthwestOpened in 2003.
Fay Galloway Elementary SchoolRegion 3, SoutheastOpened in 1979.
Edith Garehime Elementary SchoolRegion 1, NorthwestOpened in 1998.
Roger D. Gehring Academy of Science and TechnologyRegion 3, SoutheastOpened in 2002. Magnet academy established in 2018.
James Gibson Elementary SchoolRegion 3, SoutheastOpened in 1993.
C.V.T. Gilbert Magnet School of Communication and Creative ArtsRegion 1, Superintendent School - NorthwestOpened in 1966. Magnet program established in 1994. Curriculum revolves around the fine arts and performance.
Linda Rankin Givens Elementary SchoolRegion 2, Northwest9 monthOpened in 2004 in the Vistas in Summerlin. The third two-story elementary built in Las Vegas.
Daniel Goldfarb Elementary SchoolRegion 3, EastOpened in 1997.
Goodsprings Elementary SchoolRegion 2Occupies the Goodsprings Schoolhouse which opened in 1913. It may be the oldest and smallest school in Nevada; as of 2008 there were only six enrolled students. [4] Shares a principal with Sandy Valley Elementary Schools and Indian Springs Elementary School.
Judy & John L. Goolsby Elementary SchoolRegion 2, Southwest9 monthOpened in 2004.
Theron and Naomi Goynes Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 2005.
Oran K. Gragson Elementary SchoolRegion 3, EastOpened in 1979.
R. Guild Gray Elementary SchoolRegion 29 monthOpened in 1980.
E.W. Griffith Elementary SchoolRegion 2, Southwest9 monthOpened in 1962. New facility to open in 2019.
Addeliar D. Guy Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 1998.
Doris Hancock Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened in 1966.
Harley A. Harmon Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1973. Replacement Project scheduled to be complete by 2022.
George E. Harris Elementary SchoolRegion 2, EastOpened in 1974. New facility scheduled to open in 2021.
Don E. Hayden Elementary SchoolRegion 19 monthOpened in August 2006. Full day Kindergarten
Keith C. And Karen W. Hayes Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened in 1999.
Lomie G. Heard Elementary SchoolRegion 3Original campus was located within Nellis Air Force Base from 1951 to 2015. A new school facility opened Fall 2017. Magnet program established in 2017, as well.
Howard Heckethorn Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 2001.
Helen Herr Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1991.
Fay Herron Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1964.
Halle Hewetson Elementary SchoolRegion 3, EastOpened in 1957.
Liliam Lujan Hickey Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 2005.
Charlotte Hill Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1990. Sister school to Louis Wiener ES.
Edna F. Hinman Elementary SchoolRegion 39 monthOpened in 1986.
Mabel Hoggard Math and Science Magnet SchoolRegion 19 monthOpened in 1952. Magnet program established in 1993.
Howard Hollingsworth Elementary SchoolRegion 2, EastOpened in 2003. The second two-story elementary school building in Las Vegas.
John R. Hummel Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 2005.
Indian Springs Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northwest9 MonthLocated in Indian Springs
Mervin Iverson Elementary SchoolRegion 3, EastOpened in 2002.
Walter Jacobson Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened in 1991.
Jay W. Jeffers Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 2005.
Earl N. Jenkins Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 2019.
Jan Jones Blackhurst Elementary SchoolRegion 2, SouthwestOpened in 2017.
Helen M. Jydstrup Elementary SchoolRegion 2, Southwest9 MonthBuilt in 1991.
Marc A. Kahre Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 1991. Named after a Las Vegas Metropolitan Police officer who was killed in the line of duty.
Edythe and Lloyd Katz Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 1991.
Charlotte and Jerry Keller Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 2009.
Matt Kelly Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1960.
Lorna Kesterson Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1999. Named for Lorna Kesterson, the first female Mayor of Henderson (1985-1993) [5]
Frank Kim Elementary SchoolRegion 2, Southwest9 monthOpened in 1989.
King, Jr., Martin Luther Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1988.
King, Martha P. Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1991.
Robert E. Lake Elementary SchoolRegion 2, EastOpened in 1962.
Frank Lamping Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1998. School has an observatory. McCool science center in honor or the astronaut Willie McCool who died in the Columbia accident opened in October, 2005. His parents live in Vegas and were involved in the effort to get this center built in his honor.
Joseph M. Lincoln Elementary SchoolRegion 1Originally built in 1955. Rebuilt in 2017.
Walter V. Long STEAM AcademyRegion 2, EastOpened in 1978.
Mary & Zel Lowman Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 1993.
William R. Lummis Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northwest9 monthOpened in 1993.
Earl B. Lundy Elementary SchoolRegion 1One of the smallest schools in the district with typical attendance of less than 15 students. Located on Mount Charleston.
Robert Lunt Elementary SchoolRegion 3, EastOpened in 1990.
Ann Lynch Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1990.
Nate Mack Elementary SchoolRegion 3, SoutheastOpened in 1983.
Jo Mackey Academy of Leadership and Global CommunicationsRegion 1, Central north9 monthOpened in 1965. New facility will be completed in 2020. Magnet program established in 2004; choir, robotics teams, drill team; project-based learning. K-8 school.
J. E. Manch Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 1964. Rebuilt in 2010.
Reynaldo Martinez Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 2000.
Dr. Beverly S. Mathis Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 2017.
Ernest J. May Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 1991.
Quannah McCall Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 1964.
Gordon M. McCaw STEAM AcademyRegion 3, Southeast9 monthOpened in 1954 old campus demolished and rebuilt in 2008. Magnet program established in 2014. Originally known as Basic Elementary School.
Estes McDoniel Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1987.
James B. McMillan Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 1990.
J. T. McWilliams Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 1963.
John F. Mendoza Elementary SchoolRegion 3, EastOpened in 1990.
Sandy Searles Miller Academy for International StudiesRegion 39 monthOpened in 2003. Magnet.
Andrew Mitchell Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1974.
William Moore Elementary SchoolRegion 3, EastOpened in 2001.
Sue H. Morrow Elementary SchoolRegion 3, Southeast9-MonthFinished in 1998. The school originated in John Dooley Elementary from August 25, 1997 – January 4, 1998. It was a 12-month school from 1999 to 2010. Nation Blue Ribbon School 2015. [6]
Mountain View Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1955.
Joseph M. Neal STEAM AcademyRegion 1Opened in 1999.
Ulis Newton Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1994.
Thomas O'Roarke Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 2007.
D'Vorre and Hal Ober Elementary SchoolRegion 29 monthOpened in 2000.
Dennis Ortwein Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened in 2018.
Paradise Elementary SchoolRegion 2, EastOpened in 1998.
John S. Park Elementary SchoolRegion 2, EastOpened in 1944. New Facilities were Built in 1997-2001
Claude & Stella Parson Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 1990.
Perkins, Dr. Claude G. Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northeast9 monthOpened in 2007. Named after Claude G. Perkins, former CCSD Superintendent.
Perkins, Ute V. Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northeast9 monthLocated in Moapa, Nevada
Dean Petersen Elementary SchoolRegion 2, EastOpened in 2003.
Clarence Piggott Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened in 1994. Magnet program established in 2014.
Vail Pittman Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened in 1964.
Richard Priest Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 2003.
Aggie Roberts Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1997.
Red Rock Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened in 1960.
Doris Reed Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 1988.
Carolyn S. Reedom Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened August 2008. [7]
Harry Reid Elementary SchoolRegion 3One of the smallest schools in the district. Located in Searchlight.
Aldeane Comito Ries Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened in 2005.
Betsy A. Rhodes Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 1998.
Lucille S. Rogers Elementary SchoolRegion 2, SouthwestOpened in 2001.
C. C. Ronnow Elementary SchoolRegion 3, EastOpened in 1967.
Bertha Ronzone Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 1966.
Dr. C. Owen Roundy Elementary SchoolRegion 2, Southwest9 MonthOpened in 2007.
Lewis E. Rowe Elementary SchoolRegion 2, East9 Month +17 extra days for ZOOM Summer AcademyOpened in 1965.
Richard J. Rundle Elementary SchoolRegion 3, EastOpened in 1992.
Sandy Valley SchoolRegion 2, Southwest9 monthOpened in 1982. K-12 school. Located in Sandy Valley
William & Mary Scherkenbach Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 2004.
Steven G. Schorr Elementary SchoolRegion 3, Southeast9 MonthOpened in August 2006. Named after, COX News Anchor Steven G. Schorr.
Jesse D. Scott Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 2008. [8]
C.T. Sewell Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1955.
Eva G. Simmons Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 2004.
James E. & Alice Rae Smalley Elementary SchoolRegion 3, Southeast9 MonthOpened in 2007.
Smith, Hal Elementary SchoolRegion 3, EastOpened in 2001.
Smith, Helen Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1975.
Snyder, Don and Dee Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened in December 2017.
Snyder, William E. Elementary SchoolRegion 2, East9 MonthOpened January 17, 2002. The school is named after William (Bill) E. Snyder, the President of the firm Tate Snyder Kimsey Architects.
C. P. Squires Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1962.
Stanford Elementary SchoolRegion 3, EastOpened in 1988.
Ethel Winterheimer Staton Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened in 2001.
Judith D. Steele Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened in August 2006.

National Blue Ribbon School 2020. [9]

Josh Stevens Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 2017.
Evelyn Stuckey Elementary SchoolRegion 2, Southwest9 MonthOpened August 30, 2010 [3]
Sunrise Acres Elementary SchoolRegion 3, EastOriginally built 1951, campus demolished and replaced in 2001.
Wayne N. Tanaka Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened in 2004.
Sheila R. Tarr Elementary SchoolRegion 19 monthOpened 2001. Magnet program established in 2015.
John Tartan Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 2005
Myrtle Tate Elementary SchoolRegion 3, Northeast9 MonthOpened in 1971. New facility expect to complete by 2021.
Taylor, Glen C. Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 2003.
Taylor, Robert L. Elementary SchoolRegion 3, SoutheastOpened in 1955. Originally it was known as Park Village Elementary, but was renamed in 1973, after Robert Taylor one of the principals. Rebuilt in 2008.
Joseph E. Thiriot Elementary SchoolRegion 2, SouthwestOpened in 2005. A two-story facility.
Ruby S. Thomas Elementary SchoolRegion 2, EastOpened in 1964. New Facility to be built by 2022
Sandra L. Thompson Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in August 2006.
Jim Thorpe Elementary SchoolRegion 3, SoutheastOpened in 1992. Located next to Treem Elementary School.
R.E. Tobler Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northwest9 monthOpened in 1982.
Helen Toland International AcademyRegion 1, Superintendent School - Northeast9 monthOpened in 1956 as Kit Carson Elementary School. Full day kindergarten. Professional Practice School. Magnet program established in 2011. Renamed to Helen Toland International Academy in 2021.
Bill Y. Tomiyasu Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened in 1975.
Harriet Treem Elementary SchoolRegion 3, SoutheastOpened in 1990. Located next to Thorpe Elementary School.
Vincent L. Triggs Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened August 30, 2010 [3]
Twin Lakes Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 1966. New facility opened in 2019.
Neil C. Twitchell Elementary SchoolRegion 39 monthOpened in 2001.
J.M. Ullom Elementary SchoolRegion 2, EastOpened in 1963. Rebuilt in 2019.
John C. Vanderburg Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1997. Has a biosphere that houses a tropical rain forest.
Billy and Rosemary Vassiliadis Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened in 2017.
Vegas Verdes Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened in 1961.
Virgin Valley Elementary SchoolRegion 1, Northeast9 monthOpened in 2003. Located in Mesquite
J. Marlan Walker International Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 2003.
Ward, Gene Elementary SchoolRegion 2, EastOpened in August 1972. Rebuilding new facility in 2022.
Ward, Kitty McDonough Elementary SchoolRegion 1, West9 monthOpened in 2006.
Shirley and Bill Wallin Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened August 30, 2010 [3]
Rose Warren Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened in 1961.
Howard A. Wasden Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened in 1955. School will be building its new facility and is expected to be complete in 2020.
Fredric W. Watson Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 2001.
Cyril Wengert Elementary SchoolRegion 3, EastOpened in 1970.
Whitney Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1991.
Louis Wiener Jr. Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1993. Sister school to Charlotte Hill.
Elizabeth Wilheim Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 1997.
Williams, Tom Elementary SchoolRegion 3Opened in 1959. Original building was replaced with a two-story facility in 2008.
Williams, Wendell P. Elementary SchoolRegion 1Formerly Madison Elementary School. Opened in 1952. Original building was replaced in 2002.
Eva Wolfe Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 1997.
Elise L. Wolff Elementary SchoolRegion 3, Southeast9 MonthOpened in 2001.
Gwendolyn Woolley Elementary SchoolRegion 1Opened in 1991.
William V. Wright Elementary SchoolRegion 2, Southwest12 MonthOpened in August 2006. Located in Mountain's Edge
Elaine Wynn Elementary SchoolRegion 2Opened in 1991 Named after Elaine Wynn, Ex-Wife of casino developer Steve Wynn.

Middle schools (6–8)

NameRegionComments
Dr. William H. Bailey Middle SchoolRegion 3, NortheastOpened in 2005.
Ernest Becker Sr. Middle SchoolRegion 1, NorthwestOpened in 1993, Awarded the highest national honor the Blue Ribbon of Excellence in 2000. Home of the Bighorns.
Jim Bridger Middle SchoolRegion 1, NortheastOpened in 1960. Magnet Academy of Mathematics, Science and Technology established in 2003.
J. Harold Brinley Middle SchoolRegion 1, NorthwestOpened in 1967. The school is part with the G.E.A.R U.P program, run by UNLV.
B. Mahlon Brown Academy of International StudiesRegion 3, SoutheastOpened in 1983. Originally known as “B. Mahlon Brown Junior High School”. Rebranded as a magnet school in 2015.
Lyal Burkholder Middle SchoolRegion 3, SoutheastFormerly Basic High School from 1954 to 1972. Rebuilt campus opened in August 2007.
Ralph Cadwallader Middle SchoolRegion 1, NorthwestOpened in 2003.
Lawrence & Heidi Canarelli Middle SchoolRegion 2, SouthwestOpened in 2002.
Helen C. Cannon Junior High SchoolRegion 2, SoutheastOpened in 1977.
James E. Cashman Middle SchoolRegion 2, SouthwestOpened in 1966. Academy of Science, Mathematics and Engineering established in 2008.
Francis H. Cortney Junior High SchoolRegion 3, SoutheastOpened in 1999.
Brian & Teri Cram Middle SchoolRegion 1, NortheastOpened in 2003.
Edmundo "Eddie" Escobedo, Sr. Middle SchoolRegion 1, NorthwestOpened in 2007.
Wilbur & Theresa Faiss Middle SchoolRegion 2, SouthwestOpened in 2007.
Victoria Fertitta Middle SchoolRegion 2, SouthwestOpened in 2002.
Clifford O. Findlay Middle SchoolRegion 1, NortheastOpened in 2004.
John C. Fremont Middle SchoolRegion 2, EastOpened in 1955. Will be building a new facility and become a K–8 school by 2021.
Elton M. Garrett Junior High SchoolRegion 3, SoutheastOpened in 1978.
Frank F. Garside Junior High SchoolRegion 2, NorthwestOpened in 1964.
Robert O. Gibson Middle SchoolRegion 1, NorthwestOpened in 1965. Magnet program established in 2008.
Barbara & Hank Greenspun Junior High SchoolRegion 3, SoutheastOpened in 1991. Named after Barbara and Hank Greenspun, founding publishers of the Las Vegas Sun .
Kenny C. Guinn Middle SchoolRegion 2, SouthwestOpened in 1979. Named after Kenny Guinn, former CCSD Superintendent (1969–1978) and governor of Nevada (1999–2007). STEM academy program established in 2015.
Barry and June Gunderson Middle SchoolRegion 2Opened in 2021.
Kathleen & Tim Harney Middle SchoolRegion 3, EastOpened 2000.
Charles Arthur Hughes Middle SchoolRegion 1, NortheastOpened in 2004. Located in Mesquite.
Hyde Park Middle SchoolRegion 2, SouthwestOpened in 1958. Magnet program established in 1994. Guitar, Orchestra, Choir, Band, Mascot is the Black Panther.
Indian Springs Middle SchoolRegion 1, NorthwestLocated in Indian Springs.
Walter Johnson Junior High SchoolRegion 2, SouthwestOpened in 1991. Academy of international studies program established in 2015.
Carroll M. Johnston Middle SchoolRegion 1, NortheastOpened in August 2006. Home of the Bulldogs, dedicated to Carroll Johnston and community by Paul F. Luce and K. White.
Duane D. Keller Middle SchoolRegion 3, EastOpened in 1997.
K.O. Knudson Middle SchoolRegion 2, EastOpened in 1961.

Academy of Creative Arts, Language, and Technology program established in 1996. Magnet programs: band, choir, computer graphic design, dance, drama, mariachi, orchestra, TV production, technical theater, visual art

Clifford J. Lawrence Junior High SchoolRegion 2, SouthwestOpened in 1999. Home of the Lions.
Justice Myron E. Leavitt Middle SchoolRegion 1, NorthwestOpened in 2001. Home of the Patriots.
Lied STEM AcademyRegion 1, NorthwestOpened in 1996. Home of the Navigators. Transitioned to a magnet program specializing in STEM in 2017.
W. Mack Lyon Middle SchoolRegion 1, NortheastOpened in 1950. Overton.
Jerome D. Mack Middle SchoolRegion 2, NortheastOpened in 2006.
Jack & Terry Mannion Middle SchoolRegion 3, SoutheastOpened in 2004
Roy Martin Middle SchoolRegion 3, EastOpened in 1959. Magnet program established in 2002. Houses the IB Middle Years Programme.
Bob Miller Middle SchoolRegion 3, SoutheastOpened in 1999 Named after Bob Miller, former governor of Nevada (1989–1999).
Irwin & Susan Molasky Junior High SchoolRegion 1, NorthwestOpened in 1997.
Mario C. & JoAnne Monaco Middle SchoolRegion 3, NortheastOpened in 2001.
Mike O'Callaghan Middle SchoolRegion 3, EastOpened in 1991. Magnet program established in 2018. Named after Mike O'Callaghan, former governor of Nevada (1971–1979).
William E. Orr Middle SchoolRegion 2, EastOpened in 1965. Home of the Rockets.
Dell H. Robison Middle SchoolRegion 3, EastOpened in 1973.
Sig Rogich Middle SchoolRegion 2, NorthwestOpened in 2001. A U.S. Department of Education 2015 Blue Ribbon School. [10]
Anthony Saville Middle SchoolRegion 1, NorthwestOpened in 2004.
Grant Sawyer Middle SchoolRegion 2, SouthwestOpened in 1994. Named after Grant Sawyer, former governor of Nevada (1959–1967).
Jack L. Schofield Middle SchoolRegion 3, SoutheastOpened in 2001 Mascot - Schofield Flying Tigers
Marvin M. Sedway Middle SchoolRegion 1, NortheastOpened in 2001. Named after Marvin M. Sedway. Mascot- Sedway Ravens
Charles Silvestri Junior High SchoolRegion 3, SoutheastOpened in 1998. Named after a former CCSD superintendent from 1981. Mascot - Silvestri Sharks
J.D. Smith Middle SchoolRegion 3, NortheastOpened in 1952.
Theron L. Swainston Middle SchoolRegion 1, NortheastOpened in 1992.
Lois & Jerry Tarkanian Middle SchoolRegion 2Opened in August 2006. Named after Lois and Jerry Tarkanian.
Ed Von Tobel Middle SchoolRegion 3, NortheastOpened in 1966 as a 'junior high school', serving grades 7–9.
Del Webb Middle SchoolRegion 3, SoutheastOpened in 2005. Named after the developer Del E. Webb who donated the land for the construction of the school.
Thurman White Academy of the Performing ArtsRegion 3, SoutheastOpened in 1992. Originally known as “Thurman White Middle School”. Rebranded as a magnet school in 2015. [11]

Magnet programs: Band, Choir, Dance, Orchestra, Theater, Visual/Media Arts

C.W. Woodbury Middle SchoolRegion 2, EastOpened in 1974.

High schools (9–12)

NameRegionMascotComments
Advanced Technologies Academy Region 1, Northwest Mavericks Opened in 1994. Commonly known as "A-Tech". A magnet school.
Arbor View High School Region 1, Northwest Aggies Opened in 2005.
Basic Academy of International Studies Region 3, Southeast Wolves Original facility opened in 1942. Campus was moved to a larger facility in 1972. Magnet program established in 2015.
Bonanza High School Region 2, Southwest Bengals Opened 1976.
Boulder City High School Region 3, Southeast Eagles Opened in 1949.
Canyon Springs High School Region 1, NortheastPioneersOpened in 2004. Includes Leadership and Law magnet school.
Centennial High School Region 1, Northwest Bulldogs Opened 1999. Location for the movie Pay it Forward.
Chaparral High School Region 2, East Cowboys Opened in 1973.
Cheyenne High School Region 1, Northeast Desert Shields Opened in 1991.
Cimarron-Memorial High School Region 1, Northwest Spartans Opened 1991.
Ed W. Clark High School Region 2, Southwest Chargers Opened 1965. Includes magnet school programs: Academy of Mathematics, Science, and Applied Technology (A.M.S.A.T.), Academy of Finance (A.O.F.), and Teacher Education Academy at Clark High School (T.E.A.C.H.). Magnet program established in 1993.

It is the only high school in Clark County to be named after a person.

Community College High School EastRegion 3, NortheastLimited entry program that allows juniors and seniors to take Community College of Southern Nevada (CCSN) classes as their high school electives. Students attend high school classes on the CCSN Cheyenne campus.
Community College High School SouthRegion 3, SoutheastLimited entry program that allows juniors and seniors to take Community College of Southern Nevada classes as their high school electives. Students attend high school classes on the CCSN Henderson campus.
Community College High School WestRegion 3, NorthwestLimited entry program that allows juniors and seniors to take Community College of Southern Nevada classes as their high school electives. Students attend high school classes on the CCSN Charleston campus.
Coronado High School Region 3, Southeast Cougars Opened 2001.
Del Sol Academy of the Performing Arts Region 2, Southeast Dragons Opened in 2004 as “Del Sol High School”. Rebranded as a magnet school in 2015.
Desert Oasis High School Region 2, Southwest Diamondbacks Opened in 2008.
Desert Pines High School Region 3, East Jaguars Opened 1999. Includes magnet school that was established in 2002.
Durango High School Region 2, SouthwestTrailBlazersOpened 1993.
East Career and Technical Academy Region 3, Superintendent School - EastTitansMagnet. Opened for the 2008-2009 School Year.
Eldorado High School Region 3, EastSun DevilsOpened in 1973. Rebranded as a STEAM Academy in 2014.
Foothill High School Region 3, Southeast Falcons Opened 1999.
Green Valley High School Region 3, Southeast Gators Opened in 1991. It is also one of the high schools picked for the stage production of High School Musical.
Indian Springs High SchoolRegion 1, Northwest Thunderbirds
Las Vegas High School Region 3, East Wildcats The original Las Vegas High School opened in 1905 with a tent in the city. The school made a new campus in 1930 that opened in 1931. After 62 years A new campus was made in 1992 that opened in 1993.
Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Region 2, East Pigeon Magnet school. The school is located in the buildings of the original Las Vegas High School.
Laughlin High SchoolRegion 3, Southeast Cougars Opened in 1992.
Legacy High School Region 1 Longhorns Opened in August 2006.
Liberty High School Region 3, Southeast Patriots Opened 2003.
Moapa Valley High School Region 1, Northeast Pirates Opened in 1914, Relocated to new campus in 1993.
Mojave High School Region 1, Northeast Rattlers Opened 1996.
Northeast Career and Technical AcademyRegion 1, NortheastOpened in 2023. Magnet school.
Northwest Career and Technical Academy Region 1, Superintendent School - Northwest Hawks Opened 2007. Certified magnet high school.
Palo Verde High School Region 2, Northwest Panthers Opened 1996.
Rancho High School Region 3, Northeast Rams Opened in 1954. Magnet school established in 1997. Home to Rancho Academy of Aerospace and Medicine. Rebuilt campus opened in 2006.
Shadow Ridge High School Region 1, Northwest Mustangs Opened in 2003.
Sierra Vista High School Region 2, Southwest Mountain Lions Opened 2001.
Silverado High School Region 3, SoutheastSkyhawksOpened in 1994.
Southeast Career Technical Academy Region 3, Superintendent School - Southeast Roadrunners Formerly named Southern Nevada Vocational Technical Center (SNVTC). Opened in 1966. Magnet school.
Southwest Career Technical AcademySuperintendent School - SouthwestCoyotesOpened 2009. Magnet school.
Spring Valley High School Region 2, Southwest Grizzlies Opened 2004. Magnet program established in 2015.
Sunrise Mountain High SchoolRegion 3, Northeast Miners Opened 2009.
Valley High School Region 2, East Vikings Opened 1965. Magnet school. Program established in 1979.
Veterans Tribute Career Technical AcademyRegion 1, Superintendent School - NorthwestSentinelsOpened 2009. Magnet school with programs in public safety, law enforcement, 911-Dispatch, and emergency medical services.

National Blue Ribbon School 2020. [9]

Virgin Valley High School Region 1, Northeast Bulldogs Located in Mesquite
Nevada Learning AcademyRegion 2, Superintendent School - CentralLightbulbsStarted in 1998 and opened as full-time in 2004. provides educational options through interactive online courses. It was one of the first online schools in the United States and is a fully recognized diploma granting school. Previously known as Virtual High School
West Career And Technical Academy Region 2, Superintendent School - SouthwestWranglersOpened August 30, 2010. [12] National Blue Ribbon School 2020. [9]
Western High School Region 1, Northwest Warriors Opened 1960.

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NameTypeComments
Biltmore Continuation SchoolAlternative School
Desert Rose High SchoolAdult education
Explore Knowledge AcademyCharter SchoolProject-based learning.
Keystone AcademyCharter SchoolLocated in Sandy Valley
Odyssey Charter SchoolsCharter School
The Preparatory Institute, School for Academic Excellence at Charles I. West Hall (West Prep School)Education ServicesOpened in 1997.

Formerly named Charles I. West Middle School. Converted to a K through 12 campus in 2006.

Helen J. Stewart SchoolSpecial Education
John F. Miller SchoolSpecial Education
Variety SchoolSpecial Education
Miley Achievement CenterSpecial Education
Jo Mackey iLead Academy for the Digital SciencesK-8 magnet schoolOpened as "Jo Mackey Academy of Leadership and Global Communication" in 2004.

Converted to a K through 8 campus in 2020.

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