Academic growth in English language arts and mathematics helped
propel more than two-thirds of Clark County School District (CCSD) schools to
improvements on the Nevada School Performance Framework (NSPF), which is
Nevada’s public-school rating system that classifies schools within a five-star
performance rating system.
“Student success is our core focus as we become the Destination District,” said CCSD
Superintendent Jhone Ebert. “Although there is more work to be done, these results
demonstrate that investments made in public education are working. Great things
happen in our schools when we are able to utilize high-quality instructional materials
and ensure there are highly effective teachers in our classrooms.”
The release of the index scores builds on the September 15, 2025, release of school
star ratings that showed 136 CCSD schools made improvements in their star ratings.
The newly released data from the Nevada Department of Education show CCSD
improved in both English Language Arts (ELA) and Mathematics proficiency, across all
levels, in elementary, middle, and high school. The largest gains were shown in middle
school ELA proficiency, which improved by 4.9 percentage points districtwide.
Additionally, the District reduced chronic absenteeism rates by more than four percent,
from 31.3 percent in 2023-2024 to 26.9 percent in 2024-2025.
Overall, 272 CCSD schools increased their index scores from 2024 to 2025 on the
NSPF, often referred to as the Nevada Report Card.
The following 50 CCSD Schools improved their index scores by 20 or more points:
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O.K. Adcock Elementary School
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Sister Robert Joseph Bailey Elementary School
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Selma F. Bartlett Elementary School
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Burk Horizon SW High School
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Lyal Burkholder Academy of Environmental Science
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Kay Carl Elementary School
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Roberta C. Cartwright Elementary School
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James Cashman Middle School
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Cowan Academic Center
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Marshall C. Darnell Elementary School
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Ruthe Deskin Elementary School
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D. L. “Dusty” Dickens Elementary School
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Marion B. Earl Elementary School
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Elbert B. Edwards Elementary School
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John C. Fremont Professional Development Middle School
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Fay Galloway Elementary School
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James I. Gibson Elementary School
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Daniel Goldfarb Elementary School
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E. W. Griffith Elementary School
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Kenny C. Guinn Junior High School
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Addeliar D. Guy III Elementary School
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Helen Herr Elementary School
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Carroll M. Johnston STEM Academy of Environmental Studies
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Jan Jones Blackhurst Elementary School
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Marc A. Kahre Elementary School
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Charlotte and Jerry Keller Elementary School
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Frank Kim Elementary School
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Nate Mack Elementary School
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Reynaldo L. Martinez Elementary School
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Ernest J. May Elementary School
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Quannah McCall Elementary School
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Miley Achievement Center
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Sandy Searles Miller Academy for International Studies
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Mission High School
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Mountain View Elementary School
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Northeast Career and Technical Academy
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Betsy A. Rhodes Elementary School
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Lucille S. Rogers Elementary School
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Bertha Ronzone Elementary School
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Steve Schorr Elementary School
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Jesse D. Scott Elementary School
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Helen M. Smith Elementary School
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Stanford Elementary School
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Ruby S. Thomas Elementary School
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Tyrone Thompson Elementary School
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Twin Lakes Elementary School
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Fredric W. Watson Elementary School
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Thurman White Academy of the Performing Arts
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Eva M. Wolfe Elementary School
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Gwendolyn Woolley Elementary School
Other highlights include 23 CCSD schools earning full points for academic achievement
and 21 elementary and middle schools earning all points for chronic absenteeism.
48 CCSD schools earned 5 stars on the 2025 NSPF, an increase from 28 in 2024.
Additionally, 54 schools were ranked at 4 stars, with 73 schools attaining 3 stars.
To learn more about the Nevada School Performance Framework (NSPF) click here. To
review specific school, district, or state data, visit the Nevada Report Card site here.
