Summary
Coral Academy Cadence is a K–11 charter school in Henderson, Nevada, serving 1,673 students as part of State Sponsored Charter Schools in the Las Vegas–area community of Henderson.
At the state level, Coral’s 2025–26 results are strong: reading was 59.4% versus 45.2% for Nevada and 58.0% for its district; math was 41.8%, above the state’s 36.2% but below the district’s 48.7%; EOC science was 44.3%, far above the district’s 28.1% and state’s 26.5%; and 11th-grade ACT English was 77.5% with ACT math at 45.0%, both far above district and state. Chronic absenteeism was 15.2%, better than the district’s 17.2% and state’s 25.5%, though it rose from 12.7% the prior year. Among nearby same-district charters, Pinecrest Academy of Nevada Sloan Canyon and Pinecrest Academy of Nevada Cadence generally outperform Coral on SBAC math, reading, and science, while Coral beats most others—including Somerset Academy Losee, CIVICA Academy, Mater Academy East, and Sports Leadership and Management Academy—in reading, science, EOC science, ACT, and attendance. Science is uneven: 5th-grade science was 18.4%, below the district’s 24.1% but above the state’s 17.4%, while 8th-grade science was 50.2%, above the district’s 44.8% and state’s 33.4%. Coral’s per-student spending was $8,203, the lowest among nearby same-district charters with reported spending, and its student–teacher ratio was 29.8.
Overall, Coral is a strong state-level performer but a middle-to-upper performer among nearby same-district charters. Its upper-grade results are a major differentiator: EOC science and ACT English are near the top, and ACT math is far above district and state even though SBAC math trails the district in every tested grade 3–8. Reading is especially strong in grades 5–8, while 5th-grade science is a relative soft spot. Attendance is better than most peers but worth monitoring after the recent increase. Nearby Clark County special programs such as Quest Program, Stewart Helen J, and Miller John F are not true academic peers because of tiny enrollments, suppressed scores, and much higher absenteeism. The bottom line for parents: Coral offers notable reading, science, ACT, and attendance results with lean resources; its clearest academic weakness is earlier SBAC math.
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