Summary
King Martha P Elementary School is a grade 3–5 school in Boulder City, NV, part of the Clark County School District, enrolling 364 students and serving as an upper-elementary continuation near Mitchell Andrew Elementary School, which serves PK–2. In 2025–2026, the school ranked 58th of 376 Nevada elementary schools—85th percentile and 4 stars—after mostly similar recent results: 49th of 379 in 2024–2025, 74th of 377 in 2023–2024, and 63rd of 384 in 2022–2023. The main exception was 2020–2021, when it ranked 138th of 324 (57th percentile, 3 stars), but it returned to 4-star, top-quartile status afterward.
Academically, the school is well above district and state averages. In 2025–2026, all-grade proficiency was 56.7% in math, 65.3% in reading, and 40.4% in science, compared with district rates of 33.8%, 43.3%, and 23.5%, and state rates of 36.2%, 45.2%, and 25.5%. Fourth grade was especially strong, with 69.5% proficiency in both math and reading. Fifth grade math was the relative soft spot at 38.0%, still above district and state but only modestly so. Among nearby schools, the school’s 85th percentile rank is second only to Smalley James E & A Rae Elementary School at the 99th percentile, and ahead of Pinecrest Academy of Nevada Horizon (80th), Morrow Sue H Elementary School (76th), and others.
Attendance is another strength, though not a nearby standout: 22.2% of students were chronically absent in 2025–2026, below the district’s 27.0% and the state’s 25.5%, but higher than the 11.4% at Smalley James E & A Rae Elementary School and up from 16.3% in 2024–2025, so it is worth monitoring. Resources look moderate: the school spends $16,269 per student (2023–2024) with a 14.2 student-teacher ratio (2024–2025), less than several nearby schools while producing stronger results than most. Historically, the school’s low-income subgroup ranked 11th of 321 (97th percentile, 5 stars) in 2017–2018, a strong but old signal. Keep in mind that the school serves only grades 3–5 and some nearby scores are suppressed, so comparisons are not perfect.
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