Summary
Ober D’Vorre & Hal Elementary School is a PK–5 school in Las Vegas’s 89135 area, serving 536 students in the Clark County school district. It is currently rated 3 stars, ranked 189th of 376 Nevada schools—the 50th percentile—in 2025–2026. That is a partial rebound from 2024–2025, when it fell to 2 stars and the 36th percentile, but it is far below its 2015–2016 peak as a 5-star, 93rd-percentile school. The district overall is rated above average at 4 stars. For families, this is a once-strong school that now sits squarely in the middle of the state.
In 2025–2026, Ober D’Vorre & Hal’s all-grade math proficiency was 38.5%, above district (33.8%) and state (36.2%) averages. Reading was 45.3%, above the district’s 43.3% and essentially equal to the state’s 45.2%. Science for 2025–2026 was suppressed by the state, so it is unknown; in prior years, science was consistently below district and state, including 14.8% in 2024–2025. The school average hides a grade-level split: 5th grade was a clear strength (44.1% math, 64.7% reading, both above district and state), while 3rd grade reading was 31.7% and 4th grade math was 33.3%, both below district and state. Compared with nearby same-district schools, math was stronger than Derfelt, Christensen, and Bendorf, but lower than Bryan, Abston, Givens, Goolsby, Hayes, and Piggott. Reading trailed almost all of them, with only Bendorf scoring lower.
The clearest local red flag is chronic absenteeism: 34.7% in 2025–2026, above district (27.0%) and state (25.5%) and the highest among nearby schools in the data, while top nearby schools are in the 7%–16% range. Resources look favorable—per-student spending rose to $14,328 by 2023–2024, and the student-teacher ratio improved to 14.4 in 2024–2025, better than most nearby same-district schools. Yet nearby high performers such as Goolsby and Givens achieve much higher proficiency while spending less. For parents, Ober D’Vorre & Hal offers a strong 5th-grade cohort and above-state math, but it currently faces significant attendance, reading, and science challenges compared with nearby options.
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