Summary
Miller Bob Middle School is a 6–8 middle school serving 1,522 students on Cozy Hill Circle in Henderson, Nevada (89052), part of the Clark County school district. In 2025–26 it ranked 22nd of 148 Nevada middle schools — 85th percentile, 4 stars — roughly 27 percentile points above its own district's overall standing, making it a clear standout inside a large and unevenly performing system.
Results are the school's clearest strength. In 2025–26, 54.8% of students were proficient in math, 64.3% in reading, and 56.0% in science, compared with 33.8%, 43.3%, and 23.5% across Clark County and 36.2%, 45.2%, and 25.5% statewide. Among nine nearby same-district middle schools, Miller Bob is first in all three subjects — ahead of Webb Del E Middle School (48.7 in math), White Thurman Academy of the Arts Middle School (45.1), and Greenspun Barbara & Hank Junior High School (33.3), and far above Cannon Helen C Junior High School (10.4), Cortney Francis H Junior High School (11.2), and Woodbury C W Middle School (11.4). It achieves this spending $11,021 per student — below most of those peers — and with the largest classes in the group, at 26.2 students per teacher.
Attendance is another plus: 18.7% of students were chronically absent, below the district's 27.0% and the state's 25.5%, and improved by roughly 4 points over four years. Two things to watch: math proficiency dips from 60.5% in 6th grade to 45.3% in 8th, and the school's statewide percentile has drifted from the mid-90s between 2015–18 to the mid-80s now, though the last three years (82, 85, 85) look flat rather than falling. A nearby charter, Coral Academy Windmill, posts higher math and reading scores but serves only 419 students in grades 5–7 — a genuinely different school. One data caveat: free/reduced lunch is reported at 100% for Miller Bob and every Clark County peer, which likely reflects a district-wide meal program rather than a comparable poverty measure.
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