Summary
Webb Del E Middle School is a grades 6–8 school in Henderson, Nevada, serving 1,684 students as part of the Clark County School District — the largest middle school in its immediate local comparison group, ahead of Miller Bob Middle School (1,522), White Thurman Academy of the Arts Middle School (1,501), and Mannion Jack & Terry Middle School (1,463). By state standards it is a solidly high performer: 4 stars, 80th percentile, ranked 29th of 148 Nevada middle schools in 2025-2026.
Academically, Webb scores well above average in all three tested subjects — 48.7% proficiency in math, 60.8% in reading, and 53.1% in science, versus district rates of 33.8%, 43.3%, and 23.5%. Science is the standout: Webb's rate is 2.3 times the district's and roughly double the state's, and it actually exceeds the school's own math proficiency, which is unusual. Locally, Webb ranks third among its Clark County peers, behind Miller Bob and essentially level with Mannion and White Thurman. Its math proficiency is more than four times that of Cortney Francis H Junior High School (11.2%) and Cannon Helen C Junior High School (10.4%), both just a few miles away.
Attendance is a bright spot: 17.0% of students were chronically absent in 2025-2026, better than both district (27.0%) and state (25.5%), and down 9.2 points over four years. Webb also does a lot with relatively little — its $11,032 per student is the lowest among Clark County schools in this group, while Burkholder Lyal Academy of Environmental Science ($15,761) and Cortney ($14,866) spend far more and post lower math proficiency. Two things to watch: Webb's student-teacher ratio of 24.7 is the second-highest in the group, and 8th-grade scores drop noticeably from 6th grade. Coral Academy Windmill, a charter, posts much higher scores but serves a smaller, different population and isn't a like-for-like comparison. Webb's rank has eased from 2nd statewide a decade ago to a stable ~80th percentile today.
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