Summary
Arbor View High School is a large public high school in Las Vegas, Nevada, serving grades 9–12 with 3,069 students — the biggest enrollment in its nearby comparison set — as part of the Clark County school district. Its 2025–26 statewide rank is 33 of 105 high schools, placing it in the 69th percentile with 4 stars. That continues an upward trend: 39 of 103 (62nd percentile, 3 stars) in 2024–25 and about the 50th percentile in 2020–21. In short, Arbor View has climbed from the middle of Nevada high schools to the top third.
Outcomes compare well with district and state norms. The 2024–25 graduation rate was 92.9%, versus 86.6% for the district and 85.4% for the state, and 2025–26 chronic absenteeism was 23.6%, below both and the lowest among the area's large comprehensive high schools. Test results are a strength: 2025–26 ACT proficiency was 33.6% in math and 64.2% in English, while science EOC proficiency was 38.6%. Among large neighborhood high schools, Arbor View outranks Shadow Ridge High School, Centennial High School, Legacy High School, and Cheyenne High School on statewide rank, ACT math, ACT English, and science. Only the specialized career academies — Northwest Career-Technical Academy High School and Northeast Career and Technical Academy High School — post higher ACT numbers.
Arbor View achieves this with $9,661 in per-student spending in 2023–24, less than most nearby district high schools and career academies, and a 24.7:1 student-teacher ratio. Results vary across student groups: students from low-income backgrounds show consistently strong relative performance in recent years, while other groups have seen movement in both directions. Keep comparisons in perspective, since the career academies and charter schools have different missions and admissions, and some nearby campuses serve very different student populations. Overall, Arbor View stands out as a large, improving, high-performing neighborhood high school whose main strengths are graduation rate, attendance, ACT English, and science, while it still trails the area's specialized academies on some advanced test measures.
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