Summary
Triggs Vincent L Elementary School is a PK–5 school in North Las Vegas, NV, in the Clark County School District, enrolling 798 students — the largest enrollment among its same-district nearby comparison schools. It is ranked 152nd of 376 Nevada elementary schools in 2025–2026, which is the 60th percentile and 3 stars. Before the pandemic, Triggs was a 4-star school in the 71st–83rd percentile; it fell to 2 stars and 47th percentile in 2020–2021, and has since settled into a stable 3-star range around 56th–66th percentile. The latest result is steady but still below its earlier level.
Academically, Triggs is above district and state averages in math and reading: 45.8% proficient in math versus 33.8% district and 36.2% state, and 54.9% in reading versus 43.3% and 45.2%. Among same-district nearby schools, that is the third-highest math and reading performance, behind Heckethorn Howard E and Neal Joseph M. Science is the clear weakness at 15% proficient, below district and state and below most nearby schools with reported results, and it has stayed low for several years. Grade levels split sharply: third grade math and reading fall below district and state, while fourth and fifth grade are above. The closest option, Somerset Academy Aliante, a K–8 charter 0.28 miles away, outperforms Triggs in math, reading, science, and attendance.
Attendance is a genuine strength. Chronic absenteeism has improved from 34.6% in 2021–2022 to 20.7% in 2025–2026, the lowest among same-district nearby schools and below the district's 27.0% and the state's 25.5%; Somerset Academy Aliante is an outlier at 9.7%. Triggs spends $12,636 per student (2023–2024), second-lowest among same-district neighbors, and has a student-teacher ratio of 18.1, yet it generally outperforms higher-spending schools in math and reading. Keep in mind that science results for Wolfe Eva, Guy Addeliar D III, and Cozine Steve and Linda are suppressed and should be treated as unknown, spending figures are from 2023–2024, and test scores are proficiency rates rather than growth measures.
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