Summary
Northeast Career and Technical Academy High School is a Clark County public high school in North Las Vegas, Nevada, serving grades 9–12 with 1,073 students — a mid-sized campus compared with many nearby comprehensive high schools that enroll roughly 1,855 to 2,922 students. It is a strong statewide performer: in 2025–2026 it ranked 24th of 105 Nevada high schools (77th percentile) with a 4-star rating, and in 2024–2025 it ranked 23rd of 103 (78th percentile), also with 4 stars.
Academically, results are well above district and state averages. In 2025–2026, 40.1% of 11th graders met ACT Math benchmarks (district 22.3%, state 22.6%), 74.7% met ACT English benchmarks (district 51.2%, state 50.8%), and 36.7% passed the End-of-Course Science exam (district 27.0%, state 26.5%). The 9th- and 10th-grade science results are suppressed by the state. Attendance is a standout: chronic absenteeism fell from 16.3% to 10.2% in one year, versus about 26–27% district and state, and far below nearby Legacy High School (45.0%), Mojave High School (50.4%), Canyon Springs High School (48.9%), and Cheyenne High School (40.3%).
The school also shows strong results across student groups, which matters given that it reports 100% free/reduced lunch. Low-income students rank 9th of 64 (86th percentile) and Hispanic students 9th of 65 (86th percentile); female students rank in the 82nd percentile, multi-racial students in the 83rd, and male students in the 69th. Per-student spending is $11,478 — in line with nearby comprehensive high schools — with a student-teacher ratio of 19.1, more favorable than several neighbors. Graduation rate is not available in this data, and state-suppressed grade-level science figures cannot be evaluated.
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