Summary:
ZIP code 89031 in North Las Vegas contains 11 schools—8 elementary, 1 middle, and 2 high schools—serving 9,080 students across 9 Clark County schools and 2 State Sponsored Charter Schools. Enrollment ranges from 55 at Nevada State High School North Las Vegas to 2,487 at Mojave High School. All Clark County schools report 100% free/reduced lunch, while the two charters are lower: Legacy Traditional School North Valley at 58.31% and Nevada State High at 47.27%. Chronic absenteeism varies widely, from 6.3% at Nevada State High to 50.4% at Mojave High.
Among elementary schools, Wolfe Eva Elementary School has the strongest reading, with 49.3% proficiency—above the Clark County district (43.3%) and state (45.2%). Cozine Steve and Linda Elementary School follows at 46.1% reading, also above both benchmarks, and its chronic absenteeism (22.3%) is lower than district and state. Legacy Traditional, a charter, has 45.5% reading (above state but below its charter district’s 58.0%) and improved its rank from the 26th to 45th percentile. At the high school level, Nevada State High stands out with 58.9% ACT English proficiency, 6.3% chronic absenteeism, and the lowest per-student spending ($5,376). Mojave High has a 90.8% graduation rate—above district and state—but its ACT English is 27.8% and ACT math is under 5%, with 50.4% chronic absenteeism.
Math is a systemic weakness: no elementary/K-8 school exceeds the Clark County all-grade math benchmark of 33.8%. Antonello Lee Elementary School comes closest at 33.0%, followed by Wolfe at 32.3%, Cozine at 31.6%, and Simmons Eva G Elementary School at 31.5%. Elizondo Raul P Elementary School has the lowest elementary reading (27.0%) and math (22.4%) despite the highest per-student spending ($18,410). Findlay Clifford O Middle School faces severe challenges: math 8.4%, reading 21.5%, science 16.9%, and 38.4% chronic absenteeism. Many science values are suppressed/unknown. Overall, reading is stronger than math, but high spending does not guarantee high proficiency, and absenteeism remains a major issue at most Clark County schools in this ZIP.
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