Summary:
ZIP code 89084 in North Las Vegas has just one public middle school: Cram Brian & Teri Middle School, which serves grades 6 through 8 and enrolls 1,431 students. It is a large campus with about 21.6 students per teacher, and it belongs to the Clark County school district. Because it is the only middle school in the ZIP, this one school is the entire local middle-school picture, and every family in the area is served by it.
On 2025–26 state tests, the school trails both its district and the state in math (21.9% proficient vs. 33.8% district and 36.2% state) and reading (33.5% vs. 43.3% and 45.2%). Its one apparent bright spot is science, where 30.6% proficiency beats the district's all-grades figure of 23.5% — but that comparison is uneven, since the school tests science only in grade 8, where the district itself scores 31.0%. Compared like for like, science is essentially at district level. Statewide, the school ranks 98th of 148 Nevada middle schools (34th percentile, 2 stars), below its own district's 4-star rating. Grade 8 is the strongest group; grade 7 math (19.9%) is the weakest result in the data set, and math slipped 2.4 points last year while district and state math each gained 0.8 points.
Two things stand out for families. First, chronic absenteeism is 31.9%, above the district (27.0%) and the state (25.5%), meaning roughly one in three students misses school frequently. Second, 100% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, so the school serves an entirely low-income population, and its results should be read with that context in mind. Per-student spending is $11,573. The encouraging signal is that the grade 8 cohort performs close to district norms in math and science, showing that benchmark-level results are achievable here.
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