Summary:
ZIP code 89101 has exactly one middle school, Martin Roy W Middle School, serving grades 6–8 in Las Vegas and part of Clark County; it enrolls 1,136 students. Because it is the only middle school in this ZIP, parents cannot compare it with another local middle school; instead, the useful comparisons are against its own past years, its district, and Nevada state averages. The school has a 100% free/reduced lunch rate in 2024–2025, spent $14,066 per student in 2023–2024, and had a 19.2 student-teacher ratio in 2024–2025. It is a large, high-poverty school with a 1-star rating, ranked 128th of 148 middle schools in 2025–2026, which is the 14th percentile.
Academically, proficiency is below district and state in all tested subjects. In 2025–2026, all-grades math proficiency was 12.4%, compared with 33.8% in Clark County and 36.2% statewide. Reading was 24.1%, versus 43.3% district and 45.2% state. Science was 20.8%, versus 23.5% district and 25.5% state. The weakest grade-level result was 8th-grade math at 7.6%, while the strongest was 7th-grade reading at 27.1%. From 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, math rose 0.8 percentage points to 12.4%, science rose 1.4 points to 20.8%, and reading fell 3.4 points to 24.1%. The school has remained at 1 star for three years, and its percentile slipped from 19th in 2023–2024 to 14th in 2025–2026.
Chronic absenteeism is a major concern: 36.9% in 2025–2026, compared with 27.0% in Clark County and 25.5% statewide. More than one in three students were chronically absent, a rate 9.9 points above the district and 11.4 points above the state. Overall, the data show a large, high-poverty school with low state ranking, high absenteeism, and proficiency well below district and state averages. Reading is its strongest relative subject, science has the smallest all-grades gap, and mathematics—especially 8th-grade math—is the weakest area. The school made small gains in math and science but lost ground in reading, and its state percentile remains near the bottom.
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