Summary:
ZIP code 89107 contains 13 schools — eight elementary, three middle, and two high — serving roughly 10,349 students across the Clark County and State Sponsored Charter Schools districts. Western High School is by far the largest school at 2,761 students, while Sage Collegiate Public Charter School is the smallest at 312. Twelve of the 13 schools report 100% free/reduced lunch, making this a very high-poverty set of schools; the lone exception is Thrive Point Academy at 12.58%.
Hyde Park Middle School is the clear academic standout, ranking 41 of 148 (72nd percentile, 4 stars), with math at 46.3%, reading at 53.0%, and science at 45.6% — all above district and state averages — plus the ZIP's lowest chronic absenteeism at 17.4%. Adcock O K Elementary School is the strongest elementary (math 36.8%, reading 44.9%) and has the lowest student-teacher ratio at 12.5. Smith Helen M Elementary School sits near district averages with 21.4% absenteeism, though its rank has slipped from the 57th to the 45th percentile.
Challenges are concentrated elsewhere. Western High graduates 88.1% of students — above district and state — yet ranks in the 5th percentile with 50.4% chronic absenteeism and far-below-average ACT and End of Course Science results. The two charters fall short of their district's 5-star rating: Thrive Point posts a 34.1% graduation rate and 8.4% ACT English, and Sage's all-grade math (20.7%) and reading (30.7%) trail both its charter district and the state. Eight of 13 schools exceed both district and state chronic absenteeism rates. Spending also shows no simple link to results: Red Rock Elementary School spends the most at $19,045 with a 15th-percentile rank, while Adcock spends $18,677 and performs much better.
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