Summary:
ZIP code 89144 in Las Vegas contains exactly one middle school: Rogich Sig Middle School, a grades 6–8 campus at 235 N Pavilion Center Dr with 1,636 students, part of the Clark County district. Because there are no other middle schools inside the ZIP to compare against, the meaningful benchmarks are the district and the state of Nevada.
Against those benchmarks, the school stands well above average. It ranked 10th of 148 Nevada middle schools in 2025–26 (93rd percentile, 5 stars), after 9th of 151 and 14th of 153 in the two prior years — three consecutive 5-star ratings at the 91st percentile or better. Proficiency sits at 61.4% in math, 70.5% in reading, and 61.5% in science, versus state rates of 36.2%, 45.2%, and 25.5%. Science is the runaway strength, roughly 2.4 times the state rate, and also the widest gap over the district (+38.0 points). Reading is the most consistent subject, climbing gently from 69.4% in 6th grade to 71.2% in 8th. Chronic absenteeism is 17.1%, notably lower than the district’s 27.0% and the state’s 25.5%. Worth noting: the district itself sits below state averages in all three subjects, so this is a high-performing school inside a middling system.
A few items deserve watching. Science proficiency fell 4.9 points year over year (math −0.8, reading −1.8), though the state ranking still improved — rankings are relative, so broad statewide declines can mask a local dip. Math is softest in 8th grade at 59.0%, the lowest of the three grades, while the same cohort posts its best reading score. Per-student spending of $9,225 (2023–24) and a student–teacher ratio of 24.4 (2024–25) are not figures that would predict top-decile results. Finally, the reported 100% free/reduced lunch figure most likely reflects district-wide meal eligibility rather than student-level poverty, and should not be read as a demographic measure. Data years are mixed, so cross-metric comparisons are approximate.
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