Summary:
ZIP code 89149 in northwest Las Vegas contains exactly one middle school: Escobedo Edmundo Eddie Senior Middle School, a grades 6–8 campus at 9501 Echelon Point Dr. serving 918 students. It belongs to Clark County, which is rated 4 stars, while the school itself has held a 2-star rating for three straight years, ranking 90th of 148 Nevada middle schools (39th percentile). Enrollment is 100% free/reduced-price lunch eligible, per-student spending is $12,438, and the student–teacher ratio is 24.1 to 1.
The school's defining feature is a sharp split between subjects. Reading is close to normal: 41.3% proficient, only 2 points below Clark County and 3.9 below the state, and 6th-grade reading (42.7%) actually beats both. Math is another story — 21.4% proficient, 12.4 points below the district and 14.8 below the state. The math gap widens as students get older, from 4.4 points in 6th grade to 9.1 points in 8th, and the school's own math score drops 10 points across those grades, about double the district and state decline. Science fell sharply, from 38.1% to 26.9% in a single year while the district slipped only 1.5 points; the all-grades science figure that appears to beat the district is a comparison artifact, and grade-8 science is really 4.1 points below the district. Attendance is a genuine strength: 25.3% chronically absent, better than the district (27.0%) and about even with the state (25.5%).
For parents, the takeaway is that this is a school where reading, attendance, and getting students to class are roughly on par with the area, but mathematics is the clear weak spot and gets weaker each year. Parents should ask specifically about math instruction, intervention, and supports in grades 7 and 8.
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