Summary:
ZIP code 89451 (Incline Village, Nevada) is served by a single elementary school: Incline Elementary, a PK–5 campus with 221 students in the Washoe County district. Because there are no other elementary schools in this ZIP, the most useful comparisons for parents are against district and state averages. The school operates with a 13:1 student–teacher ratio, $20,441 in per-pupil spending (2023–24), and a chronic absenteeism rate of 18.0% — about one-third lower than both the district (27.5%) and the state (25.5%). On attendance and resources, this school looks strong.
Academics are mixed, with reading the clear bright spot. All-grades reading proficiency rose 4.7 points year over year, from 37.9% to 42.6%, while district and state reading stayed flat — narrowing the school's gap to the district from 6.6 points to just 1.8 points. Third-grade reading (50% proficient) beats the district by 6.6 points and the state by 5.6 points, and fourth-grade reading (47.3%) also edges both. Math is trending the other way: it slipped 1.5 points, from 32.2% to 30.7%, while the district and state both improved slightly, widening the gap to the district from 4.2 to 6.3 points. Fourth-grade math (44.7%) is above the state, while 3rd- and 5th-grade math figures were suppressed by the state and are therefore unknown, not zero.
The biggest single exception is 5th-grade reading, at 34% proficient — 19.7 points below the district and 18.7 points below the state, and 16 points below the school's own 3rd grade. Overall standing has been uneven: the school ranked 59th percentile (3 stars) in 2022–23, fell to 45th percentile (2 stars) in 2023–24, and recovered to 49th percentile (3 stars) in 2025–26, with no 2024–25 record available. That places it slightly below its own district's standing (4 stars, 4th of 12, 67th percentile). Note also that science scores and free/reduced-lunch data were not available in this data set.
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