Students in Las Vegas middle schools benefit from a safe learning environment.
The Las Vegas metro area has revealed its top public middle schools, showcasing several institutions that excelled in various educational metrics. Rankings by Stacker, based on data from Niche, highlight schools with impressive academic performance, teacher quality, and strong community feedback. Additionally, Clark County officials are taking measures to enhance student safety by hiring crossing guards for the upcoming school year, emphasizing the region’s commitment to both education and student well-being.
Las Vegas – The Las Vegas metro area has unveiled its top public middle schools, according to a ranking compiled by Stacker, utilizing data from Niche. The list highlights several schools that have received high grades, showcasing the region’s commitment to educational excellence.
Among the top schools listed, numerous institutions earned grades of A- or A, indicating strong performances across key areas. Niche’s rankings were developed using five critical metrics: academic performance, teacher quality, district overall rating, culture and diversity, and feedback from parents and students. A significant number of the highest-ranked schools are K-8 and K-12 state-sponsored charter schools in Nevada.
The following schools have been recognized for their excellence:
In a related effort to enhance student safety, Clark County officials are planning a series of hiring events for crossing guards to take place through the end of July for the 2025-26 school year. These events, organized by The Crossing Guard Company, aim to recruit individuals dedicated to ensuring the safety of students at the 25 middle schools and 101 elementary schools in Clark County.
Crossing guard positions will offer compensation at the rate of $17 per hour, with applicants required to present a government-issued ID and a secondary identification for verification purposes. This initiative is part of ongoing efforts to improve safety measures throughout the school district, underscoring community leaders’ commitment to preserving students’ well-being while attending school.
Local leaders, including Clark County Commissioner Michael Naft, have reiterated the importance of crossing guards, describing them as vital in protecting students and providing peace of mind to parents and the broader community. There is also an emerging advocacy among some parents and county leaders for the inclusion of crossing guards at all high schools, highlighting a communal focus on student safety.
The rankings of the premier public middle schools in the Las Vegas area represent a concerted effort to provide quality education. Additionally, the proactive measures regarding the hiring of crossing guards reflect an ongoing commitment to ensuring a safe environment for students as they navigate their educational journeys.
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