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Clark County Schools Sorted by School Name: 2021 Clark County Schools Sorted by School Name: 2021 School Street City Zip AD Assembly Member SD Senator 9th Bridge School 310 S 9h St Las Vegas 89101 11 Duran, Beatrice 2 Denis, Moises (Mo) Abundant Life Christian Academy 1720 N "J" St Las Vegas 89106 6 Summers-Armstrong, 4 Neal, Dina Shondra Addeliar Guy Elementary School 4028 W La Madre Way North Las Vegas 89031 1 Monroe-Moreno, 1 Spearman, Pat Daniele Adelson Educational Campus, The 9700 W Hillpointe Rd Las Vegas 89134 37 Matthews, Andy 6 Cannizzaro, Nicole J. Advanced Technologies Academy 2501 Vegas Dr Las Vegas 89106 6 Summers-Armstrong, 4 Neal, Dina Shondra Aggie Roberts Elementary School 227 Charter Oak St Henderson 89074 21 Marzola, Elaine 5 Buck, Carrie Aldeane Comito Ries Elementary School 9805 S Lindell Rd Las Vegas 89141 41 Jauregui, Sandra 20 Pickard, Keith F. Alexander Dawson School 10845 W Desert Inn Rd Las Vegas 89135 2 Kasama, Heidi 8 Dondero Loop, Marilyn American Heritage Academy 2100 Olympic Ave Henderson 89104 20 Orentlicher, David 7 Lange, Roberta American Preparatory Academy 8377 W Patrick Ln Las Vegas 89113 8 Frierson, Jason 11 Harris, Dallas Anderson Academy of Math and Science 4780 W Ann Rd Las Vegas 89031 1 Monroe-Moreno, 1 Spearman, Pat Daniele Andre Agassi College Preparatory Academy 1201 W Lake Mead Blvd Las Vegas 89106 6 Summers-Armstrong, 4 Neal, Dina Shondra Andrew Mitchell Elementary School 900 Avenue "B" Boulder City 89005 23 Leavitt, Glen 12 Hardy, Joseph (Joe) P. Ann Lynch Elementary School 4850 Kell Ln Las Vegas 89115 28 Flores, Edgar 2 Denis, Moises (Mo) Anthony Saville Middle School 8101 N Torrey Pines Dr Las Vegas 89131 13 Roberts, Tom 18 Hammond, Scott Applied Scholastics Academy 1018 E Sahara Ave Ste D Las Vegas 89104 16 González, Cecelia 10 Cancela, Yvanna Arbor View High School 7500 Whispering Sands Dr Las Vegas 89131 13 Roberts, Tom 18 Hammond, Scott Arturo Cambeiro Elementary School 2851 E Harris Ave Las Vegas 89101 11 Duran, Beatrice 2 Denis, Moises (Mo) B Mahlon Brown Junior High School 307 N Cannes St Henderson 89015 19 Black, Ann (Annie) 12 Hardy, Joseph (Joe) P. Barbara and Hank Greenspun Junior High 140 N Valley Verde Dr Henderson 89074 29 Cohen, Lesley E. 5 Buck, Carrie School 1 Clark County Schools Sorted by School Name: 2021 School Street City Zip AD Assembly Member SD Senator Basic Academy of International Studies 400 Palo Verde Dr Henderson 89015 19 Black, Ann (Annie) 12 Hardy, Joseph (Joe) P. Beacon Academy of Nevada 7360 W Flamingo Rd Las Vegas 89147 42 Assefa, Alexander 11 Harris, Dallas Beautiful Savior Lutheran School 10265 Bermuda Rd Las Vegas 89183 41 Jauregui, Sandra 20 Pickard, Keith F. Berkley L Bunker Elementary School 6350 Peak Dr Las Vegas 89108 3 Torres, Selena 3 Brooks, Chris Bertha Ronzone Elementary School 5701 Stacey Ave Las Vegas 89108 3 Torres, Selena 3 Brooks, Chris Betsy A Rhodes Elementary School 7350 Tealwood St Las Vegas 89131 13 Roberts, Tom 18 Hammond, Scott Bill Y Tomiyasu Elementary School 5445 S Annie Oakley Dr Las Vegas 89120 18 Considine, Venicia 7 Lange, Roberta Billy & Rosemary Vassiliadis Elementary 215 Antelope Ridge Drive Las Vegas 89138 36 Hafen II, Gregory T. 19 Goicoechea, Pete School Bishop Gorman High School 5959 S Hualapai Way Las Vegas 89148 9 Yeager, Steve 9 Scheible, Melanie Black Mountain Academy 220 Horizon Dr #E Henderson 89015 29 Cohen, Lesley E. 5 Buck, Carrie Blue Diamond Elementary School 912 Village Ln Blue Diamond 89004 36 Hafen II, Gregory T. 19 Goicoechea, Pete Bob Miller Middle School 2400 Cozy Hills Cir Henderson 89052 22 Hardy, Melissa 20 Pickard, Keith F. Bonanza High School 6665 W Del Rey Ave Las Vegas 89146 10 Nguyen, Rochelle 3 Brooks, Chris Boulder City High School 1101 Fifth St Boulder City 89005 23 Leavitt, Glen 12 Hardy, Joseph (Joe) P. Brian and Teri Cram Middle School 1900 W Deer Springs Way North Las Vegas 89084 1 Monroe-Moreno, 1 Spearman, Pat Daniele Brilliant Child Christian Academy 7885 W Rochelle Las Vegas 89147 42 Assefa, Alexander 11 Harris, Dallas Burk Horizon/Southwest Sunset High School 4560 W Harmon Ave Las Vegas 89103 42 Assefa, Alexander 11 Harris, Dallas C C Ronnow Elementary School 1100 Lena St Las Vegas 89101 11 Duran, Beatrice 2 Denis, Moises (Mo) C H Decker Elementary School 3850 S Redwood Las Vegas 89103 42 Assefa, Alexander 11 Harris, Dallas C P Squires Elementary School 1312 E Tonopah Ave North Las Vegas 89030 11 Duran, Beatrice 2 Denis, Moises (Mo) C T Sewell Elementary School 700 E Lake Mead Dr Henderson 89015 19 Black, Ann (Annie) 12 Hardy, Joseph (Joe) P. 2 Clark County Schools Sorted by School Name: 2021 School Street City Zip AD Assembly Member SD Senator C V T Gilbert Elementary School 2101 W Cartier Ave North Las Vegas 89032 7 Miller, Cameron (C. H.) 4 Neal, Dina C W Woodbury Middle School 3875 E Harmon Ave Las Vegas 89121 20 Orentlicher, David 7 Lange, Roberta Calvary Chapel Christian School 7175 W Oquendo Rd Las Vegas 89113 8 Frierson, Jason 11 Harris, Dallas Calvary Chapel Green Valley Christian 2075 E Warm Springs Rd Las Vegas 89119 21 Marzola, Elaine 5 Buck, Carrie Academy Candil Hall Academy 5348 N Rainbow Blvd Las Vegas 89130 4 McArthur, Richard 18 Hammond, Scott Canyon Springs High School and the 350 E Alexander Rd North Las Vegas 89032 7 Miller, Cameron (C. H.) 4 Neal, Dina Leadership and Law Preparatory Academy Carolyn S Reedom Elementary School 10025 Rumrill St Las Vegas 89178 35 Gorelow, Michelle 9 Scheible, Melanie Carroll M Johnston Middle School 5855 Lawrence St North Las Vegas 89081 17 Thomas, Clara (Claire) 1 Spearman, Pat Centennial High School 10200 Centennial Pkwy Las Vegas 89149 4 McArthur, Richard 18 Hammond, Scott Challenger School at Lone Mountain 9900 Isaac Newton Way Las Vegas 89129 4 McArthur, Richard 18 Hammond, Scott Challenger School Desert Hills Campus 8175 W Badura Ave Las Vegas 89113 8 Frierson, Jason 11 Harris, Dallas Challenger School - Los Prados Campus 5150 N Jones Blvd Las Vegas 89130 4 McArthur, Richard 18 Hammond, Scott Challenger School - Silverado Campus 1725 E Serene Ave Las Vegas 89123 21 Marzola, Elaine 5 Buck, Carrie Chaparral High School 3850 Annie Oakley Dr Las Vegas 89121 15 Watts, Howard 10 Cancela, Yvanna Charles and Phyllis Frias Elementary School 5800 Broken Top Ave Las Vegas 89141 35 Gorelow, Michelle 9 Scheible, Melanie Charles Arthur Hughes Middle School 550 Hafen Ln Mesquite 89027 19 Black, Ann (Annie) 12 Hardy, Joseph (Joe) P. Charles Silvestri Junior High School 1055 Silverado Ranch Blvd Las Vegas 89123 21 Marzola, Elaine 5 Buck, Carrie Charlotte and Jerry Keller Elementary School 5445 Cedar Ave Las Vegas 89110 14 Carlton, Maggie 21 Ohrenschall, James Charlotte Hill Elementary School 560 E Eldorado Ln Las Vegas 89123 41 Jauregui, Sandra 20 Pickard, Keith F. Cheyenne High School 3200 W Alexander Rd North Las Vegas 89032 7 Miller, Cameron (C. H.) 4 Neal, Dina Child Haven 601 N Pecos Rd Ste 70 Las Vegas 89101 11 Duran, Beatrice 2 Denis, Moises (Mo) 3 Clark County Schools Sorted by School Name: 2021 School Street City Zip AD Assembly Member SD Senator Christian Montessori Academy 5580 S Pecos Rd Las Vegas 89120 20 Orentlicher, David 7 Lange, Roberta Cimarron Memorial High School 2301 N Tenaya Way Las Vegas 89128 34 Bilbray-Axelrod, 6 Cannizzaro, Nicole J. Shannon Clarence Piggott Academy of International 9601 Red Hills Rd Las Vegas 89117 2 Kasama, Heidi 8 Dondero Loop, Marilyn Studies Clark County Detention Center 601 N Pecos Rd #70 Las Vegas 89101 11 Duran, Beatrice 2 Denis, Moises (Mo) Claude and Stella Parson Elementary School 4100 Thom Blvd Las Vegas 89130 7 Miller, Cameron (C. H.) 4 Neal, Dina Clifford J Lawrence Junior High School 4410 S Juliano St Las Vegas 89147 9 Yeager, Steve 9 Scheible, Melanie Clifford O Findlay Middle School 333 W Tropical Pkwy North Las Vegas 89031 17 Thomas, Clara (Claire) 1 Spearman, Pat Clyde C Cox Elementary School 3855 Timberlake Dr Las Vegas 89115 7 Miller, Cameron (C. H.) 4 Neal, Dina College of Southern Nevada High School East 3200 E Cheyenne Ave North Las Vegas 89030 7 Miller, Cameron (C. H.) 4 Neal, Dina College of Southern Nevada High School South 700 College Dr Henderson 89002 23 Leavitt, Glen 12 Hardy, Joseph (Joe) P. College of Southern Nevada High School West 6375 W Charleston Blvd Las Vegas 89146 10 Nguyen, Rochelle 3 Brooks, Chris Coral Academy of Science Las Vegas - 7951 Deer Springs Las Vegas 89131 13 Roberts, Tom 18 Hammond, Scott Centennial Hills Coral Academy of Science Las Vegas - 7777 Easatgate Rd Henderson 89011 29 Cohen, Lesley E. 5 Buck, Carrie Eastgate Coral Academy of Science Las Vegas - Nellis 42 Baer Dr Las Vegas 89115 19 Black, Ann (Annie) 12 Hardy, Joseph (Joe) P. Air Force Base Coral Academy of Science Las Vegas - 1051 Sandy Ridge Henderson 89052 22 Hardy, Melissa 20 Pickard, Keith F. Sandy Ridge Coral Academy of Science Las Vegas - 8185 Tamarus St Las Vegas 89123 21 Marzola, Elaine 5 Buck, Carrie Tamarus Coral Academy of Science Las Vegas - 2150 Windmill Pkwy Henderson 89074 29 Cohen, Lesley E. 5 Buck, Carrie Windmill Cornerstone Christian Academy 5825 W Eldora Ave Las Vegas 89146 10 Nguyen, Rochelle 3 Brooks, Chris Coronado High School 1001 Coronado Center Dr Henderson 89052 22 Hardy, Melissa 20 Pickard, Keith F. 4 Clark County Schools Sorted by School Name: 2021 School Street City Zip AD Assembly Member SD Senator Cowan Academic Center 5300 E Russell Rd Las Vegas 89122 20 Orentlicher, David 7 Lange, Roberta Cowan Sunset Southeast High School 5300 E Russell Rd Las Vegas 89122 20 Orentlicher, David 7 Lange, Roberta Crestwood Elementary School 1300 Pauline Way Las Vegas 89104 15 Watts, Howard 10 Cancela, Yvanna Crossroads Christian Academy 124 N Tenaya Way Las Vegas 89145 34 Bilbray-Axelrod, 6 Cannizzaro, Nicole J.
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