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Washoe County School District Washoe County School District School Zoning Directory 2017/18 School Year Washoe County School District Capital Projects Department February 24, 2017 Zoned School Street Name Address Range Elementary Middle High 1st Ave. (Flannigan) All Gerlach Gerlach Gerlach 1st Ave., East 460 and higher Sun Valley Sparks Hug 1st Ave., East Up to 400 (even only) Allen Traner Hug 1st Ave., East Up to 459 (odd only) Sun Valley Sparks Hug 1st Ave., West All Allen Traner Hug 1st Green Dr. All Incline Incline Incline 1st St. (Empire) All Gerlach Gerlach Gerlach 1st St. (Sparks) 800 and higher Greenbrae Dilworth Sparks 1st St. (Sparks) Up to 299 Lincoln Park Dilworth Sparks 1st St., East (Reno) All Mt. Rose Clayton Wooster 1st St., West (Reno) All Hunter Lake Clayton Reno 2nd Ave., East All Sun Valley Sparks Hug 2nd Ave., West All Allen Traner Hug 2nd Creek Dr. All Incline Incline Incline 2nd St. (Empire) All Gerlach Gerlach Gerlach 2nd St. (Sparks) Up to 299 Lincoln Park Dilworth Sparks 2nd St. (Verdi) All Verdi Billinghurst McQueen 2nd St., East (Reno) 1800 and higher Hidden Valley Vaughn Wooster 2nd St., East (Reno) 340 to 1799 Booth Vaughn Wooster 2nd St., East (Reno) Up to 300 Mt. Rose Clayton Wooster 2nd St., West (Reno) All Hunter Lake Clayton Reno 2nd Tee Dr. All Incline Incline Incline 3rd Green Ct. All Incline Incline Incline 3rd St. (Empire) All Gerlach Gerlach Gerlach 3rd St. (Sparks) 1900 and higher Greenbrae Dilworth Sparks 3rd St. (Sparks) Up to 399 Lincoln Park Dilworth Sparks 3rd St. (Verdi) All Verdi Billinghurst McQueen 3rd St., West (Reno) All Hunter Lake Clayton Reno 4th Ave. (Flannigan) All Gerlach Gerlach Gerlach 4th Ave., East All Sun Valley Sparks Hug 4th Ave., West All Allen Traner Hug 4th Green Dr. All Incline Incline Incline 4th St. (Empire) All Gerlach Gerlach Gerlach 4th St. (Sparks) 2100 to 2999 Drake Dilworth Sparks 4th St. (Sparks) 3000 and higher Juniper Mendive Reed 4th St. (Sparks) 800 to 2099 Greenbrae Dilworth Sparks 4th St. (Sparks) Up to 799 Lincoln Park Dilworth Sparks 4th St. (Wadsworth) All Natchez Mendive Reed 4th St., East (Reno) 300 to 799 Booth Clayton Wooster 4th St., East (Reno) 801 and higher Booth Traner Wooster 4th St., East (Reno) Up to 299 Mt. Rose Clayton Wooster 4th St., West (Reno) 10201 and 10335 only Westergard Billinghurst McQueen 4th St., West (Reno) 3100 to 4698 (even only) Hunter Lake Clayton Reno 4th St., West (Reno) 4700 to 8199 Verdi Billinghurst Reno 4th St., West (Reno) 8200 and higher, except 10201 and Verdi Billinghurst McQueen 10335 4th St., West (Reno) 901 to 4699 (odd only) Warner Clayton Reno 4th St., West (Reno) Up to 4200 (even only) Hunter Lake Clayton Reno 4th St., West (Reno) Up to 899 (odd only) Elmcrest Clayton Reno 5th Ave., East Even only Sun Valley Sparks Hug 5th Ave., East Odd only Sun Valley Sparks Spanish Springs 5th Ave., West Even only Allen Traner Hug 5th Ave., West Odd only Bennett Traner Spanish Springs < 2 > Zoned School Street Name Address Range Elementary Middle High 5th Green Ct. All Incline Incline Incline 5th St. (Sparks) 900 and higher Greenbrae Dilworth Sparks 5th St. (Sparks) Up to 699 Lincoln Park Dilworth Sparks 5th St. (Wadsworth) All Natchez Mendive Reed 5th St., East (Reno) 300 to 799 Booth Clayton Wooster 5th St., East (Reno) 801 and higher Booth Traner Wooster 5th St., East (Reno) Up to 299 Mt. Rose Clayton Wooster 5th St., West (Reno) All Elmcrest Clayton Reno 6th Ave., East All Sun Valley Sparks Spanish Springs 6th Ave., West All Bennett Traner Spanish Springs 6th St. (Sparks) 800 to 999 Greenbrae Dilworth Sparks 6th St. (Sparks) Up to 799 Lincoln Park Dilworth Sparks 6th St. (Wadsworth) All Natchez Mendive Reed 6th St., East (Reno) 300 to 799 Booth Clayton Wooster 6th St., East (Reno) 801 and higher Booth Traner Wooster 6th St., East (Reno) Up to 299 Mt. Rose Clayton Wooster 6th St., West (Reno) All Elmcrest Clayton Reno 7th Ave., East 101 to 299 (odd only) Bennett Sparks Spanish Springs 7th Ave., East 301 and higher (odd only) Palmer Sparks Spanish Springs 7th Ave., East Even only Sun Valley Sparks Spanish Springs 7th Ave., West 450 and higher (even only) Alice Smith O'Brien North Valleys 7th Ave., West 451 and higher (odd only) Bennett Traner Spanish Springs 7th Ave., West Up to 449 Bennett Traner Spanish Springs 7th St. (Sparks) 900 to 999 Greenbrae Dilworth Sparks 7th St. (Sparks) Up to 799 Lincoln Park Dilworth Sparks 7th St., East (Reno) 300 to 799 Booth Clayton Wooster 7th St., East (Reno) 801 and higher Booth Traner Wooster 7th St., East (Reno) Up to 299 Mt. Rose Clayton Wooster 7th St., West (Reno) 1700 to 2298 (even only) Elmcrest Clayton Reno 7th St., West (Reno) 1701 to 2749 (odd only) Elmcrest Clayton McQueen 7th St., West (Reno) 2300 to 2730 (even only) Warner Clayton McQueen 7th St., West (Reno) 2800 to 4999 Warner Clayton McQueen 7th St., West (Reno) 5000 and higher Winnemucca Billinghurst McQueen 7th St., West (Reno) Up to 1699 Elmcrest Clayton Reno 8th Ave., East 100 to 299 Bennett Sparks Spanish Springs 8th Ave., East 300 and higher Palmer Sparks Spanish Springs 8th St. (Wadsworth) All Natchez Mendive Reed 8th St., East (Reno) 400 to 799 Booth Clayton Wooster 8th St., East (Reno) 50 to 199 Lemmelson Clayton Hug 8th St., East (Reno) 900 to 1199 Duncan Traner Hug 8th St., West (Reno) All Elmcrest Clayton Reno 9th Ave., East 300 and higher Palmer Sparks Spanish Springs 9th Ave., East Up to 298 (even only) Bennett Sparks Spanish Springs 9th Ave., East Up to 299 (odd only) Palmer Sparks Spanish Springs 9th St. (Sparks) 1500 and higher Maxwell Sparks Sparks 9th St. (Sparks) Up to 699 Mitchell Dilworth Sparks 9th St. (Wadsworth) All Natchez Mendive Reed 9th St., East (Reno) 2250 and higher Mathews Traner Hug 9th St., East (Reno) 800 to 1599 Duncan Traner Hug 9th St., East (Reno) Up to 48 (even only) Elmcrest Clayton Reno 9th St., East (Reno) Up to 499 Lemmelson Clayton Hug 9th St., West (Reno) 400 and higher Peavine Clayton Reno 9th St., West (Reno) Up to 399 Elmcrest Clayton Reno < 3 > Zoned School Street Name Address Range Elementary Middle High 10th St. (Sparks) 1300 and higher Maxwell Sparks Sparks 10th St. (Sparks) Up to 1199 Mitchell Dilworth Sparks 10th St., East (Reno) 1200 and higher Duncan Traner Hug 10th St., West (Reno) 400 and higher Peavine Clayton Reno 10th St., West (Reno) Up to 399 Elmcrest Clayton Reno 11th St. (Sparks) 1500 and higher Maxwell Sparks Sparks 11th St. (Sparks) Up to 699 Mitchell Dilworth Sparks 11th St., East (Reno) 1200 and higher Duncan Traner Hug 11th St., West (Reno) 400 to 498 (even only) Peavine Clayton Reno 11th St., West (Reno) 401 to 499 (odd only) Elmcrest Clayton Reno 11th St., West (Reno) 500 and higher Peavine Clayton Reno 11th St., West (Reno) Up to 399 Elmcrest Clayton Reno 12th St. (Sparks) 1300 and higher Maxwell Sparks Sparks 12th St. (Sparks) Up to 1250 Mitchell Dilworth Sparks 12th St., West (Reno) 700 and higher Peavine Clayton Reno 13th St. (Sparks) 1400 and higher Maxwell Sparks Sparks 13th St. (Sparks) Up to 899 Mitchell Dilworth Sparks 14th Green Dr. All Incline Incline Incline 14th St. (Sparks) 2700 and higher Maxwell Sparks Sparks 14th St. (Sparks) Up to 599 Mitchell Dilworth Sparks 14th St., West (Reno) All Elmcrest Clayton Reno 15th St. (Sparks) All Mitchell Dilworth Sparks 15th St., East (Reno) All Lemmelson Clayton Hug 15th St., South (Sparks) All Mitchell Dilworth Sparks 15th St., West (Reno) All Elmcrest Clayton Reno 16th St. (Sparks) 1900 to 2099 Risley Sparks Sparks 16th St. (Sparks) 2400 and higher Maxwell Sparks Sparks 16th St. (Sparks) Up to 999 Mitchell Dilworth Sparks 16th St., East (Reno) All Lemmelson Clayton Hug 16th St., South (Sparks) All Mitchell Dilworth Sparks 17th St. (Sparks) 1400 to 1899 Risley Sparks Sparks 17th St., East (Reno) All Lemmelson Clayton Hug 18th Hole Ct. All Westergard Billinghurst McQueen 18th Hole Trl. All Westergard Billinghurst McQueen 18th St. (Sparks) 1800 to 2010 Risley Sparks Sparks 18th St. (Sparks) 2100 and higher (even only) Maxwell Sparks Sparks 18th St. (Sparks) 2101 and higher (odd only) Risley Sparks Sparks 18th St. (Sparks) 476 to 999 Kate Smith Dilworth Sparks 18th St. (Sparks) Up to 475 Mitchell Dilworth Sparks 18th St., South All Hidden Valley Vaughn Wooster 19th St. (Sparks) 1290 & 1291 only Mitchell Dilworth Sparks 19th St. (Sparks) 1700 to 1999 Risley Sparks Sparks 19th St. (Sparks) 400 to 1259 Kate Smith Dilworth Sparks 19th St. (Sparks) Up to 399 Mitchell Dilworth Sparks 19th St., South All Hidden Valley Vaughn Wooster 20th St. (Sparks) 700 and higher Kate Smith Dilworth Sparks 20th St. (Sparks) Up to 399 Mitchell Dilworth Sparks 21st St. (Sparks) Up to 398 (even only) Mitchell Dilworth Sparks 21st St., South All Hidden Valley Vaughn Wooster 22nd St. (Sparks) All Mitchell Dilworth Sparks < 4 > Zoned School Street Name Address Range Elementary Middle High A St. (Empire) All Gerlach Gerlach Gerlach A St. (Sparks) All Mitchell Dilworth Sparks Abacus Ct. All Beasley Mendive Reed Abbay Way All Juniper Mendive Reed Abbey Peak Ln. All Incline Incline Incline Abbotswood Dr. All Spanish Springs Shaw Spanish Springs Aberdeen Ct. All Brown Depoali Damonte Ranch Aberfeldy Rd. All Caughlin Ranch Swope Reno Abies Rd. All Hunsberger Pine Galena Abigail Way All Double Diamond Depoali Damonte Ranch Abilene Rd. All Silver Lake Cold Springs North Valleys Abruzzi Ct. All Moss Mendive Reed Academy Way All Hall Shaw Spanish Springs Acadia Way All Donner Springs Vaughn Wooster Accacia Way All Towles Clayton McQueen Accolade Ct.
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