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Douglas County Public Schools

There are 13 public schools in Douglas County, Nevada, serving 6,343 students. You can narrow this list by selecting school levels above the table below, or specifying additional search criteria.

Douglas County Public Schools - Nevada

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Town	School	# Students	Grades
Carson City	Jacks Valley Elementary School	511	PK-6
Gardnerville	C C Meneley Elementary School	550	PK-6
Gardnerville	Carson Valley Middle School	761	7-9
Gardnerville	Gardnerville Elementary School	533	PK-6
Gardnerville	Gene Scarselli Elementary School	574	KG-6
Gardnerville	Pau Wa Lu Middle School	600	7-9
Minden	Douglas Alternative School (Other / alternative school)	3	6-12
Minden	Douglas County High School	1370	10-12
Minden	Jacobsen High (china Spring Yc) (Other / alternative school)	59	7-12
Minden	Minden Elementary School	446	PK-6
Minden	Pinon Hills Elementary School	505	KG-6
Zephyr Cove	George Whittell High School	232	7-12
Zephyr Cove	Zephyr Cove Elementary School	199	PK-6

County Statistics:

About This County (Douglas)	County Statistics	(NV) State Statistics
Population (Approximate)	39,842 people	1,993,486 people
% (age 25+) w/College Degree	40%	24%
Median Household Income	$198,868	$45,634
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