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89115 Public Schools

There are 13 public schools in 89115 Las Vegas, NV, serving 10,425 students. You can narrow this list by selecting school levels above the table below, or specifying additional search criteria.

89115, Nevada Public Schools:

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Town	School	# Students	Grades
Las Vegas	Ann Lynch Elementary School	786	PK-5
Las Vegas	Clyde C Cox Elementary School	798	PK-5
Las Vegas	Ed Von Tobel Middle School	1134	6-8
Las Vegas	Gwendolyn Woolley Elementary School	693	PK-5
Las Vegas	J E Manch Elementary School	775	PK-5
Las Vegas	Jay W. Jeffers Elementary School	809	PK-5
Las Vegas	Lomie G Heard Elementary School	747	PK-5
Las Vegas	Manuel J Cortez Elementary School	735	PK-5
Las Vegas	Mario C & Joanne Monaco Middle School1 Review(s)	1270	6-8
Las Vegas	Myrtle Tate Elementary School	606	PK-5
Las Vegas	Ruben P Diaz Elementary School	645	PK-5
Las Vegas	Sandy Searles Miller Elementary School(Magnet school)	629	1-5
Las Vegas	Zel & Mary Lowman Elementary School	798	PK-5

Zipcode Statistics:

About This Zipcode (89115)	Zipcode Statistics	(NV) State Statistics
Population (Approximate)	51,681 people	1,993,486 people
% (age 25+) w/College Degree	12%	24%
Median Household Income	$31,370	$45,634
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