The top reported proficiency rate is 62% in English language arts. The lowest is 48% in Math.
Original Research by School Decision on Webb Del E Ms
Webb Del E Middle School sits on Reunion Drive in Henderson, Nevada, part of the Clark County School District and serving grades six through eight. It is a large middle school by any standard, with enrollment distributed fairly evenly across the three grade levels. The campus draws from a city that has grown rapidly through decades of master-planned community development, places like Green Valley, Anthem, Inspirada, and Cadence, all stitched together by highways and recreational trails rather than dense walkable grids. Henderson is Nevada's second-largest city, sitting southeast of Las Vegas in the same metro valley, and its economy leans on logistics, advanced manufacturing, financial services, and a growing tech footprint that includes a major Google data center campus. The school's zip code carries home values well above both the state and national benchmarks, with rents to match. For a family thinking about the cost of living here, the housing market is a real factor: buying a home in this attendance zone requires a meaningfully larger income than the state median household would suggest.
Academically, Webb Del E's state assessment results from the most recent school year paint a solid picture in English language arts and science, with a majority of tested students reaching proficiency in both subjects. Math proficiency sits lower, with just under half of students meeting the bar. Participation rates were strong across all three subjects. These results place the school in a respectable position for a large urban-friction middle school, though the math gap is the area where a parent may want to look into what supports or interventions the school offers for students who arrive behind grade level. The school tested a very large number of students, which speaks to the scale of the operation and the breadth of the peer environment children will encounter.
The student body is racially and ethnically mixed, with white students forming the largest single group and Hispanic students the second largest, followed by Asian, multiracial, and Black students, along with smaller Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander and American Indian or Alaska Native populations. Every student at the school qualifies for free or reduced-price lunch, which reflects the community the campus serves and the federal designation the school carries. Data on individualized education programs and English learner status was not available in the sources reviewed, so those pieces of the support picture are missing here rather than absent from the school's offerings.
Because Webb Del E serves only middle school grades, there is no graduation rate to report and no high school course access data such as AP or dual-credit offerings. Those metrics simply do not apply to this grade band. Information on discipline, attendance, staffing levels, and specific program offerings was also not available in the data provided, so a family wanting a fuller picture of extracurriculars, electives, or specialized programs would need to go directly to the school or the Clark County School District website. The district itself is the fifth-largest in the nation and encompasses the entire Las Vegas Valley, but the brief did not surface any recent parent-relevant policy changes, curriculum shifts, or budget actions that would shape day-to-day life at this campus.
What a family gets at Webb Del E is a very large, economically diverse middle school in an affluent suburban zip code, with decent academic results in reading and science and a weaker showing in math. The setting is car-dependent Henderson, where master-planned neighborhoods, parks, and trail systems define daily life. The peer environment is broad, with students from many backgrounds learning together. A parent weighing this school should feel good about the literacy and science outcomes and the sheer scale of opportunity that comes with a large campus, while asking targeted questions about math support and what the school does for students who need extra help catching up.
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