The top reported proficiency rate is 53% in English language arts. The lowest is 15% in Science.
Original Research by School Decision on Triggs Vincent L Es
Triggs Vincent L Elementary sits on West Rome Boulevard in North Las Vegas, serving pre-kindergarten through fifth grade as part of the Clark County School District. It is a regular public school, not a charter or magnet, drawing from a community that has been among the fastest-growing in the Las Vegas Valley.
North Las Vegas is a suburban city where master-planned communities like Aliante and Eldorado sit alongside large industrial and warehouse-distribution corridors. The local economy has traditionally run on manufacturing and logistics, with high-tech and solar firms moving in more recently. Major employers range from Nellis Air Force Base to Amazon's fulfillment center to Bigelow Aerospace. The built environment is car-dependent by design, with civic life organized around parks, libraries, and recreation centers rather than a traditional downtown core. The city maintains dozens of parks, several with water amenities, and has built out a network of paved regional trails connecting to the broader Neon to Nature system. For families, this means a suburban setting where getting around requires a car but where green space and community facilities are distributed across neighborhoods.
Housing in the school's zip code sits at a price-to-income ratio above the national benchmark, reflecting the broader Las Vegas area's run-up in home values over the past decade. Home values in this zip code have dipped modestly year over year, while rents have held roughly flat. Renting here takes a smaller share of household income than the national picture, which may appeal to families not yet positioned to buy.
Academically, Triggs reports state assessment results in math, English language arts, and science. In math, fewer than half of tested students reached proficiency. In English language arts, a slim majority of students were proficient. Science proficiency was far lower, with only a small fraction of tested students meeting the bar. Participation rates were strong across all three subjects. Average scale scores were not reported, and no multi-year trend data was available, so families cannot compare this year's results to prior performance. The science result stands out as an area where a parent may want to look into what instruction and supports look like at the school.
The school's enrollment is sizable for an elementary campus. Its student body is diverse: Hispanic students form the largest group, followed by White, Black, and multiracial students, with smaller Asian and Pacific Islander populations. Every student qualifies for free or reduced-price lunch, which is the full enrollment. Data on students with individualized education programs and English learners was not reported, so the picture of special-population services is incomplete here. A family whose child receives special education or English-language support would want to ask the school directly about staffing and program structure.
Several data points parents might look for were not available. The school's Title I status, locale classification, discipline data, staffing figures, attendance rates, and course-access information were all absent from the sources reviewed. The Clark County School District brief returned no parent-relevant policy, curriculum, or tax changes, so there is nothing new to report on that front. Program offerings for this school were not provided.
Triggs fits a common profile in North Las Vegas: a large, diverse elementary school in a fast-growing suburban community where housing costs have climbed but remain within reach for many working families. The academic results are mixed, with English language arts the relative bright spot, math middling, and science a softer area. Families considering this school would benefit from visiting, asking about science instruction and intervention supports, and understanding how the school serves its full free-or-reduced-price-lunch population given that every student falls into that category.
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