School Comparison

ALT School vs Minden Elementary School

Side-by-side comparison of overall rating, test proficiency, safety metrics, and classroom environments.

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ALT School

Minden · Douglas County

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Minden Elementary School

Minden · Douglas County

starsStar Rating
A · ALT School
B · Minden Elementary School
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calculateMath Proficiency
A · ALT SchoolState Avg: 26%
B · Minden Elementary School49%State Avg: 26%
menu_bookELA Proficiency
A · ALT SchoolState Avg: 35%
B · Minden Elementary School54%State Avg: 35%
scienceScience Proficiency
A · ALT SchoolState Avg: 21%
B · Minden Elementary School28%State Avg: 21%
event_busyChronic Absenteeism
A · ALT SchoolState Avg: 20.7%
B · Minden Elementary School14.7%State Avg: 20.7%
groupsStudent-Teacher Ratio
A · ALT School
B · Minden Elementary School24:1
warningSuspension Rate
A · ALT School317.0%
B · Minden Elementary School313.0%
gavelArrest Rate
A · ALT School2.0%
B · Minden Elementary School3.0%
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Editorial Analysis

Evaluating schools side-by-side offers a detailed view of student success markers. This analysis compiles official data from the Nevada Department of Education.

In overall performance metrics, Minden Elementary School holds a stronger rating from the Nevada School Performance Framework (NSPF) with 3 stars, compared to 0 stars for ALT School. Minden Elementary School shows stronger academic results, reporting a math proficiency rate of 49% and ELA proficiency of 54%, while ALT School reports 0% in math and 0% in ELA. Regular attendance is 100.0% at ALT School and 85.3% at Minden Elementary School.

Parents are encouraged to visit each school in person, observe classrooms, and meet with school administrators to fully appreciate the campus culture and extracurricular opportunities.

Demographic Profile

ALT School

Enrollment2
Title I DesignationNo
Charter SchoolNo

Minden Elementary School

Enrollment386
Title I DesignationNo
Charter SchoolNo