Global Community High School
Also known as Global Community MS
Clark School District
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Directory data: Nevada Department of Education (2025–26)
School Snapshot
Global Community High School is a middle school in Clark County School District (Las Vegas, Nevada), serving grades 6-8. It enrolls 240 students. As a traditional public school, Global Community High School primarily serves families inside its assigned attendance zone, though Nevada's open-enrollment rules can provide alternative pathways. It is designated Title I, indicating that a high share of its students come from low-income households and the school receives federal supplemental funding.
Generated from 2024-2025 Nevada School Performance Framework data published by the Nevada Department of Education. Comparisons use the statewide average for the same school year.
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How this school compares
Enrollment of 240 students is roughly 549 below the peer average — a smaller campus environment.
Peer set is the same nearby same-grade-band schools listed in the alternatives rail below. All deltas computed from the latest published NSPF cycle.
Key Metrics
Total Enrollment
240
Math Proficiency
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Regular Attendance Rate
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Science Proficiency
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Academic Proficiency
% of students scoring proficient or above on state assessments (Grades 6-8) · Compared to statewide average · 2024-2025 NSPF
edit_documentEditorial Verdict
Global Community High School currently faces academic challenges and stands in the lower tier of state accountability rankings. With a low NSPF rating and a score of N/A/100, the school has been identified as needing additional structural supports to elevate student success.
Specialized interventions and school improvement plans are typically implemented here. Families should look closely at student-teacher ratios, graduation support options, and school-wide growth percentiles to gauge recent trajectory.
Parent Verdict
- infoAcademic Support NeedProficiency scores suggest opportunities for math or ELA improvement.
- check_circleStandard EngagementStudent attendance and engagement are inline with district averages.
- check_circleZoned School AssignmentGuaranteed admission for neighborhood families residing within school boundaries.
Performance Trends
How this school's key metrics have changed across NSPF reporting years.
Hover a data point for the exact value. Years 2019-20 and 2020-21 are omitted because Nevada paused NSPF reporting during COVID-19.
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Higher-scoring schools in the same district and grade band. Attendance, open enrollment, and transportation depend on your address.
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75.5Same district · Larger campus
K O Knudson Academy of the Arts
37.5Same district · Larger campus
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54Same district
Roy W Martin Middle School
21Same district · Larger campus
William E Orr Middle School
21Same district · Larger campus
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