Coral Academy Schools Received 2025-26 State Ratings
The Nevada Department of Education evaluated 860 schools across the state, including 12 campuses in our network.
Updated on Sept. 25, 2026 in Secondary Education
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Local families now have the latest Nevada School Performance Framework data for Coral Academy of Science Las Vegas campuses. The 2025-26 report card details student performance across 860 schools statewide, highlighting which local institutions saw gains.
Why it matters
This performance data helps local parents compare school quality across English, math, science, and attendance metrics. It serves as a benchmark for measuring improvement within the regional school network before the next application cycle.
State data shows 41.6% of CASLV schools earned five-star ratings and 41.6% earned four-star ratings, compared to 14.2% and 13.8% of all Nevada schools respectively. The final performance of every campus is based on state assessments, graduation rates, and chronic absenteeism.
The players
Nevada Department of Education
The state agency responsible for overseeing public education and issuing annual performance ratings.
Coral Academy of Science Las Vegas
A network of charter schools in the Las Vegas Valley that uses a public lottery system for admissions.
Sandy Ridge High School
A Henderson-based campus that earned the top ranking among Nevada charter schools.
The details
The Nevada Department of Education framework evaluated 12 Coral Academy campuses on standardized testing and attendance. Campuses at Nellis AFB and Windmill saw one-star rating increases, while Sandy Ridge High School in Henderson stood out by ranking first among Nevada charter schools. Admission to these schools remains managed through a public lottery system.
Timeline
The 2025-26 school performance ratings reflect the most recent state reporting period.
Sandy Ridge High School achieved its national U.S. News ranking in 2025.
Applications for the 2027-28 school year are upcoming.
Beyond the Strip
These state ratings follow the same evaluation metrics utilized in the U.S. News & World Report 2025 Best High School list. The findings confirm a pattern of high performance for specialized local charter schools relative to the broader state average.
Parents interested in enrollment for the 2027-28 school year can use these ratings to evaluate local campus performance before applying. Enrollment at these sites is determined by a public lottery, making early research into performance data essential.
The takeaway
Families should review the full star ratings for their specific neighborhood schools to see how metrics like absenteeism and testing changed this year. Use the state reporting portal to track if your child's school maintained or improved its rating for the upcoming application season.
Further reading
For more information on school performance and curriculum standards, visit Secondary Education.
More information
To review available programs or begin an application, visit the CASLV school year application portal.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Nevada Business Magazine.
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