Berkeley L. Bunker Elementary School

About Bunker Elementary

Bunker serves grades K–5 through standard CCSD neighborhood zoning. Families should verify assignment for their exact home address before enrolling or making a housing decision.

School materials describe a STEM-focused campus identity, with science, technology, engineering and mathematics woven into elementary learning. Families should confirm what that looks like in current classrooms and grade levels.

This is not currently a CCSD district magnet school. Clubs, activities, intramurals and elementary athletics may be available when offered.

How families get in

Bunker is assigned by home address rather than through a district magnet lottery.

• Look up the exact street address through the CCSD zoning tool.
• Register through standard CCSD enrollment if Bunker is the assigned school.
• Out-of-zone access, if offered, follows current School Choice rules and depends on campus capacity.
• Do not assume that the STEM identity creates a separate magnet application or guaranteed out-of-zone seat.

Transportation and out-of-zone placement are not guaranteed. Confirm current rules with CCSD and the school.

Who it tends to fit

Visit the campus and ask about current enrollment, capacity, class environment and how STEM appears in daily instruction.

Students

The guide reports total enrollment of about 586 students using an NCES 2024–25 snapshot. Counts and shares can shift from year to year.

Gender: Not provided in the guide Confirm current student demographics through the Nevada Report Card or school office.

• Total enrollment was reported as about 586 students.
• Race and ethnicity percentages are approximate and are not a ranking.
• Free or reduced-price lunch figures at CEP schools should not be treated as a precise poverty rate.

Academics

Bunker provides core elementary academics with STEM-flavored experiences when offered. Families should confirm current programs and schedules directly with the school.

• Core subjects include literacy, math, science and social studies.
• School materials highlight science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
• The depth and frequency of STEM activities may differ by grade.
• Ask about current specials, enrichment, reading support and math support.
• Clubs, activities, intramurals and elementary athletics may be offered.

Awards and recognition

Location and daily life

The campus is at 6350 Peak Dr. in northwest Las Vegas.

Expect typical elementary arrival and dismissal traffic.

Recheck zoning for a specific address before making a housing decision.

Compare before you commit

• Kay Carl Elementary SchoolA nearby northwest Las Vegas zoned elementary school.
• Dean LaMar Allen Elementary SchoolA northwest valley zoned campus.
• Marshall C. Darnell Elementary SchoolA northwest Las Vegas zoned alternative.
• Walter Bracken STEAM AcademyA district STEAM magnet to compare if you specifically want a magnet lottery seat.

Questions to ask on a tour

1. 1.What does STEM look like in a typical week for grades K–2 and grades 3–5?
2. 2.Which specials and enrichment options usually have space for incoming students?
3. 3.How are clubs and elementary activities scheduled around the school day?
4. 4.What support is available for students who need help catching up in reading or math?
5. 5.If we live near a boundary, how often do zoning reviews affect Bunker addresses?
6. 6.What are the current enrollment, class-size and campus-capacity conditions?

What to do next

1. 1.Confirm your exact address with the CCSD zoning lookup.
2. 2.Review the school website for current programs, calendars and contacts.
3. 3.Check the Nevada Report Card for official accountability information.
4. 4.Tour the campus if possible and ask about STEM instruction, specials, culture and capacity.
5. 5.Review current CCSD School Choice rules if you live outside the attendance zone.