Cheyenne High School

A zoned North Las Vegas comprehensive high school with several CTE pathways.

Grades 9–12 · Zoned neighborhood high school · CTE, academics, athletics and activities

Grades: 9–12
How to get in: Zoned by home address
School day: Confirm with the school office

Cheyenne is a traditional CCSD comprehensive high school assigned by attendance zone. It offers standard academics, athletics and activities alongside CTE pathways such as biomedical science, culinary, cybersecurity and video production.

North Las Vegas campus on West Alexander Road

Official starting points

School Choice:(702) 799-5000 schoolchoice@nv.ccsd.net

About Cheyenne High School

Cheyenne is a full comprehensive high school rather than a magnet school or Career and Technical Academy. Students are generally assigned based on their home address.

The school lists CTE programs in biomedical science, business, culinary, cybersecurity, forensic science, teaching and training, and video production.

Some sequences may connect to College of Southern Nevada articulated credit. Families should confirm which pathways are open and which currently earn college credit.

School leadership

Confirm with the school office

The guide does not identify the current principal. School leadership and staff assignments may change.

School details

Address: 3200 W. Alexander Rd., N. Las Vegas, NV 89032
Phone: (702) 799-4830
Official CCSD site: Cheyenne High School website(opens in a new tab)

Grades 9–12
Traditional CCSD comprehensive high school
Programs, staffing and capacity may change. Confirm current details with the school.

How families get in

Cheyenne is a zoned neighborhood high school. Assignment is based on the student's home address.

Check the exact home address using the CCSD zoning lookup.
Register through standard CCSD enrollment for the assigned zoned school.
Cheyenne is not a magnet school or Career and Technical Academy.
Out-of-zone enrollment or a zone variance, if available, follows district rules and depends on capacity.

Before enrolling

Confirm the current attendance zone for your exact address.
Ask counseling which CTE pathways have space and which offer articulated college credit.

Zoning, capacity and program availability can change. Confirm current rules on official CCSD and school pages.

Who it tends to fit

A good match when

Families living in the Cheyenne attendance zone who want a comprehensive high school.
Students interested in CTE options such as cybersecurity, culinary, biomedical science, forensic science, teaching or video production.
Students who prefer zoned enrollment over a magnet lottery.
Families seeking a North Las Vegas neighborhood school with athletics and activities.

Think twice when

Students seeking a full magnet or Career and Technical Academy campus.
Families outside the attendance zone who are relying on open enrollment.
Students seeking a small, specialized trade school limited to juniors and seniors.

Fit depends on current pathway availability, the student's address and individual support needs. Confirm details directly with the school.

Students

The guide describes a total enrollment of about 1,900 students using an NCES 2024–25 snapshot.

Diversity index

Not provided in the guide

The snapshot reports approximately 56% Hispanic, 26% Black, 7% White, 5% two or more races, 4% Asian and 2% Pacific Islander, with smaller shares for other groups. Exact student counts were not provided.

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

Total enrollment was reported as about 1,900 students.
Enrollment counts and demographic shares can shift from year to year.

Academics

Cheyenne offers the core academics and electives expected at a comprehensive high school, together with CTE sequences.

Biomedical Science
Business
Culinary
Cybersecurity
Forensic Science
Teaching and Training
Video Production
Some business, cybersecurity, culinary, marketing, teaching and training, and video production courses may connect to College of Southern Nevada articulated credit.
Confirm current course sequences, prerequisites, space and college-credit eligibility with counseling.

Awards and recognition

Location and daily life

The campus is on West Alexander Road in North Las Vegas.

Families should expect typical urban or suburban high-school traffic during arrival and dismissal.

Neighborhood-school transportation may be simpler than magnet hub routes, but bus eligibility, stops and times are not guaranteed. Verify them through official CCSD transportation resources.

Compare before you commit

Canyon Springs High SchoolA nearby comprehensive high school with a Leadership and Law magnet overlay.
Mojave High SchoolAnother North Las Vegas comprehensive high school that may be assigned depending on the home address.
Legacy High SchoolA north-valley comprehensive high school with a broad CTE menu.
Northeast CTA and Northwest CTAFull Career and Technical Academy magnet options for students seeking a more specialized campus.

Questions to ask on a tour

1.Which CTE pathways have space for incoming ninth graders?
2.Which pathways currently earn college credit?
3.What do the biomedical science and cybersecurity sequences look like across four years?
4.How crowded are core classes, and what intervention supports are available?
5.How do students fit athletics and CTE labs into their schedules?
6.If our home is near a boundary, how often are attendance zones reviewed in this area?

What to do next

1.Confirm the home address through the CCSD zoning lookup.
2.Review current CTE information on the school website.
3.Check the Nevada Report Card for official accountability data.
4.Contact counseling about pathway availability and articulated college credit.
5.Tour the campus if possible and ask about school climate, class size and student supports.