Coronado High School

About Coronado High School

Coronado is a large comprehensive CCSD high school serving grades 9–12. Students may pursue Advanced Placement, dual-credit, CTE, performing and fine arts, and NIAA athletics.

Historically listed CTE themes include automotive, culinary, digital game development, design drafting, teaching and training, theatre technology, and video production. Pathway names, availability and seats can change, so families should check the current course guide and live CSN list.

How families get in

Coronado is assigned by home address. It is not a magnet school or Career and Technical Academy.

• Check the exact street address through the CCSD zoning lookup.
• Register through standard CCSD enrollment if Coronado is the assigned school.
• Do not rely on neighborhood names or real-estate materials to determine the school zone.
• Out-of-zone access, if offered, follows current district Choice rules and campus capacity.

Boundaries, capacity and out-of-zone options can change. A seat outside the attendance zone is not assured.

Who it tends to fit

Visit the campus and confirm current class sizes, pathway seats, zoning and capacity before deciding.

Students

The guide describes Coronado as a large comprehensive high school with about 3,150 students. The race and ethnicity figures are an NCES 2024–25 snapshot and are not a ranking.

Gender: Not provided in the guide Confirm current student demographics through official reporting sources.

• Total enrollment is about 3,150 students.
• Enrollment and crowding can shift with housing growth and boundary reviews.

Academics

Coronado combines college-prep coursework with career, arts and athletic options typical of a large comprehensive high school.

• Advanced Placement options are available; confirm the current catalog with counseling.
• Dual-credit pathways are available; ask which courses are realistic for the coming school year.
• Historically listed CTE themes include automotive, culinary, digital game development, design drafting, teaching and training, theatre technology, and video production.
• Performing and fine arts are part of the comprehensive schedule.
• NIAA athletics are available.
• Course names, pathway sequences and available seats can change.

Awards and recognition

Location and daily life

The campus is on Coronado Center Drive in Henderson's Green Valley–Anthem corridor.

Families should expect typical suburban high-school traffic at arrival and dismissal.

Boundary reviews occur in growing Henderson neighborhoods, so zoning should be checked for each specific address.

Compare before you commit

• Green Valley High SchoolA nearby Henderson comprehensive school often discussed when boundaries shift.
• Liberty High SchoolA large Henderson comprehensive alternative depending on the home address.
• Basic Academy of International StudiesA Henderson campus with an International Baccalaureate magnet-within-a-school option.
• Del Sol Academy of the Performing ArtsA performing-arts magnet to consider when arts are the primary focus.

Questions to ask on a tour

1. 1.Which CTE and arts sequences still have seats for incoming ninth graders?
2. 2.Which AP and dual-credit options are realistic for a motivated student this year?
3. 3.How crowded are core classes, and how are overflow spaces used?
4. 4.How do athletics and arts commitments fit with the typical homework load?
5. 5.How often are attendance boundaries reviewed in this part of Henderson?

What to do next

1. 1.Confirm the exact home address through the CCSD zoning lookup.
2. 2.Review the school website for current courses and activities.
3. 3.Check Nevada Report Card for official accountability data.
4. 4.Tour the campus if possible and ask about pathway availability, class crowding and campus climate.
5. 5.Confirm current Choice rules and capacity before relying on out-of-zone enrollment.