Mabel Hoggard Math and Science Magnet School

A full K–5 magnet focused on science, mathematics, technology, and STEAM learning.

Full elementary magnet · Interest-based lottery admission · STEM and STEAM themes

Grades: K–5
How to get in: Interest lottery
School day: Confirm with the school office

Hoggard is a full elementary magnet with science, mathematics, technology, and STEAM themes. Families apply through the CCSD School Choice and magnet process rather than receiving an automatic seat based on their home address.

West-central Las Vegas on North Tonopah Drive

Official starting points

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

About Mabel Hoggard

The school continues to use the Mabel Hoggard Math and Science Magnet School name. CCSD’s current Magnet catalog lists it as Mabel Hoggard STEA³M Magnet School under STEM and STEAM themes.

School materials describe science, mathematics, and technology woven into daily instruction. They also mention hands-on learning through labs, gardens, robotics, and other enrichment experiences. Specific offerings may change, so ask how they currently appear across grade levels.

This is a full-magnet campus, not a conventional zoned neighborhood school that simply uses a STEM or STEAM label.

School leadership

Confirm with the school office

The guide does not identify the current principal. School leadership and staffing may change, so confirm current information directly with the school.

School details

Address: 950 N. Tonopah Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89106
Phone: (702) 799-4740
Official CCSD site: Mabel Hoggard school website(opens in a new tab)

Full K–5 magnet school
Admission is through the CCSD interest-based magnet lottery.
Transportation depends on district magnet transportation-zone rules and eligibility.

How families get in

Hoggard is a full magnet school. Elementary admission is interest-based and handled through the CCSD School Choice and magnet process.

Apply through the CCSD Magnet site and School Choice process.
Do not assume that living near the school automatically provides a seat.
The guide does not identify an academic admission threshold.
Confirm current deadlines, sibling rules, seat availability, and application requirements with CCSD.

Transportation

Magnet transportation follows district transportation-zone rules when a student is eligible.
Transportation is not guaranteed. Check the elementary magnet transportation maps and plan for a possible commute.

Magnet rules, capacity, deadlines, and transportation eligibility can change. Confirm live details on the official CCSD Magnet site.

Who it tends to fit

A good match when

Your child enjoys hands-on science, mathematics, technology, or nature-based STEM experiences.
You prefer a themed full-magnet elementary campus.
You are willing to use the interest lottery and plan for a possible commute.

Think twice when

You expect automatic admission based only on your home address.
Your priority is an international studies or creative-arts magnet.
You need a guaranteed seat without using the School Choice process.

Program offerings, staffing, transportation eligibility, and available seats can change. Confirm current details before applying.

Students

The guide cites an NCES 2024–25 snapshot with total enrollment of about 530 students. The figures are descriptive and are not a school ranking.

Diversity index

Not provided in the guide

Approximate shares were Hispanic 57%, Black 19%, White 12%, two or more races 6%, Asian 5%, with other groups at smaller shares. Exact group counts were not provided.

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

Total enrollment was about 530 students in the NCES 2024–25 snapshot.

Academics

The school describes an enriched elementary program built around science, mathematics, technology, and STEAM learning.

Science, mathematics, and technology are described as being woven into daily instruction.
School materials mention hands-on science, labs, gardens, robotics, and other enrichment experiences.
Ask how themed learning differs for kindergarten and upper-elementary students.
Ask how reading and mathematics support is provided when a student needs help catching up.
Specific labs, electives, clubs, and enrichment schedules may change from year to year.

Awards and recognition

Nevada Governor’s Established STEM School
The guide says Hoggard is listed with this state STEM designation. Confirm its current status on the official state STEM list.

Location and daily life

The campus is at 950 N. Tonopah Dr. in west-central Las Vegas.

Magnet families should review commute plans and transportation-zone eligibility before applying.

Arrival and dismissal details were not provided in the guide. Confirm current procedures with the school office.

The zoning lookup may provide neighborhood context, but zoning does not create automatic admission to this full magnet.

Recent news, in context

The school website continues to use the Mabel Hoggard Math and Science Magnet School name.

CCSD’s current Magnet catalog lists the campus as Mabel Hoggard STEA³M Magnet School with STEM and STEAM themes.

Programs, staffing, schedules, and magnet rules may change. Confirm current information on official school and CCSD pages.

Compare before you commit

Lomie G. Heard Elementary SchoolAnother full elementary STEM and technology magnet.
Roger D. Gehring Academy of Science and TechnologyA full elementary science and technology magnet.
Walter Bracken STEAM AcademyA full elementary STEAM magnet alternative.
E. W. Griffith Elementary SchoolA nearby west Las Vegas zoned campus without a district magnet lottery.

Questions to ask on a tour

1.How do mathematics, science, and technology appear day to day for a kindergartener compared with a fourth- or fifth-grade student?
2.What should families know about the interest lottery, sibling rules, and magnet transportation zones?
3.How are labs, outdoor learning spaces, and enrichment scheduled during the school day?
4.What academic support is available when a student needs help in reading or mathematics?
5.How stable are STEM staffing and special-subject schedules from year to year?

What to do next

1.Confirm the school’s magnet status and current application steps on the CCSD Magnet site.
2.Review the school website for current campus information.
3.Check the Nevada Report Card for official accountability data.
4.Review the elementary magnet transportation maps and make a commute plan.
5.Tour if possible and ask about daily themed instruction, transportation, schedules, and academic support.