Marion B. Earl Elementary School

A zoned CCSD neighborhood elementary school serving grades K–5 in southwest Las Vegas.

Grades K–5 · Zoned by home address · Southwest Las Vegas on Reno Avenue

Grades: K–5
How to get in: Zoned by home address
School day: Confirm current hours with the school

Marion Earl is a traditional CCSD neighborhood elementary school for grades K–5. Assignment is based on the student’s home address, while any out-of-zone access depends on current School Choice rules and campus capacity.

6650 W. Reno Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89118

Official starting points

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

About Marion Earl

Marion Earl is a neighborhood elementary school serving grades K–5. It offers standard elementary academics, with grade-level activities, clubs and elementary intramurals or spirit activities when available.

The school is not listed as a district elementary magnet. Families seeking a STEM, IB, arts or STEAM magnet pathway should compare the current elementary magnet options.

Specials such as physical education, art, music and library or media are common CCSD elementary patterns, but families should confirm the current schedule with the school.

School leadership

Confirm with the school office

Leadership assignments may change. Contact the school for the current principal and administrative team.

School details

Address: 6650 W. Reno Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89118
Phone: (702) 799-8181
Official CCSD site: Marion Earl school website(opens in a new tab)

Grades K–5
Traditional CCSD zoned elementary school
Programs, clubs, staffing and capacity can change

How families get in

Admission is based on the student’s home address. Families should verify the exact address through the CCSD zoning lookup and complete standard CCSD enrollment.

Use the CCSD zoning lookup for the exact home address.
Register through standard CCSD enrollment if Marion Earl is the assigned school.
Out-of-zone enrollment or a zone variance, if offered, follows current district Choice rules.
Out-of-zone placement is not guaranteed and may depend on campus capacity.

Confirm your zone

School boundaries can change.
Re-check a specific address before choosing or closing on a home.

Marion Earl is not listed among district elementary magnets. Confirm current zoning, Choice rules and capacity on official CCSD pages.

Who it tends to fit

A good match when

You live in the Marion Earl attendance zone and want a neighborhood elementary school.
Your child prefers staying local rather than commuting to a magnet campus.
You want to assess school culture, logistics and classroom feel before reviewing clubs and activities.

Think twice when

Your address is outside the zone and you are relying on open enrollment.
You specifically want a district STEM, IB, arts or STEAM magnet pathway.
A busy or large-elementary environment would be difficult for your family; visit to assess the current campus experience.

Zoning, capacity and program offerings change. Confirm current conditions with CCSD and the school.

Students

NCES reported total enrollment of about 522 students in its 2024–25 snapshot. The guide describes the race and ethnicity mix as fairly stable from year to year, but these figures are not a ranking.

Diversity index

Not provided in the guide

Use the Nevada Report Card for official state accountability data and current student information.

Gender: Not provided in the guide Confirm current enrollment information through official school or state sources.

The NCES 2024–25 snapshot reports approximately 41% Hispanic students.
The NCES 2024–25 snapshot reports approximately 28% Black students.
The NCES 2024–25 snapshot reports approximately 12% White students.
The NCES 2024–25 snapshot reports approximately 9% students identifying with two or more races.
The NCES 2024–25 snapshot reports approximately 8% Asian students.
Other groups had smaller shares in the NCES snapshot.

Academics

The school follows a standard elementary academic model. Families should confirm current schedules, supports and enrichment directly with the school.

Core subjects include literacy, math, science and social studies.
Ask which physical education, art, music and library or media classes are offered this year.
Grade-level activities and clubs may be available.
Elementary athletics, intramurals and spirit activities may be offered, rather than middle-school or NIAA varsity programs.
Ask about reading and math support for students who need additional help.

Awards and recognition

Location and daily life

The campus is at 6650 W. Reno Ave. in southwest Las Vegas.

Families should expect typical elementary arrival and dismissal traffic.

Transportation is not guaranteed. Confirm current eligibility and arrangements with CCSD.

Always verify zoning for the exact home address.

Compare before you commit

C. H. Decker Elementary SchoolA nearby west-central zoned elementary school to compare.
Harvey N. Dondero Elementary SchoolA west-central Las Vegas zoned campus to compare.
Pat A. Diskin Elementary SchoolA southwest valley zoned option to compare.
Sandra B. Abston Elementary SchoolA southwest Las Vegas zoned alternative to compare.

Questions to ask on a tour

1.What does a typical day look like for a new kindergartener compared with an upper-elementary student?
2.Which specials, including physical education, art, music and library or media, are offered this year?
3.How are clubs and elementary activities scheduled around the school day?
4.What academic support is available for a student who needs help in reading or math?
5.If our home is near a boundary, how often do zoning reviews affect addresses here?
6.What are the current arrival, dismissal and transportation procedures?
7.Are there current capacity or crowding concerns?

What to do next

1.Confirm the exact home address through the CCSD zoning lookup.
2.Review the current school website for schedules, programs and deadlines.
3.Check the Nevada Report Card for official school data.
4.Tour the campus if possible and ask about specials, culture, activities and capacity.
5.Review current CCSD Choice rules if you live outside the attendance zone.