Roy W. Martin Middle School

About Roy W. Martin

Roy W. Martin serves grades 6–8 as a zoned comprehensive middle school. It also hosts a district International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme magnet program within the school.

School materials describe an IB MYP framework that includes design, arts and languages alongside core classes. Families should ask counseling how schedules differ for zoned students and magnet applicants.

The campus also offers clubs and middle-school athletics.

How families get in

Admission depends on whether the student lives in the Roy W. Martin attendance zone or is applying for an IB magnet seat.

• Families in the attendance zone use standard CCSD enrollment after confirming the home address through the district zoning system.
• Out-of-zone families and other magnet applicants apply through the CCSD School Choice and magnet process.
• Middle-school magnet entry is described as interest-based rather than requiring an academic qualification threshold. Confirm current rules with CCSD Magnet Schools.
• Zoned families should ask how IB MYP participation works in daily schedules.

Zoning, lottery procedures, transportation rules and program details can change. Confirm current information on official CCSD and school pages.

Who it tends to fit

Visit the campus and confirm current enrollment, schedules and program distinctions before deciding.

Students

The NCES 2024–25 snapshot lists total campus enrollment at about 1,140 students. The magnet group is included within the campus total, and enrollment can shift.

Gender: Not provided in the guide Confirm current student data through the Nevada Report Card.

• Hispanic students make up approximately 71% of enrollment.
• Black students make up approximately 18% of enrollment.
• White students make up approximately 4% of enrollment.
• Students identifying with two or more races make up approximately 3% of enrollment.
• Asian students make up approximately 2% of enrollment.
• Other groups have smaller shares.
• Total enrollment is about 1,140 students, including the magnet subset.

Academics

The school's academic identity centers on the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme framework within a comprehensive middle school.

• The IB theme emphasizes inquiry and a global-minded learner profile.
• School materials describe design, arts and languages alongside core academics.
• Families should ask how much of the daily schedule differs between zoned and magnet enrollment.
• Use the Nevada Report Card for official accountability information.

Awards and recognition

Location and daily life

The campus is in Central Las Vegas on N. 28th Street.

Its central location may be convenient for some magnet families across the valley, but transportation-zone eligibility must be verified.

Families should expect busy corridor traffic during arrival and dismissal.

Compare before you commit

• Walter Johnson AcademyA west-valley IB magnet-within-a-school option.
• Brown AcademyA Henderson IB magnet-within-a-school option.
• Knudson Academy of the ArtsA nearby arts magnet-within-a-school option.
• Cashman STEAM AcademyA mid-valley STEAM magnet-within-a-school option.

Questions to ask on a tour

1. 1.For zoned students, how does IB MYP appear in the weekly schedule?
2. 2.How do design, arts and language courses work alongside core classes?
3. 3.How much of the school day differs for magnet and zoned students?
4. 4.How does Martin compare with Walter Johnson or Brown for families considering IB MYP?
5. 5.How does magnet transportation work from our address?

What to do next

1. 1.Confirm the home address through the official CCSD zoning system.
2. 2.Review current IB and magnet details on the school and CCSD Magnet Schools websites.
3. 3.Check the Nevada Report Card for official school data.
4. 4.Use only the official CCSD School Choice process when applying for a magnet seat.