Marvin M. Sedway Middle School
A zoned North Las Vegas middle school with a school-wide STEAM mission.
Grades 6–8 · Project-based learning mission · Not a district magnet
- Grades: 6–8
- How to get in: Zoned by home address
- School day: Confirm current hours
Sedway is a traditional CCSD zoned middle school serving grades 6–8. Its published mission emphasizes project-based learning and STEAM, but the school is not a district magnet.
North Las Vegas campus on Englestad Street
Official starting points
- Sedway Middle School(opens in a new tab)
- CCSD zoning lookup(opens in a new tab)
- CCSD(opens in a new tab)
- CCSD School Choice(opens in a new tab)
- Nevada Report Card(opens in a new tab)
- CCSD Magnet Schools(opens in a new tab)
School Choice:(702) 799-5000schoolchoice@nv.ccsd.net
About Sedway
Sedway is a neighborhood middle school assigned by home address. Families in the attendance zone enroll through the standard CCSD process.
The school’s published mission emphasizes project-based learning with a focus on science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics.
STEAM is a school-wide theme, not a separate district magnet pathway. Electives and academic-support programs can change, so families should confirm current offerings with the school.
School leadership
Confirm with the school office
The guide does not identify the current principal. School staff may change, so contact the office for current leadership information.
School details
- Address
- 3465 Englestad St., N. Las Vegas, NV 89032
- Phone
- (702) 799-3880
- Official CCSD site
- Sedway Middle School website(opens in a new tab)
- Traditional CCSD zoned middle school
- Grades 6–8
- Programs, electives and capacity can change
How families get in
Sedway is a zoned school rather than a district magnet lottery school. Admission is normally based on the student’s home address.
- Check the exact home address in the CCSD zoning lookup.
- Register through standard CCSD enrollment if Sedway is the assigned school.
- Out-of-zone access, if offered, depends on current School Choice rules and available capacity.
Important distinction
- Sedway’s STEAM mission does not make it a district magnet.
- A separate magnet application is not required for students zoned to Sedway.
Zoning, capacity and Choice rules can change. Confirm current information on official CCSD pages.
Who it tends to fit
A good match when
- You live in the Sedway attendance zone and want a neighborhood middle school.
- Your student is interested in science, technology, engineering, arts or mathematics without a separate magnet application.
- You value a published mission that includes project-based learning.
- You are willing to ask how the STEAM mission appears in the current daily schedule.
Think twice when
- You live outside the attendance zone and are relying on open enrollment.
- You specifically want a district magnet seat.
- You need a guaranteed list of specialized courses or pathways.
The mission describes a school-wide theme, not a fixed set of courses. Confirm current electives, supports and capacity with the school.
Students
The NCES 2024–25 snapshot reports total enrollment at about 1,040 students. Enrollment and group counts can shift.
Diversity index
Not provided
The guide describes the racial and ethnic mix as fairly stable year to year, but it does not provide a diversity index.
Gender: Not provided The guide does not provide a gender breakdown.
- Hispanic students were approximately 66% of enrollment.
- Black students were approximately 25% of enrollment.
- White students were approximately 3% of enrollment.
- Students of two or more races were approximately 3% of enrollment.
- Asian students were approximately 2% of enrollment.
- Other groups had smaller shares.
Academics
Sedway’s current mission describes project-based learning with a STEAM focus. Families should ask how that mission translates into schedules and available courses.
- The STEAM focus includes science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics.
- Exact electives can change from year to year.
- Academic-support programming can change; ask counseling what is currently offered.
- Do not assume a standing AVID program unless counseling confirms the current course.
- Clubs and middle-school athletics may be offered, but they should not be treated as guaranteed.
Awards and recognition
Location and daily life
The campus is on Englestad Street in North Las Vegas.
Several other North Las Vegas middle schools are nearby on the map.
Verify the exact street address and attendance zone rather than relying only on the ZIP code.
Transportation is not guaranteed by the guide; confirm eligibility and arrangements with CCSD.
Recent news, in context
Compare before you commit
- Bridger STEM & Medical AcademyA North Las Vegas magnet-within-a-school option focused on STEM and medical studies.
- Johnston STEM AcademyA full North Las Vegas STEM magnet with lottery admission.
- Swainston Middle SchoolA nearby zoned North Las Vegas middle school.
- Findlay Middle SchoolAnother large zoned middle school in North Las Vegas.
Questions to ask on a tour
- 1.How does the STEAM mission appear in a sixth grader’s actual schedule?
- 2.Which STEAM-related electives currently have seats?
- 3.What academic supports are available for students who need help in reading or math?
- 4.How does Sedway compare with Bridger for families considering a magnet application?
- 5.If our home is near a boundary, how might zoning reviews affect the address?
What to do next
- 1.Confirm the home address in the CCSD zoning lookup.
- 2.Read the school mission and ask how STEAM is currently scheduled.
- 3.Check the Nevada Report Card for official school data.
- 4.Tour if possible and ask about project-based work, electives, academic supports and capacity.
