Nevada State High School

This has got to be the best school I have ever gone to in my entire life. The social and academic oppurtunities the school provides to help you to transition into college is better than any school in Nevada and my last home, Arizona. I greatly appreciate the independance they give you and support they give you. If you are a motivated student looking for a school without the obstales commonly found in schools with inmature alumni, this is the school for you :)
--Submitted by a student

This school provides a wonderful opportunity for a motivated student to achieve academically while receiving dual High School/College credits. Our student found her college classes challenging, interesting and useful; a wonderful change from the public school system. With that said, here are the outstanding negatives: Do not expect the administration to be helpful in any way. You are on your own. They do not want to interact with parents. The administrators are arrogant and callous. Your student means money and little else. Do not think this will be a smaller environment where your student will be shown any more care and concern than they received in the public system. They will not. The experience was generally a very good one except for the disappointment of the administrators. I expected role models that would inspire my student. I expected them to care about her progress. I expected them to give the student the same flexibility college instructors gave when the student was confronted with a family crisis. There is no flexibility here, only the bottom line, sadly.
--Submitted by a parent

This school is an exceptional opportnity for any student who is planning on attending college. All classes are taken at the college, and taught by the proffesors. The principals are the most accessable I've ever seen.
--Submitted by a parent

The school provides a great oppertunity for students however it lacks greatly in the social, and extracurricular aspect for high school students. A lot of students are not as prepared as they think they are for college and there are very little oppertunities given at this school to make that transaction.
--Submitted by a student