Verdi Elementary is another school with a solid core of middle-class families. But its boundaries extend to McCarran Boulevard along Fourth Street, bringing in a number of lower-income families. It's good for Verdi kids and the other kids. Hunter Lake Elementary was rezoned for the fall of 1998 for the second time in two years. The latest rezoning reduced the number of children who live in transitional housing from about 57 students to about 25, easing pressure at the small school that was built in 1955.
Students attend school for seven weeks, then have three weeks off.
Roy Gomm and Caughlin Ranch elementaries have more homogeneous populations. Both are in neighborhoods predominated by single family homes. Programs, goals and fundraising reflect the expectations of the families whose children attend the schools. Use of this site signifies agreement to our terms of service . We want your feedback .