Henderson International School

Henderson International School is a private school at 1165 Sandy Ridge Ave in Henderson, zip code 89052, serving children ages 3 to 14 across preschool, junior kindergarten, elementary, and middle school. The directory categorizes it under gifted programs, and the listing does include gifted and accelerated tracks, but the program list runs much wider: athletics, visual arts, music, drama, public speaking, after school activities, and a summer camp are all recorded, so this is a full school with enrichment layered on rather than a standalone gifted program.

What stands out in the listing is the range of learning support offered alongside the accelerated work. The school is flagged as special needs friendly, with gifted and accelerated programs, special education support, learning disability support, and developmental delay programs all recorded. Schools that publicly list both ends of that spectrum are not common, and for families with more than one kind of learner in the house, that combination can simplify life considerably.

The school day runs 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM Monday through Friday, with weekends closed, and the school operates year round, which lines up with its listed summer camp for continuity between academic years. The campus is noted as wheelchair accessible, and instruction is listed in English and Spanish.

On cost, the listing records a price range of four dollar signs, the highest tier in this directory, which is consistent with private school tuition. No specific tuition figures, scholarships, or sibling discounts are recorded, so treat pricing as a direct conversation with admissions. The listing shows no Google reviews yet, so you will not find crowd-sourced opinions here; a campus tour is the realistic way to evaluate fit. The phone number is (702) 818-2100 for admissions questions, tour scheduling, or details on how the gifted placement process works, and the website is hendersonschool.com. Age brackets in the listing run 3 to 5, 6 to 11, and 12 to 14, so families should note that the school ends at middle school and plan the high school transition accordingly.