Nasri Academy

Nasri Academy in Las Vegas focuses on accelerated academics for gifted children ages 3 to 18, grouped into 3 to 5, 6 to 12, and 13 to 18 brackets. The programs offered list is extensive: accelerated academics, individualized learning plans, after school clubs, enrichment programs, and summer programs, spanning subject areas including math, science, language arts, social studies, world languages, visual arts, performing arts, music, physical education, and technology and coding.

The amenities field notes individualized learning and a Montessori approach, alongside after school activities and summer programs, so the academy blends a Montessori style structure with subject breadth more typical of a full private school. Special needs accommodations are listed specifically for gifted and accelerated programs, meaning the academy is set up to work with kids who need more advanced material rather than remedial support.

One detail that stands out is the range of languages spoken at the academy: English, Spanish, French, and Mandarin, which is broader than most listings in this directory and suggests either a multilingual staff or multilingual instruction as part of the curriculum, though the listing does not specify which.

Hours run Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday, and the academy operates year round. The address is 3695 South Lindell Road in Las Vegas, zip code 89103.

Given the breadth of the curriculum listed, spanning core academics alongside visual arts, performing arts, music, physical education, and technology and coding, this looks structured more like a full day school than an after school enrichment add on, which is a distinction worth confirming before assuming it can supplement rather than replace a child's regular school day. No price range, tuition amount, or phone number is included in this listing, so families interested in the accelerated academics track, the Montessori approach, or the multilingual environment should visit nasriacademy.com directly to ask about admissions, tuition, how children are evaluated for the gifted program, and whether the world languages instruction is available at every age bracket or concentrated in certain grades.