Nevada Learning Academy at CCSD

Nevada Learning Academy at CCSD, located at 3050 E Flamingo Rd in the 89121 zip code, appears in this directory for its public speaking and debate training for students ages 5 to 18. The recorded brackets are 5 to 12 and 13 to 18. As the name signals, this is connected to the Clark County School District, and the recorded programs, public speaking and debate, are academic communication skills rather than recreation. For a student who freezes during class presentations, or conversely one who argues everything and might as well learn to do it formally, this is the recorded lane.

The recorded weekday hours look like a school schedule: 7 am to 9 pm on Monday, then 7 am to 4 pm Tuesday through Friday. Weekend hours as recorded are unusual, showing open 24 hours on Saturday and closed Sunday; the listing records it that way, but a 24 hour Saturday is implausible for a school facility, so confirm actual weekend availability by phone before planning around it. The listing records year-round operation.

The facility is recorded as wheelchair accessible. Contact points are (702) 855-8435 and the website at nvlearningacademy.net.

One number a careful parent should see in context: the Google rating is 2.9 stars across 170 reviews, the lowest rating among comparable listings in this directory. Ratings for school-affiliated institutions often reflect experiences with the school as a whole rather than any one program, and this listing cannot tell you which, but the number is what it is and worth factoring into your own research. Read recent reviews and ask direct questions.

Nothing is recorded on pricing, and as a CCSD-affiliated academy the cost structure may differ from private programs entirely, so ask what enrollment involves and whether the speaking and debate training is open to students outside the school. The listing also records nothing on scholarships, trials, or sibling discounts. Instruction is in English.

Summary for parents: a district-connected option for a skill few programs in the valley formally teach, with accessibility recorded, but a weak review average and thin published detail that both call for a phone conversation first.