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VISION
VISION
Our vision is to inspire every child to learn, lead, and positively impact the world.
MISSION
MISSION
Our mission is to foster academic excellence and a love for learning through a supportive partnership between school, family, and community.
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To express interest for the school year beginning August 11, 2025, complete the Interest Form for the 2025–2026 School Year
Requirements:
Student must be three years old by August 1.
Student cannot be eligible for kindergarten enrollment.
Parent and guardian must transport to and from school.
For more information, call 702-799-7479.
2025–2026 Clark County School District Pre-Kindergarten Program Interest Form
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uPCOMING eVENTS
Clubs and Activities Listing 2025-2026
October
Oct 4 - Boneyard Bash Time 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Oct 8 - Make Up Picture Day with the Photo Guys
Oct 9 - SOT Meeting 4:15 PM
Oct 9 -Kona Ice at the Lunches
Oct 10 - Progress Reports for view in Campus Portal
Oct 17 - Staff Development Day
Oct 20 - Elementary School Parent Teacher Conference Day (No School for ES Students)
Oct 24 - Career Day (Career Inspired Costumes Only)
Oct 24 - PK Family Engagement Day
Oct 27-30 - Igor Grams on Sale in MPR
Oct 30 - Principal’s Award Luncheons
Oct 31- Nevada Day (No School)
November
Nov 3 - PTO Holiday Drive - Project 150
Nov 11 - Veterans Day (No School)
Nov 13 -Kona Ice at the Lunches
Nov 14 - Principal’s Award Luncheons
Nov 17-20- Turkey Grams
Nov 20 - SOT Meeting 4:15 PM
Nov 21 - PK Family Engagement Day
Nov 26 - No School for Students (Contingency Day 1)
Nov 26 - Contingency Day 1 (No School)
Nov 27-28 - Thanksgiving Day and Family Day (No School)
Mr. Dean LaMar Allen
Mr. Dean LaMar Allen
Our Namesake Mr. Dean LaMar Allen
Dean LaMar Allen was born in Las Vegas in 1927 on the historic Kyle Ranch, where he grew up with his parents, sister and two brothers. Mr. Allen attended the Fifth Street Grammar School, Las Vegas High School, and then graduated from Brigham Young University with a major in Zoology. He attained a Masters Degree in Education and received National Science Foundation Scholarships, and afterwards was a U.S. Navy Veteran of World War II. Mr. Allen began teaching in 1952 at Jefferson Elementary. From there he went to J.D. Smith Junior High, Crestwood Elementary, and John C. Fremont Junior High School.Going the extra mile was Mr. Allen's belief, and he did this with every aspect of his teaching career. He coordinated science fairs, sponsored science clubs, astronomy research, and Saturday field trips to Mt. Charleston, Red Rock, and Lake Mead. He initiated the "hands on" lab programs at Fremont Junior High. He believed that learning was about "doing" and experiencing it yourself. He wanted his students to experience the magic of science, not just read about it from a text book. It was very important for Mr. Allen to be there for any student who needed extra help.
He had a strong philosophy in teaching his students that he lived by: "It doesn't matter how intelligent you are, but that you are willing and interested in trying to learn." Because of his teaching capabilities, Mr. Allen served as a Master Teacher and hosted many student teachers.
Outside of teaching, Mr. Allen served in many capacities for the City Recreation Department. He volunteered and served on committees for the local Boy Scouts of America. He was a merit badge counselor for weather, astronomy and gardening. When there was a community project or activity, you didn't have to look far to see him helping out. Mr. Allen assisted with food drives, marched in parades with students, and lead church youth activities. Dean LaMar Allen retired in 1986 from Fremont Junior High School serving Clark County School District for thirty-four years. He passed away on August 29, 2001. Mr. Allen is loved by many who have crossed his path, and he is sorely missed.
Winners for a Lifetime
Winners for a Lifetime
OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Friday 7:00 AM - 3:30 PM
OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Friday 7:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Instructional Day: 9:00 AM - 3:11 PM
Instructional Day: 9:00 AM - 3:11 PM
Line Up Bell: 8:50 AM
Line Up Bell: 8:50 AM
Clubs and Activities Pick Up Time 4:15 PM
Clubs and Activities Pick Up Time 4:15 PM
Daily School Registration Until 2:00 PM
NO STUDENT DISMISSAL AFTER 245.pdfCCSD Seeks Community Input on Proposed School Start Time Changes
The Clark County School District is considering shifting all school start times 30 minutes later beginning in the 2026–2027 school year and wants to hear from every member of our community before making this important decision.
Most CCSD high schools begin at 7:00 a.m., most middle schools at 8:00 a.m., and most elementary schools at 9:00 a.m. Under the proposal, these would shift 30 minutes later. Some schools have unique schedules, and their start times may vary slightly. For a full list of school-by-school start times, please refer to the 2025-2026 Bell Schedule.
A community survey launching September 26 will gather input from students, parents/guardians, staff, and community members about the potential change. The online survey takes less than three minutes to complete and will be available in multiple languages through October 17, 2025.
Why This Matters
This district-wide change would affect every school in CCSD, impacting daily schedules for families, transportation, after-school activities, and staff. Research suggests later start times can improve student health and academic performance, but the district recognizes that any scheduling change has wide-reaching implications for our entire community.
"Community input is essential as we consider this potential change," said Superintendent Jhone Ebert. "Every family, student, and staff member brings a unique perspective on how this shift could impact daily life. We're committed to hearing from all stakeholders before making a decision that affects our entire school community."
How to Participate
The survey will be available at https://weareccsd.net/starttime starting September 26.
The survey asks about potential impacts on family schedules, transportation, childcare, work arrangements, and student activities. All responses are anonymous and will help inform the Board of School Trustees' decision-making process.
Survey Details:
Dates: September 26–October 17, 2025
Time: Less than 3 minutes
Languages: Available in English, Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Filipino, and Amharic
Access: Online at https://weareccsd.net/starttime
Dean La Mar Allen School Song
Dean La Mar Allen School Song
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