Elementary High Serve Families Buying Centennial Hills, their enrollment numbers look right now (October 2026): housing stock, price ranges and what is nearby

Bottom line: several Clark County School District schools serve parts of Centennial Hills, and assignments depend on the exact street address. Elementary schools including Coyote Springs, Alice Smith, and Lomie G. Heard are among the possibilities for different pockets of Centennial Hills; middle schools such as Lomie G. Heard Middle and William E. Orr Middle are commonly assigned in parts of the area, and for high school, Centennial High and Durango High appear on many boundary maps that include Centennial Hills addresses.

Elementary zones

Start with the exact address. Centennial Hills spans several elementary school zones; addresses near Durango Drive and Centennial Parkway often map to different schools than addresses closer to the northwest edges near the 215 Beltway. Use the Clark County School District boundary lookup or the district's enrollment pages to confirm the assignment for a given home.

Middle and high school assignments

Assignments change with boundaries and new schools, so always verify. Many Centennial Hills addresses are mapped to central north Las Vegas and west Las Vegas middle and high schools; for families buying a specific home, the district lookup is the authoritative source for enrollment eligibility.

2. October 2026 enrollment numbers and where to check them

Short answer: official enrollment counts for October 2026 are published by the Clark County School District and by individual schools; buyers should check those figures for the exact school serving their address. The district posts enrollment snapshots and each school lists current enrollment on its site or state reporting pages. For a general neighborhood view, third party pages and local real estate guides will note typical enrollment sizes but will not replace the district records.

What the enrollment numbers show

Enrollment is presented as a headcount. District snapshots list total students per school, often broken down by grade span. When you look up a specific elementary or high school, you will see its October 2026 enrollment figure, which helps with capacity questions and gives a sense of school size.

Where to verify official counts

Primary sources are best. Use the Clark County School District website for boundary and enrollment data. If you want a neighborhood-level summary in a real estate context, local resources that cover Centennial Hills provide useful housing and school context, see this Centennial Hills neighborhood profile from Realtor.com for local market and neighborhood information.

3. Housing stock in Centennial Hills

Quick answer: Centennial Hills offers a mix of single family homes, townhouses and some condos, with lot sizes and styles varying by subdivision. Older subdivisions near Decatur Boulevard and the central parts of Centennial Hills include two story tract homes from the 1990s and 2000s on quarter to third acre lots. Newer neighborhoods closer to the northwest and near the 215 Beltway feature contemporary single family homes and planned communities built in the 2010s and early 2020s. Townhouses and low-maintenance yards are available in pockets along major corridors.

Common home styles and lot sizes

The area mixes single story and two story plans. Typical lot sizes run from about 4,000 square feet for townhomes up to 12,000 square feet or larger for older, custom-style lots. Many resale homes have mature landscaping and covered patios suited to outdoor living in Las Vegas.

Typical age of construction

Expect a range of construction years. You will find homes built in the 1990s through the 2020s. Newer infill and subdivision developments completed in the last decade often include energy upgrades and contemporary floor plans, while 1990s and 2000s homes may offer larger lots and more traditional layouts.

4. Price ranges and sale examples

Short answer: Centennial Hills price ranges cover entry level townhomes to multi thousand square foot single family homes, and specific price depends on size, lot, and updates. Local market summaries and neighborhood pages provide current listings and recent sales. For an overview of the Centennial Hills housing market and common price brackets, check this Redfin neighborhood market page which lists local sale metrics and inventory for Centennial Hills.

Entry level and midrange prices

Entry options often include townhomes and smaller single family homes. These properties tend to be priced below larger single family homes because of smaller lots or square footage. Midrange detached homes with 1,800 to 2,800 square feet appear throughout Centennial Hills and reflect a variety of floor plans and finish levels.

Larger homes and newer subdivisions

Higher-priced homes are typically newer or have larger lots. Properties over 3,000 square feet and homes on oversized lots or with major remodels occupy the upper tier of available homes in Centennial Hills. Newer communities near the 215 may include modern amenities and community pools that influence listing prices.

5. Nearby amenities, commute and local landmarks

In short: Centennial Hills offers parks, shopping corridors and quick access to the 215 Beltway, with commute distances to central Las Vegas and the Strip varying by route and time of day.Local highlights include the Centennial Hills Park and Recreation Complex, the Providence Golf Club nearby, and the commercial corridor along Durango and Decatur with grocery stores, restaurants and services. The 215 provides a direct route east and south toward downtown and the Strip; commute times depend on the exact starting point and traffic.

Parks, shopping and recreation

Centennial Hills Park is a major local green space. It includes playgrounds, walking paths and sports fields. Nearby shopping centers along Durango and the 215 offer grocery chains, boutiques and restaurants. For a local neighborhood overview that lists amenities and community features, see this Centennial Hills guide on Vegas Paradise Homes.

Commute times to the Strip and downtown Las Vegas

Distance and route matter. From central Centennial Hills to the Las Vegas Strip is roughly 15 to 20 miles depending on the route. Using the 215 and I 15, typical driving time ranges with traffic; plan transit or test your commute during peak hours to see real travel times for your schedule.

6. Practical steps for buyers who care about school enrollment and neighborhood fit

Immediate actions: confirm school boundaries, check October 2026 enrollment for the exact school, and evaluate homes near your preferred school before making offers.Below are concrete steps buyers commonly take when school assignments are a priority.

• Confirm address assignment: Use the Clark County School District boundary lookup for the exact property.
• Check October counts: View the district or the school page for October 2026 enrollment numbers and capacity notes.
• Visit the school: Arrange a site visit to see the facilities, programs and traffic patterns at drop off and pick up.
• Compare nearby homes: Look at recent sales and current listings in Centennial Hills to weigh price against proximity to the school.

Working with a local agent speeds this process. An agent familiar with Centennial Hills can pull school boundary maps, recent sales near a target school, and show you homes that match your commuting and lot size needs. Daniel Bessent of Huntington & Ellis assists buyers across Las Vegas with address specific school and neighborhood research.

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