Bob Miller Middle School
Henderson, NV 89052
Phone: (702) 799-2260
Fax: (702) 799-1309
District: Clark County School District
GreatSchools Rating
public • Grades 6,7,8,UG • 1522 students
Bob Miller Middle School, a public school located in Henderson, NV, serves grades 6-8 & Ungraded in the Clark County School District.It has received a GreatSchools Rating of 7 out of 10, based on a variety of school quality measures.
Bob Miller Middle School is a public school located in Henderson, NV. 1522 students attend Bob Miller Middle School.
School Ratings
| Category | Rating | Details |
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| Test Scores | 9/10 | The Test Score Rating examines how students at this school performed on standardized tests compared with other schools in the state. The Test Rating was created using 2025 Criterion Referenced Tests (CRT) data from Nevada Department of Education, and using 2025 Smarter Balanced Assessment data from Nevada Department of Education. |
| Academic Progress | 4/10 | The Academic Progress Rating is a growth proxy rating based on a model using unmatched cohorts, or school-level data instead of student-level data. The Academic Progress Rating was created using 2024 and 2025 Smarter Balanced Assessment data from Nevada Department of Education, using 2024 and 2025 Criterion Referenced Tests (CRT) data from Nevada Department of Education, and using 2023 demographic data from the National Center for Education Statistics. |
Posted: January 16, 2026
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Posted: January 16, 2026
Could improve including families. Parents cant chaperone on trips seems odd. Even if fingerprint badged why cant they?
Posted: April 28, 2025
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Posted: April 28, 2025
I have my son here with a COSA, even though we moved to our area thinking the middle school he was assignened to was good. It has gone down hill in the years leading up to his middle school years. This school was recommended by the principal at our elementary, and most teachers sent their kids to bob miller from that elementary. A couple wonderful things about it: it is not to capacity, so teachers are not overwhelmed. Most kids who go here are respectful. I am a substitute teachers and the kids here are good. Every middle school has some bullying. My son says he feels safe, and has made some great friends. Our local school has fights constantly, to the point I know several kids who are now home schooled. The admin is pretty good about being highly visible in the school.
Posted: April 28, 2025
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Posted: July 25, 2024
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Posted: July 25, 2024
I enrolled my son mid year in 6th grade as we moved from another state. I was so concerned about him adapting to a new school at half way thru the first year beginning middle school. Tough age .... not to mention the mom guilt I felt for moving as a family. BMMS staff was so kind and communicative. I love that they offered a financial literature class. & y the end of the school year my received the GRIT award. I was so happy we made it to Bob miller Middle School. It really is a great school. (Bonus: school is Named after a Former Governor of the State, we had the opportunity to hear him speak at the award ceremony)
Posted: July 25, 2024
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Posted: March 29, 2024
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Posted: March 29, 2024
My child hated it there. The teachers were very unsupportive and didn't seem to care much. I pulled her out because she was getting bullied and her teachers were horrible, too. I would reach out to her teachers to see if there was anything I could do to help and I never got a real answer from any of them. The counselor was useless as well. I wouldn't recommend this school to anyone at all. Private school would be a better way to go.
Posted: March 29, 2024
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Posted: February 28, 2024
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Posted: February 28, 2024
So first off there are really bad teachers. Like the 7th grade math teacher. Im not gonna call him out (Goldhammer) but he is very awful to his students. And teachers making kids feel insecure. And those kids are bullying! I also saw my kid show me a picture of PINK CHICKEN! And they got food poisoning. Honestly disappointing. Its so sad kids who go here are forced to go. Do not send your kids here. Send them somewhere else. Save your time! This school will slutshame your kids.
Posted: February 28, 2024
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Posted: January 11, 2024
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Posted: January 11, 2024
I'm gonna be honest, ever since I started going here, my mental health has never been worse. It's so stressful and I get bullied a lot here. A lot of parents say that it's a great school and that the education is amazing which is semi true. the teachers are oblivious to the bullies most of the time. But they do a great job at teaching. And the school counselor doesn't really do much to be honest. but the education is pretty good.
Posted: January 11, 2024
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Posted: May 19, 2022
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Posted: May 19, 2022
Pulling our kid out. Mixed feelings on this school. BMMS is a good example of a previously great public school slowly succumbing to CCSD underlying issues.
PROS: Faculty tenure & credentials. Seasoned & mostly caring instructors. Admin is very good/responsive as well; numerous clubs/extracurricular activities; located in a safe community. Academics are differentiated to challenge your child especially if they are in accelerated classes.
CONS: Class sizes range from 35-40 students. Several teachers carrying 150-200 students altogether thru the day. Several teachers avoid giving assignments which are grading-intensive (like essays). ELA sees a lot of group busy work. This does not help develop writing/essay skills needed for HS. Individualization is very limited.
Social influences: with such a large student body, be prepared for EVERYTHING. Gender/sexual identity is a major theme on campus. The exposure is significant & can be very confusing for this age group. With it comes added drama to an already challenging age for these kids. ELA readings include these types of relationships as well so be aware - yeah, we were surprised as well.
Unfortunately, BMMS has lost its protected community appeal & has become an assembly line at the expense of the faculty & students (thanks CCSD). 1700+ kids for middle school is outrageous. If your kid embraces Darwinistic concepts/socialization, send them there. If you value your childs education & social development, I suggest researching a good private school if that is an option.
Posted: May 19, 2022
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Posted: April 20, 2022
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Posted: April 20, 2022
I am a student at this school and it has good teachers for all parts of academic learning.
Posted: April 20, 2022
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Posted: November 11, 2021
This school is no lower than a 9/10 in reality. There are no recent reviews so we felt compelled to provide a review for prospective parents/students. We base our assessment on the following: administrative leadership & proactiveness, academic development/rigor, overall faculty tenure/quality & responsiveness, extracurricular programs, and school safety. Don't be misled by Great Schools' 7/10 rating.
For comparison purposes, our daughter attended top-rated public schools in Southern California and Redmond, WA. We strongly believe BMMS to be the best school thus far; very surprising as we had heard very negative feedback regarding the Nevada public school system. Prior to enrolling our daughter at BMMS, we visited several private/charter schools in the Henderson area (HIS, Challenger, CASLV, LMCA, Pinecrest, etc.). Yes, we did on site visits. Principal Donadio's assembly presentation during pre-pandemic 2020 was hands-down the most impressive. She is a progressive innovator & BMMS is simply a stepping-stone for her higher ascent in the CCSD.
The Admin staff starting with the principal is outstanding. They are involved, proactive, and responsive. Principal Donadio is tirelessly omnipresent and informed. AP Wikler maintains great communication with parents on issues ranging from ensuring students have charged Chrome Books, coordinating extracurricular events/programs, and various other issues. VP Berg and Donadio greatly involved in school safety & applied mitigations.
As for faculty? Of our daughter's five teachers. Four each have 20+ years of experience while the other has 10+ years. We were unable to find ANY private or charter school that could rival this...NONE. Mind you, in spite of their tenure, they are FAR from being burned out. They are innovative, energetic, and challenging especially if you have an accelerated student.
Our very bright daughter is CHALLENGED. HW & quizzes abound, but are tempered. The virtual open house was impressive listening to the CVs for her teachers. Few examples: Spanish teacher Ekker maintains very high expectations & will be taking a group to Spain in April '22; very experienced Math teacher Goldhammer is talented & makes kids accountable; and Science teacher Caldwell was an actual scientist in a previous life. All offer assistance before & after school.
The few cons: heavy traffic in the AM/PM; high enrollment; some peer/social pressures.
You will not find a better private/public Middle School in Henderson...
Posted: November 11, 2021
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Posted: March 23, 2019
Posted: March 23, 2019
When you email a teacher, they respond same day often within one hour with any questions or concerns addressed right away
Posted: March 23, 2019
I've seen students using crutches, walkers and other students are very considerate in opening doors, etc
Posted: March 23, 2019
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Posted: March 23, 2019
I've witnessed no bullying at this school, but sometimes the parents can be very nasty to one another in the car line
Posted: March 23, 2019
My son attends this school, is doing well academically and is very happy here.
Posted: March 11, 2019
It's good but some students are really rude to innocent kids.
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Posted: June 9, 2018
Posted: June 9, 2018
Have not had any experience with bullying at this school
Posted: June 9, 2018
This school is great! I have had three kids go there and all have had wonderful experiences and all the teachers have been nothing less than excellent! Mrs Donadio has encouraged a culture of growth for th kids. They allow a redo policy that at first I didnt understand the philosophy behind. As the kids have progressed through the grades I now understand the logic behind this. a math teacher explained it to me as this: if the child does not do well on a test because they do not understand the material, they have an opportunity it learn the material and redo the test. Most material builds from what was previously taught. The majority of teachers require some sort of extra work before they can redo the test. Overall I believe his method has allowed my children to learn more. Some pervious stayed that this has not prepared their child for high school. I disagree, as my child is now in high school and succeeding.
Posted: June 9, 2018
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Posted: May 15, 2018
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Posted: May 15, 2018
moved here from another school bc we didnt like the home school
we had. we moved here from another state we were
warned that all schools in the district wont come close to where we came from. With that said, we gave BMMS a chance bc it was slightly better environment. THe office is not professional. The policies and
procedures need revamping, nothing works efficiently, they can fire
half the staff if they implemented better policies. The old man that
is outside in the parking lot in the mornings and afternoon has the
worse attitude and stares at girls and women butts. I've seen it, my daughter says everyone knows about it. For us the good news we
wont be coming back and will finally settle down in our home school.
Posted: May 15, 2018
The staff does nothing with bullying, if anything, the staff more or less bullies the students. They take things we paid for, even if its not open, and get us in trouble for the smallest things.
Posted: May 15, 2018
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Posted: March 14, 2018
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Posted: March 14, 2018
It is a pretty good school but the deans adminitrarion does not so enough for the kids that want to learn than the OTHERS.
Posted: December 14, 2017
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Posted: December 14, 2017
This school was the top school for many years until the new principal, Ms. Donadio took over. She and her administrative staff encourage the teachers to be the student's friends, nurture them and "cuddle them with emotional support" by allowing the students to constantly "RE-DO" their work and tests just so that they can get a good grade. By doing this, the students do NOT learn the concepts being taught, it does not prepare the students for High School and especially the "Real World". How many jobs allow you to "Re-do" your work over and over? Many complaints have been issued from Coronado High School regarding Ms. Donadio's policies and her comment is that she does not care, it is her school and she will do what she wants to. Many students have come back after they leave Bob Miller and ask why were they given the opportunity to do "Re-do's" when their high school does not. Her policies are making it more difficult for the students to adjust in high school, which is not fair to the students. This is a prime example that Ms. Donadio does NOT care about her students along with her teachers. Ms. Donadio's comments is that she does NOT want Bob Miller Middle School to be a top school, just to "fly under the radar" so she does not have to do anything. Not has the school gone downhill in academics due to her regime, but the appearance of the school has also fallen. Go into a hallway and see stains all over the floor because she allows food and drink (other than water) to be carried around by students. It is embarrassing that a principal and her administrative staff accept this. Also, she does NOT support her teachers in any way she does whatever the parents want to avoid conflict with them. Ms. Donadio needs to realize that this is a Middle School and NOT elementary or preschool. Someone at the district and Governor Miller should take note of what this person has done to the school. Bring back Mr. Larnard or someone like him who cares about their staff and students.
Posted: May 26, 2017
Posted: May 26, 2017
Kids with learning disabilities were ignored and forgotten
Posted: May 26, 2017
My child was bullied and after the boy hit him he defended himself afterwards the bully suspended 5 days my child suspended 6 "for not telling teacher and fighting back" direct quote from dean
Posted: May 26, 2017
I will never send or recommend this school to any family friends or strangers
Posted: May 26, 2017
Homework to them is optional and never checked
Posted: May 26, 2017
With the average of 2 "teachers days" per month they just stroll through school year
Posted: May 26, 2017
Nothing short of spectacular. Very nice teachers that help keep your child engaged and learning new things.
Posted: May 26, 2017
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Posted: February 12, 2017
The deans get very angry, very quickly, so students are afraid to come forward and the counselors double as deans so they quickly disregard a student in crisis in favor of helping overflow from the deans' office.
Posted: February 12, 2017
There are no adjustments that were made for a student with disabilities inhibiting learning. There's only a special needs program.
Posted: February 12, 2017
Only for those with a high social rank and that come from wealth.
Posted: February 12, 2017
Cheating is ramped and students are led to believe they're only useful to teachers for a bump in their scores [the music and foreign language teachers are the only teachers that truely carry compassion for their job and students].
Posted: February 12, 2017
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Posted: February 12, 2017
I completed all three years in middle school at Bob Miller (2012-2015), but it was nothing special. The academics were alright but the teachers were more like nagging parents than instructors that respected students. The deans treat the students like they're incapable of handling themselves and the school as an incredibly restricting dress code that the insensitive counselors and staff regularly implement. Education is great but the atmosphere, subpar at best.
Posted: February 11, 2017
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I go to this school, is so great. I love that the school takes our opinion. The first year I did not care about my grades than something click on me that yes I am not good at school but I am doing better when I came to this school I could not read but I am doing better and yes every school has its dow fall, but are we not human is ok to make mistakes we all do it you and me and everyone . sorry about my spelling but I will get better. I teacher has made more mistakes than a student because the student hasn't even try.
Posted: June 16, 2015
I found it very easy to talk to teachers and staff when ever I had any questions or concerns.
Posted: June 16, 2015
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Posted: February 26, 2014
Bob Miller is a great school. I ve been here 6-8th. The teachers are amazing here. Basically all of the teachers are nice. They re really easy to get along with and not very strict, which is a definite plus for the students. I actually get along with my teachers so well that I still visit my 6-7th grade teachers before/after school and I m also the babysitter for one as well. We take lots of field trips to various places. Some of which include Catilina Island, El Segundo Sol (spanish class), Mon Ami Gabi (french class), Bodies Exhibit at Luxor, Disneyland, and even Europe (7th & 8th) plus more! And for the 2014-15 school year, 7th grades can take French1 (which is high school credit) to get even further ahead. I find it really easy to get along with people here and get friends, especially for guys. Yes, there are the cliques, but those can be found at any school. Throughout my 3 years here, i have heard of/witnessed three, maybe four fights. Bullying is not a huge problem at all and we even have various ways to report bullies if there are any. Athletics are for sure above average here for numerous sports. Overall, Bob Miller is an amazing school for you, or you re child to attend.
Posted: February 24, 2014
My son is finishing 8th grade this year at Bob Miller. Overall, we have been happy with the school until recently. We finally had a teacher issue and had to speak to the administration about the issue. The administration did their best to blame my son and not address the real issue with this teacher. We are highly disappointed with the outcome and are happy the year is almost over. This teacher has lied to cover up her actions and no one seems to listen to the truth
Posted: January 11, 2014
I understand it is a public school, don't misunderstand what my problem is. You can do everything in your power to provide the support and guidance to you child through the struggles, that is our job as a parent, Is it fair to say that a teachers job is to teach our children not to encourage unproductive behavior. Moving was not the issue it was the treatment after she did everything to prove herself.
Posted: January 10, 2014
Please do not forget, Bob Miller is a public school. You cannot expect much from public schools, however wherever you go, smart kids perform great anyway. This school is doing much better than private schools around this area. It is not better than the private the other side of the town. You pay nothing and get better education than private schools. Is that wonderful? You shouldn't change your child's school often unless your child is in critical situation. Your child needs to solve problems by herself. You have to educate your child how to keep on truck herself. Even your child can learn something from hopeless teachers. If you are lucky, you meet excellent teachers. It happens in any school. Bob Miller does a great job as a public school.
Posted: June 8, 2013
I will also say that Bob Miller is supposed to be the best in the district and that's not saying much because Nevada is pretty low on the totem pole in ratings nationwide but they do try. However if you want a curriculum that is challenging and not over crowded you won't find those things here. The Principal turn over rating is ridiculous and some of the stringent dress codes are also ridiculous. We're leaving Nevada for good because I want my kids to have a better education than Nevada has to offer. I mean this is a district that does not ever take the children on field trips and rarely has assemblies. The only really great thing is that Clark County has a budget for transporting your kids to school where most districts nationwide do not. I remember the 2011/2012 school year they were experimenting with a 9:00am school start and I thought it was fabulous and the school didn't like it so they decided to do away with it and start at 7:25am for the 2012/2013 school year and I just thought it was crazy. 8:00 would have been more feasible.
Posted: June 2, 2013
This school is undeserving of even one star. The discipline system is awful: I almost got expelled for something that could've been fixed by counseling due to my poor social skills, but instead was treated as a campus disturbance that was solely my fault, even though other students participated and they went unpunished. They reported me after feeling uncomfortable that I, the resident scapegoat and last on the popularity list, was participating, so they reported me. It just goes to show how the supposed "victims" get all the power. I suspect the administrators are biased when it comes to making punishments. Teachers bully kids and don't treat everyone fairly as they should. Despite the motto of "Be Kind, Be Miller," bullying abounds. Just take a walk through the halls in the shoes of a "creepy!" person, as kids have taunted at me all year. Unfortunately, at Miller, academic talent and intricate personalities don't hold merit, sitting me by myself at lunch, feeling like the spat-out, stepped-on, disregarded wads of gum on the courtyard. (Do folks even care about cleanliness over there?) Its environment is hostile and clique-y. Stay away. Thank goodness I'm being transferred. -LB
Posted: November 27, 2012
MY SON IS CONSTANTLY BEING BULLIED AND HIT AT THIS SCHOOL AND NOTHING IS BEING DONE ABOUT IT! THEY WANT HIM TO GO TO CLASSES TO "COPE WITH BEING BULLIED" IN OTHER WORDS ACCEPT BEING BULLIED! HOW ABOUT THEY MAKE THE BULLY'S ATTEND CLASSES ON HOW TO TREAT OTHER HUMAN BEINGS WITH RESPECT AND KINDNESS!!
Posted: September 25, 2012
I love this school. My son is from a Spanish background and has never been interested in learning Spanish. For the firs time in his life he is actually speaking to us in Spanish. This touches my heart because he seems to want to know about our heritage and LOVES to speak Spanish. I went to the Europe meeting last night to thank Mr. Ekker because he has put a spark in our son and has made him love school. We are sending him to Europe. This trip is the most amazing thing that Miller has to offer. WE LOVE THIS SCHOOL.
Posted: September 1, 2012
After reading some of these reviews I really wanted to set the record straight and give Bob Miller a two thumbs up!!! Bob Miller has exceptional teachers and well and an amazing curriculum. I have had two students graduate from Bob Miller with straight A's all three years and they entered high school above and beyond most students from other schools. This was mainly visible in Spanish. My students had Mr. Ekker and they were at least 2-3 months ahead of the sophomores, juniors, and seniors in their classes. He was so personable, professional, and engaging my children wanted to strive their best each day. Not only did he do great things in the classroom he took the kids to Segundo Sol to learn culture from a great chef and also took them to Europe. I can't believe the dedication and time this teacher gives to his students on a daily basis. The rest of their teachers were great also. Mr. Stedman was amazing and the Geography department was too.
Posted: August 26, 2012
Moved from Tennessee to Vegas in 8th grade and attended BMM and it was the worst year. The kids were snooty brats who just ask mommy and daddy for more money and the teachers had favorites and the rest of the students were just... there. Was a straight A student in all classes until moving there. The teachers don't teach, and all the students were texting during class so learning became harder. Grades dropped to B's, and an F even though I would be up all night re-teaching myself everything. Definitely NOT recommended unless you have the money to pay off the teachers to give good grades -_-
Posted: May 30, 2012
I went here for 3 years, and graduated in 2005. I aboslutely hated it! Each year got worst! The worst 3 years of my life. Some of the teachers were nice. But some of them were unkind and unjust, especially when they had favorites in the class. The students were terrible. Kids that were expelled from other schools got sent here, which made things worst. There was a physical altercation a lot of the time. And get this!! My fellow peers were rude, unkind, discriminating because of social class, and had a very elitist attitude that I hate till this day. The principal said you are in a good school. Well I beg to differ! It was one of the worst middle schools in town. PS if you are a family that is working class, sending your child here maybe a mistake, for it is a filthy prep school for kids with wealthy families to attend!!!
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