Dvorre Hall Ober Elementary School

D’Vorre & Hal Ober Elementary School is located at 3035 Desert Marigold Lane in the Summerlin area of Las Vegas within a suburban residential setting. It serves students from grades PK-5 and enrolls approximately 583 students with a student-teacher ratio of 19:1. In math, 35% of students reached the proficient level or higher, while in reading, 46% achieved that level or above. The student population is made up of 49% female students and 51% male students. The???????????????? school provides a friendly and well-organized setting where children can develop their academic and social skills through close interaction in the Summerlin community. One of the most important distinctions of the local housing market is the median home value in the Summerlin area that is approximately $439,000–$450,000, which indicates a stable and quite attractive neighborhood that many families pick for the schools. Parents, on their side, talk about staff that is always ready to help, classrooms that are well organized, and teachers that bring out the best in their kids. D’Vorre & Hal Ober Elementary School, with its caring environment and continuous academic progress, is on a mission to become the top elementary school in ????????????????Nevada.

D’Vorre & Hal Ober Elementary School will hold a School Organizational Team (SOT) meeting on December 9. Families and staff are encouraged to attend and stay informed about school planning and decision making.

Q1. What is the Ober House System, and how does it help students feel connected?

Ans. At Ober, students are put into different houses that work together to get recognition. This process not only boosts the students' pride, spirit of cooperation, and teamwork, but it also makes them feel like they are part of a group that is there for them.

Q2. How does the school garden enrich learning at Ober?

Ans. The garden was built with help from people in the community, and students can plant, watch, and take care of living things there. This makes the lessons about science and sustainability real and hands-on.

Q3. What does Ober’s mission of “inspiration and innovation” look like in practice?

Ans. The mission is very evident in the lessons, which are designed to encourage the students’ curiosity, inventiveness in solving problems, and the use of contemporary learning tools so that the students are challenged and interested.

Q4. How are health, safety, and family support built into school life?

Ans. Health and school safety tools, SafeVoice reporting, a request-for-assistance form, and other resources that facilitate the collaboration of parents with the school when their children need support are available to families.

Q5. What clubs and enrichment activities can Ober students join?

Ans. Students can take part in such activities as Instrument Ensemble, Girls on the Run, Chess Club, Ober “Farm Entrepreneurs,” Math League, tabletop games, dance, and choir, thus giving them various ways of exploring their interests after ????????????????school.