Incline Middle School

Incline Middle School is a public middle school in Incline Village, Nevada, that serves grades 6–8. It is part of the Washoe County School District. With only about 125 students, the school has a low student-teacher ratio of about 8:1, which lets teachers give more personalized instruction. The student body is diverse, which is in line with the community of Incline Village. Incline Middle School has a regular middle school curriculum that focuses on the basics, fun activities, and getting students involved. USA News says that about 37% of students do well enough in math, while 52% do well enough in reading. This means that English language arts is doing better than math. The school setting encourages close relationships between teachers and students, as well as individualized help with schoolwork. Because it is a publicly funded school, the amount spent on each student is in line with the average for the district and the state. The school is in a neighborhood with high median home values and a strong outdoor lifestyle near Lake Tahoe. Active family involvement is good for the school. Incline Middle School is known for being small, having a supportive learning environment, and having good reading scores, making it one of the best schools in Nevada.

A $26,500 grant from the Tahoe Community Foundation was awarded to the Incline Education Fund, directly benefiting Incline Village public schools including Incline Middle School. This funding supports the STEP Up for STEM initiative — a long-term effort to strengthen STEM and STEAM education (science, technology, engineering, arts, mathematics) across the K-12 continuum in Incline Village.

Q1. Does the school support learning through projects?

Ans. Students can work on projects that help them learn by doing.

Q2. Do teachers use digital tools in their classrooms?

Ans. Technology is used to make daily lessons better.

Q3: What does the school do to get students involved?

Interactive lessons help students stay interested in learning.

Q4. Do students have chances to be leaders?

Ans. You can learn how to be a leader through school activities.

Q5. Does the school make the learning environment better?

Ans. Setting clear expectations helps keep things respectful.