Longley Ln
Reno, NV 89511

This school is trash, administration has absolutely no control over students. Children are allowed to leave campus after arriving on buses and there are constant fights here. We definitely experienced discrimination while attending the school. Teachers will let your children fail classes before reaching out and usually by then it's too late. If they label your child as a problem child expect a call every single day whether it was your child or not. I'm glad the school is being ripped down. Zero policies are put in place for students and bullying, not a safe school

100% would not recommend this school!! My son started late this year, got bullied multiple times, teacher did nothing. Parking lot is a joke.. there is only 1 person “navigating” traffic in the parking lot.. drop off is usually ok. Until pick up. Drivers are insane and don’t know how to drive. A few days ago two cars pulled out, seeing me and almost hit me!! Made me swerve into an oncoming BUS!! this school is a joke! My son hasn’t even been wanting to go to school because of the bullying and traffic issue! He doesn’t exactly feel safe! School didn’t say much but tell me to pick my son up after traffic dies down… ummm weather has been hot, I’m not letting my son sit in the heat when others have been the problem.. this school needs more parking patrol and better teachers.. they literally don’t care...

Damonte Ranch is an incredibly well-run school, arguably one of the best, if not the best, in the area. It consistently leads the district in dual-credit college course enrollment, and while I was there, I felt just how strongly the school promoted these opportunities. Many of my peers are heading to the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR) already classified as second-year sophomores because of the college credits they earned through Damonte. I even know students who transferred from other high schools specifically for Damonte's dual-credit program. I felt very safe at Damonte Ranch, and me and my peers never felt that we were unsafe. I think admin handle discipline here well. Damonte also has great incentives for keeping good attendance, and it wasn't a stressful environment. Damonte also provides strong academic support, particularly in math and science. Damonte has its own detailed math website, complete with in-depth solutions, curriculum guides, and video lessons—a lifesaver if you miss class or need extra help. The tutoring resources are robust and accessible.The teachers are highly qualified, and AP pass rates are well above the national average. But what makes Damonte special isn’t just the academics, it's the way the school ensures everyone can participate. Whether it’s advanced classes, electives, or extracurriculars, Damonte provides resources/scholarships so that cost isn’t a barrier for students.Damonte is also one of the more diverse schools in the district and truly reflects the community it serves. While you would expect students from wealthier neighborhoods would be divded alongside those from lower-income areas, and there is a little, there’s a strong sense of unity, and students from all backgrounds get along well.Administrators are responsive and genuinely willing to support students. The overall environment is collaborative and encouraging, which stands in stark contrast to other high schools where I've heard of toxic competition. At Damonte, students support one another.Personally, attending Damonte was one of the best decisions for my growth. The courses, culture, and support systems make it an outstanding choice. The campus itself is large, modern, with lots of room (built for 2,300 students, but currently serving around 1,700), which creates a comfortable learning environment. Teachers have told me this is their favorite school to work at, and I understand why.Damonte Ranch isn’t just a high school, it's been a launchpad.