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Carson City -This city prides itself on being a spectacular small city. With a population of approximately 54,000, citizens have the advantage of knowing people within the city and still having ample services, shopping and culture. Carson City is the capital city of Nevada. It maintains its reputation as “History Central,” with a historic downtown and an extensive museum of Nevada History. The high schools zoned for Carson City are: Carson High, Opportunity High/New Horizons, and Pioneer High. The middle schools zoned for the area are: Carson Middle and Eagle Valley Middle. There are also over five elementary schools in the city. map

Dayton - Dayton is making a mark on the map as a new housing community, minutes from Carson City. With an Arnold Palmer designed golf course and great views of surrounding mountains, Dayton is becoming an ideal place for the individual or family that wants to relax and “take it all in.” map

Minden, Gardnerville and Genoa - These towns are all part of Douglas County, which is one of the fastest growing counties in Nevada, with over 44,000 residents. Residents have seen a 112% increase in population between 1980 and 2000 according to the 2000 United States census data posted on Douglas County’s web site. Because Nevada’s tax structure is favorable to business, many jobs are being created in this area. The towns of Minden, Gardnerville and Genoa are set against the base of the beautiful Eastern Sierra Mountain Range. The beauty of the area and the feeling of community are some of the reasons many people are moving here to raise a family. The high schools in Douglas County are: Douglas High and Whittell High. The middle schools in the County are: Carson Valley Middle, Kingsbury Middle, and Pau-wa-lu Middle. There are also seven elementary schools in the area. map

Lake Tahoe - Each town surrounding Lake Tahoe is charming in its own way. Lake Tahoe is a beautiful place to visit, and a heavenly place to live. The year round outdoor activities draw residents to the towns of Lake Tahoe. The lake is divided between California and Nevada to allow residents from both states to enjoy. Lake Tahoe Unified School District provides education services for the California side of the lake and the Douglas County School District provides education services for the Nevada Side of the Lake. map

Truckee, California - Truckee is only 15 minutes from Lake Tahoe and 30 minutes from Reno, Nevada. Truckee has been a long established community, rich in the history of the early settlers to the West. Residents of Truckee appreciate the winter snow activities and the summer hiking and fishing activities. map

Elko - Located in Eastern Nevada, Elko has sustained its self sufficiency for over a hundred years. The population of Elko is approximately 35,000 and growing. Elko offers a prime business climate with its easy access to the interstate and skilled workforce. Elko also offers a high quality of life to its residents, with numerous outdoor activities, shopping, and other recreations. Great Basin Community College is the local college in Elko. The high schools in the area are: Elko High and Spring Creek High. The middle schools in Elko are: Elko Junior High and Spring Creek Middle. There are also five elementary schools in the area. map

Winnemucca - Winnemucca, located in Humboldt County, North Central Nevada, is approximately 167 miles from Reno, Nevada and 366 miles from Salt Lake City, Utah. With a population just under 8,000, Winnemucca is a small town with a big heart. The economy of this town is based mainly on mining, gaming, agriculture and manufacturing. The schools in Winnemucca are Lowry High School, Winnemucca Junior High, French Ford Middle School, Sonoma Heights Elementary, Grass Valley Elementary, and Winnemucca Grammar School. map

Fallon - Called the Oasis of Nevada, Fallon is home to the Carson River, Lahottan Reservoir, and the Fallon Naval Air Station. Located on Highway 50 and Alternate U.S 95, Fallon is the gateway to central and eastern Nevada. Fallon has a small town feel and great outdoor activities. The economy of this town is based mainly on agriculture and manufacturing. The schools in Fallon are Churchill County High School, and Churchill County Junior High School. There are five elementary schools in the area. map

Fernley - This town is located about 30 minutes east of Reno/Sparks, which is great for the many Fernley residents that commute daily to Reno or Sparks. This is a small town, but rapidly growing as demonstrated by the new houses, parks, and golf courses. Industrial and distribution companies have moved their businesses to Fernley, which has created many jobs, thus contributing to the growth in Fernley. map

Las Vegas - The largest city in Nevada and by far, one of the fastest growing in the United States, Las Vegas is becoming home to many individuals from around the Country. Besides being the Disneyland for grown ups, Las Vegas offers many outdoor activities. Planned communities fill the city and create a great sense of community for those that live in the area.
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