Nevada Famous Private School Alumni

Use the table below to browse notable alumni from private schools around the United States.

Private School Alumni Directory:

Famous Private School Alumni (Nevada):

School Name
Notable School Alumni (Sample)
  • Former Governor -
  • Olympic Athlete -
  • John Doe, Olympian -
  • Jane Smith, Actress -
  • John Molchon - Super Bowl Champion with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  • Dalton Kinkaid - Starting TE for the Buffalo Bills
  • Daniel Emmet - Finalist on America's Got Talent
  • Alaina Z, notable achievements in community service -
  • Michelle Obama, Former First Lady -
  • Walt Disney, Co-founder of The Walt Disney Company -
  • Sarah Johnson, Graduated 2015 -
  • Michael Smith, Member of National Honor Society 2017 -
  • John Doe, Nobel Laureate -
  • Nancy W - Parent testimonial praising the center. -
  • Sister Theresa Martin Pigott, principal from 1959 to 1965 -
  • Nathan Naoumi, Teaching and Missions Pastor -
  • Brett Capaci, Senior Pastor -
  • Sara, University of Washington, Renewable Resources and Energy -
  • Ricky, Solar Landscape Construction, making $65 an hour. -
  • Kaylyn, Pandora Castleton, Finance and Business. -
  • Tech founders - Benefited from Montessori method. -

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