Pyramid Lake Schools

Prior to that time a tribally-owned building functioned as a gymnasium and classes were held in double-wide trailers; there were three total of the latter.

[2] In 2014 Siobhan McAndrew of the Reno Gazette Journal wrote that Pyramid Lake high "has been viewed by some as a last resort for Native Americans who flunked out or were kicked out of schools in Washoe County and Fernley.

Prior to that time many students had dropped out of other schools before coming to Pyramid Lake.

Circa 2000 an individual named Henson, quoted by O'Driscoll, stated "Now we have kids coming for the education.

[4] McAndrew stated that athletic events were originally more sparsely attended but by 2014 became very popular.