Goodsprings Schoolhouse, Colonial Revival school building in Goodsprings, Nevada.

Goodsprings Schoolhouse is a Colonial Revival school building located in the small mining community of Goodsprings, Nevada. It features a distinctive bell tower and sits at the intersection of San Pedro Avenue and Esmeralda Street in Clark County.

Goodsprings Schoolhouse was designed by C.W. Price and built by Norman Price in 1913; it opened that September. The site was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on March 10, 1992, as part of a School District multiple property submission. In 2026 it was announced that the 2025–2026 school year would be its last, with the two remaining pupils moving to Sandy Valley School.

This schoolhouse brought together children from mining families and became a gathering place that shaped the community's identity. It represents how education helped establish roots in this frontier settlement.

The schoolhouse stands at the corner of San Pedro Avenue and Esmeralda Street in Goodsprings, about 40 miles southwest of Las Vegas via Interstate 15 and Nevada State Route 161. It is a building to view from the street; the sources record no tours, opening hours or interior access. Its last school year was 2025-2026, after which the remaining pupils moved to Sandy Valley School.

The school was designed by C.W. Price and built by Norman Price, opening in September 1913. In 2026 it was announced that the 2025-2026 school year would be its last, with the two remaining pupils, and future students, transferring to Sandy Valley School.