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NLV mayor: New CCSD fees would create undue burden on some families
The city of North Las Vegas says the Clark County School District is hurting the community it serves with a new rule requiring private sports ...
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CCSD budget asks for $452 per-pupil funding increase
General operating revenues are expected to see a net increase of $107.8 million next year, with about $102.3 million of that from the state’s recent ...
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Raises from SB 231 to take effect in May for many CCSD employees
Teachers, support professionals and most police officers in Clark County School District will receive additional raises as soon as May with today’s lawmaker approval of ...
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Board’s timeline envisions CCSD’s new superintendent in place by Nov. 1
The Clark County School District could have its next permanent superintendent in place by Nov. 1, the school board said Wednesday. The board didn’t say ...
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CCSD’s accelerated path to teacher certification draws national attention
About 400 education support professionals and long-term substitutes have elevated their careers to become fully certified teachers since a partnership between ...
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Teacher beaten by student in near-fatal attack at Eldorado sues CCSD
The former Eldorado High School teacher who was beaten nearly to death and sexually assaulted in her classroom by a student is suing the Clark ...
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Innovation takes center stage as Las Vegas' Herron Elementary students pitch inventive products
From the fanciful to the practical to the poignant, students at Herron Elementary School in North Las Vegas have a lot of ideas for products ...
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CCSD board policy on nonvoting members draws legal challenge
The cities of Henderson and North Las Vegas are suing the Clark County School Board over its policy further restricting the powers of appointed nonvoting ...
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Anti-trans comments draw demands for Nevada regent’s resignation
Nevada Faculty Alliance is demanding that Regent Patrick Boylan resign, saying comments he made Friday about the transgender community during a quarterly Nevada System of ...
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UNLV president talks campus safety in wake of Dec. shooting
UNLV President Keith Whitfield used his annual State of the University address Tuesday to talk about steps the school is taking to prevent future violence ...
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Rezoning to reassign some Basic students to Chaparral OK’d
Growth in the area assigned to an already-packed Basic High School is leading the Clark County School District to adjust attendance boundaries to shift some ...
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Mike Rowe’s foundation seeks to bridge skills gap with scholarships for Western High grads to vocational schools
Television personality Mike Rowe, known for creating and hosting the “Dirty Jobs” reality show, dropped by Western High School to announce the new Warrior Pathway ...
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Jara out after 6 years as CCSD board approves severance
As of 5 p.m. Friday, Jara will no longer be at the helm of CCSD, ending nearly six years with the nation's fifth-largest school district. ...
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Vote tonight will determine if CCSD moves on from Superintendent Jesus Jara
After nearly six combative years at the helm of the Clark County School District, Superintendent Jesus Jara is on his way out, pending the School ...
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Nearly $12 million grant can transform 6 schools in Nevada
The nonprofit Communities in Schools of Nevada, which has been in the Clark County School District for 20 years, won the competitive five-year award from ...
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Missed deadline puts Clark County teacher, staff raises on hold
The Interim Finance Committee — a body of state lawmakers that makes various funding decisions between Nevada’s regular biennial legislative sessions — most recently met ...
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With contract settled, Clark County teachers union asks judge to dissolve no-strike injunction
The Clark County Education Association wants a judge to dissolve the injunction that has been in place since September to prevent further teacher strikes now ...
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Jesus Jara's termination approved by CCSD board; terms yet to be finalized
A split Clark County School District Board has voted against giving embattled Superintendent Jesus Jara the resignation package he wants. After about two hours of ...
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Race-based remark by union leader fuels teacher pay controversy
The head of the teachers union in the Clark County School District said he didn’t support a revised pay scale that would have better recognized ...
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Admin union wants thorough process for selecting next CCSD superintendent
Clark County School District employees are emphasizing the need for a thorough, transparent search for a new superintendent to replace Jesus Jara, driven by concern ...
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