Formula One superstar Lewis Hamilton took some time out of his busy Las Vegas Grand Prix week to motivate a group of Southern Nevada students about the role education plays in pursuing careers in motorsports.
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Deputy Superintendent Jesse Welsh said respondents to a September survey were supportive of later school start times, but changes could require additional funding.
The one-year pilot program is pushing teachers and students at select schools to use artificial intelligence for learning, lesson planning, brainstorming and more.
Footage released by the Clark County School District shows the bus before it clipped Haylee Ryan’s bike, causing her to crash into a car parked in the bike lane.
K-9 Marley was determined to have likely died from heat-related illness. The officer admitted to not checking on the dog.
The Clark County School District announced a reduction in force involving six licensed employees, but then said those six were not yet losing their jobs.
UNLV’s School of Dental Medicine opened its new Advanced Needs Dental Clinic. The new space is at 1700 West Charleston Boulevard.
The money will help existing charter school brands expand while encouraging new charter schools to open in Nevada, according to Opportunity 180 CEO Tamara Shear.
The student’s parents claim their son’s teacher shoved him to the ground and verbally assaulted him nearly two years ago at a Henderson high school.
The Southern Nevada Health District identified the case on Thursday and asked parents at the high school to monitor their children for symptoms of the respiratory illness.
Data released by the Nevada Department of Education this month shows strong charter school performance and academic improvements across the board.
The lawsuit alleged a nonverbal pre-kindergartener was physically, verbally and emotionally abused for months by his special education teacher.
Law enforcement agencies around Clark County have reported at least 108 crashes involving child pedestrians between the school year’s start on Aug. 11 and Oct. 9, according to CCSD.
The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts is getting seven new buildings and renovations to three old ones. The project will increase the school’s capacity by 400 students.
The principals of Saville Middle School, Cram Middle School and Shadow Ridge High School said that classes at the schools were continuing as normal.