Nevada’s top education official is pushing back against Clark County school officials’ assertion that part of the district’s budget deficit was caused by declines in state funding, pinning the blame on poor planning and management on the district’s part.
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The Nevada Supreme Court this week will hear arguments in a Las Vegas case seeking guidance on what factors apply in determining where a child of a divorced couple should attend school
The Clark County School District has instituted an immediate hiring freeze on nonessential employees, including teachers, as it grapples with a budget deficit that may require $70 million to $80 million in cuts, according to a memo sent to principals on Wednesday.
A UNLV student government senator who was criticized this month for an image he posted on social media has resigned.
College of Southern Nevada’s longtime president will retire Jan. 31.
Nearly two months after the Promise Scholarship became law in Nevada, the state’s community colleges are at a critical point in its roll out.
Program that incorporates music, theater, movement and drawing in early education has expanded footprint in Southern Nevada schools.
The rankings, which were expected in mid-September, will be delayed until December, state superintendent of instruction says.
As east valley students picked out their first-day-of school outfits, many adults made similar preparations.
Students in UNLV’s accounting program have big shoes to fill in the new school year after five graduates took home the grand prize in a national competition.
The Clark County School District may be violating the law that forced its reorganization by not adequately funding rural schools, officials say.
When UNLV students converge on campus today for the beginning of fall courses, they will be greeted by a new safety feature.
Carrying a price tag of nearly $1 million, a high-speed, laser-scanning microscope — the first of its kind in the state — will be coming to UNLV next spring.
UNLV School of Medicine’s first white coat ceremony was as much about recognizing founding Dean Barbara Atkinson as it was about the charter class.
The school district’s transportation chief says it took a change of philosophy to replenish its depleted driving ranks.