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Henderson’s Nasri Academy founded on family’s own special gift

Nilan Nasri was just 18 months old when his pediatrician noticed something special. Inspired, his parents later founded the Nasri Academy for Gifted Children in Henderson, a school that Nasri touts as the first independent, gifted elementary school in Nevada.

CCSD investigation says Trustee Kevin Child created hostile, intimidating environment

A Clark County School District investigation of Trustee Kevin Child said he created a hostile and intimidating work environment, held impromptu “suicide counseling sessions” with young children when he visited schools, and caused anxiety among female employees, according to a memo obtained Friday by the Review-Journal.

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CCSD seeks injunction against key provisions of state-mandated overhaul

The Clark County School District is seeking a permanent injunction against key provisions of the district’s mandated reorganization after repeated concerns from school board trustees had been largely ignored.

UNLV engineering students have multiple motives in design contest

On most class projects, students are concerned with their grade. At the Fred and Harriet Cox Senior Design Competition, engineering students at UNLV also are concerned with winning cash and maybe even getting their project on the market.

Just-minted UNLV grad finds his degree opens doors

Nearly 2,000 UNLV graduates received diplomas during Saturday’s ceremony at the Thomas & Mack Center, which represents an increase of about 12 percent from the 1,766 degrees awarded last December.

CCSD adjusting central offices to better fit state-mandated reorganization

The central offices of the Clark County School District are being shuffled and moved into new categories in an effort to provide better services to schools under the state-mandated reorganization, Superintendent Pat Skorkowsky announced Friday.

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