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With the first day of school just a couple of weeks away, parents and children visited the 11th annual Cox Back to School Fair at the Boulevard Mall on Saturday.
With the first day of school fast approaching, public safety officials and health professionals hosted the Citywide Traffic Safety Block Party on Friday evening to promote safe practices on Las Vegas Valley roads.
What drives people — particularly support staff and teachers — to leave? Or maybe the better question is what makes them stay?
Free backpacks and school supplies were distributed to 568 Las Vegas Valley children in protective custody on Thursday at an event that also provided caregivers with access to other resources.
Students presented their concerns about school safety to a panel of nine community leaders during the School Safety Summit held Friday at the Clark County Government Center in downtown Las Vegas.
Touro University Nevada, in partnership with City National Bank, the Vegas Golden Knights, Zappos and other community partners, unveiled the institution’s third mobile healthcare clinic on Thursday at City National Arena.
A dilapidated maintenance yard for the Clark County School District was folded into North Las Vegas’ downtown revitalization plan, under a $750,000 deal approved Wednesday night.
At industry’s biggest annual gathering in Las Vegas, school dietitians seek new ways to create interesting and engaging meals for students while meeting federal standards on everything from calories to sodium levels and to saturated fats.
FirstMed Health and Wellness Centers hosted a back-to-school immunization clinics Saturday at its Shadow Lane clinic. Two additional clinics are planned for July 28 and Aug. 11.
Contract talks between College of Southern Nevada faculty and the administration reached an impasse on Friday after nearly two years at the bargaining table. The process now moves to a fact finder.
The recommendations will be taken into consideration as Gov. Brian Sandoval creates a proposed biennial budget for the 2019 legislative session. But the term-limited governor’s successor will ultimately determine if any are funded.
A series of emails obtained by the Las Vegas Review-Journal show how Maureen Schafer, former chief of staff for the medical school, hired Ernest Lupinacci as a branding and marketing consultant and skirted policies and procedures to pay him.
The Clark County School Board approved a $190,000 settlement for an unnamed student and parent who sued the school district over alleged sexual harassment by a teacher nearly five years ago.
The National Education Association of Southern Nevada, which is fighting to represent Clark County School District educators, accuses the Clark County Education Association of resorting to “illegal tactics” to keep its members.
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