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Documents show the health insurance trust that covers Clark County teachers was $43 million in debt as of February — the first indication of the scope of the deficit.
Changes are coming to Clark County teachers’ health insurance plan in an effort to keep the trust solvent.
For 2021-22, 233,258 students have registered, including 11,853 who have signed up for a distance learning option, as of June 21.
Controversy over how racial issues are taught in K-12 schools reached the Clark County School Board Thursday night as outraged audience members forced a brief recess.
The Desert Pines High School students were quarantined last week after a single COVID-19 case on the campus during summer school.
Remarks come before news conference highlighting a new law that will provide billions in additional revenue for the construction and maintenance of state schools.
The Summer Acceleration program, funded by federal emergency money, is free to all Clark County students this year.
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The Clark County School District and Nevada colleges aren’t planning to drop policies requiring mask-wearing on campuses and offices.
Formerly an emergency response to school closures, distance learning may become a permanent fixture on Nevada’s learning landscape.