About 150 people showed for the vigil for late school police Officer Andrew Craft. Many carried flameless tealights that shined together when the lights were turned off.
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The Clark County School District program started during the COVID-19 pandemic and was paid for using federal relief money. Individual schools can still offer summer programming.
The North Las Vegas City Council voted last week to appoint Dane Watson, an employee of the Clark County Education Association, to the role for six months.
The Nevada Department of Education released results Friday from the Smarter Balanced assessments. Third through eighth graders took the standardized tests this spring.
A judge declared Wednesday that a teacher strike had occurred and ordered a preliminary injunction. The Clark County Education Association asked the Nevada Supreme Court for an emergency stay.
The Moapa Educational Support Center, located on the reservation of the Moapa Band of Paiutes, has been working to raise awareness and bring more students and teachers to the building.
Clark County Education Association leadership presented a slide suggesting “selective sick outs” to thousands of union members during a late July meeting, photos show.
CCSD and Nevada State University are creating a new internship program that will place “teacher residents” at high-needs valley elementary schools.
A mother’s lawsuit claims a Sunrise Acres Elementary School teacher put tape around her daughter’s mouth during class.
The scholarship – now in its ninth year – is bestowed to children of Las Vegas police and corrections officers.