If no one’s failing, you have no accountability. That’s what lawmakers need to remember as they consider AB320.
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Zitlalic Salinas, a Squires Elementary fifth-grader, took the stand at North Las Vegas Justice Court to testify about her bicycle being vandalized. Because it was a mock trial, the bike story was made up. Nevertheless, the learning was real.
The Board of Regents will continue to search internally for a candidate to lead the Nevada System of Higher Education after Acting Chancellor John White backed out one day before he was to be appointed fulltime to the job.
A judge handed the Las Vegas Review-Journal another victory Tuesday in its public records lawsuit against the Clark County School District, ordering the system to conduct more extensive searches of records regarding inappropriate behavior by Trustee Kevin Child.
A panel of lawmakers signed off Tuesday on a budget for the Nevada higher education system that includes a double-digit increase in funding.
Neon signs lighting up the night as bright as day. The heat. Dust accumulating in the corners of half-finished swimming pools in abandoned developments at the edge of the city.