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Education cut is one for books

With an expected funding shortfall of more than $400 million next year, Clark County School District trustees and administrators have turned to books to balance their books.

Henderson students send up weather balloon for class project

Explore Knowledge Academy students sent a weather balloon nearly 100,000 feet into the stratosphere for an AP Physics class project. A camera attached to it captured images of the Las Vegas Valley, Lake Mead and the Grand Canyon before crashing on an Arizona Indian reservation.

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Crowded classes test teachers, students at Green Valley High School

By many standards, the students in a government honors class at Green Valley High School are a politically conservative lot. Maybe it comes from the demographics of the Henderson-area school. Or, possibly, it’s a sign of changing times and attitudes.

As budgets shrink, Clark County school class sizes keep growing

The number of students sitting in front of teachers at all grade levels is likely to increase next year, as Clark County School District officials wrestle with how to improve student performance during a severe fiscal crisis.

Budget crisis could sink English Language Learner program

Gov. Brian Sandoval’s proposed budget promises major funding cuts for public schools and higher education. During the next three weeks, the Review-Journal will examine those cuts.

School budget cuts raise lawsuit risk

Nevada may rank near the bottom in K-12 spending per pupil, but it is among only a handful of states that has not faced a lawsuit challenging its education finance system.

New CCSD instruction director scrutinized on experience

Pedro Martinez has never taught a class or managed a school as a principal, but he is Superintendent Dwight Jones’ choice to oversee instruction for the Clark County School District.

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