Fitch Ratings downgraded the district from BBB+ rating to BBB in December, less than one year after lowering the district from its A+ rating.
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As the state’s population grows more diverse, more funding is going to help students from low-income families and English language learners. But education advocates say that doesn’t lift kids who aren’t in those challenged groups.
Even on her death bed, Maria Alvarez, 33, was more concerned about her 3-year-old than her failing health, friends and family say.
Various groups, programs aim to ensure that teachers and students have enough pens, pencils, notebooks, backpacks and other items to get through the school year starting Aug. 14.
Set to open sometime this fall, the school will try to keep about 100 students struggling with drug or alcohol abuse in school by offering counseling and wraparound services to assist in their recovery.
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.
About 30 high school girls got to trade in their textbooks Thursday for a firsthand look at what it takes to cut it in the construction industry.
The child pornography case against Arbor View High School’s athletic director involves a student, according to a letter to be sent home to parents Thursday.
On Sunday, the last day of CES 2017, five young entrepreneurs in businesslike black blazers and slacks pitched ideas quickly: for a mobile technology safety feature, a nutrition-based concept and an innovative medical device.
Clark County School District Superintendent Pat Skorkowsky said the EPA hasn’t determined when the mercury came in the building, but it says it was before Wednesday.
The Clark County School Board late Thursday voted to support the Nevada Legislature’s mandate that parents grant permission before their children participate in sex education courses.
Two teachers from Southeast Career and Technical Academy began a two-week internship Tuesday shadowing production engineers who operate the Fanuc robotics system at Clearwater Paper in North Las Vegas. It’s the same robotics system that future Faraday Future engineers will operate.
Federal prosecutors rested their case Tuesday in the excessive force trial of a Clark County School District police officer.
When the University of Nevada, Las Vegas purchased a 42-acre plot of vacant land on Tropicana Avenue in December, Clark County Commissioner Mary Beth Scow was the first to reach out to the academic institution.
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