A former Clark County School District employee who had worked as an assistant principal was arrested on suspicion of sexual misconduct with a student, police said.
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The public can meet and question superintendent candidates Jhone Ebert, Ben Shuldiner and Jesse Welsh at Rancho High School on March 10.
The Clark County School Board approved repairs for Earl B. Lundy Elementary School, which was severely damaged during Tropical Storm Hilary in 2023.
Clark County School Board trustees would see their compensation increase from $9,000 to nearly $90,000 a year if a bill before the Nevada Legislature becomes law.
The Clark County School Board voted to move three of four candidates forward in its search for the school district’s next leader.
The Clark County School Board voted to remove two superintendent candidates and add another in its search for a new leader of the nation’s fifth largest school district.
This is the first school year that middle schools in Henderson, North Las Vegas and unincorporated Clark County have crossing guards patrolling crosswalks.
The Clark County School Board will interview the first round of superintendent candidates in late February.
The CCSD Board of Trustees is expected to vote Thursday on a settlement for a family who said their disabled child was abused by her teacher.
President Donald Trump has targeted “radical indoctrination” and called for ending the U.S. Department of Education. How local and state officials will respond is unclear.
The Clark County School District will pay $200,000 to the family of a child who said she was sexually assaulted as a kindergartener at her school.
Gov. Joe Lombardo said he and the Nevada Department of Education are concerned over recent budget issues in the Clark County School District.
Silvestri Junior High School ended its contract with the National Youth Sports of Nevada, meaning the Henderson Cowboys are without their 20-year practice location.
The Clark County School Board approved a settlement of $1 million to two families over a 2023 incident in which a student was thrown to the ground by a CCSD police officer.
The district said that if a law enforcement officer or government agent appears at a school, the staff should ask for identification and the reason for their visit.