Clark County School District (CCSD) is proposing a bill that would allow it to build, purchase or rent residential units for teachers and staff. 

In a rare move, Gov. Joe Lombardo testified before state lawmakers on Thursday in support of his bill revising a contentious 2019 restorative justice law that critics say limits student discipline.

Clark County schools Superintendent Jesus Jara declined to respond to questions about records requests for a February incident involving district police and students that the district has denied.  

Several Nevada educators from testified in support of two bills that would do away some of the restrictions on exclusionary disciplinary practices put in place in 2019.

Fueled by concerns about headline-grabbing troubles at Nevada’s two largest school district boards, lawmakers are trying once more to create appointed seats on those governing bodies. 

A new website by NDE shows how school officials statewide invested the historic amount of funding to help students and staff navigate the pandemic, but questions remain on what will happen to those initiatives when the funds run out.

The Clark County Education Association (CCEA) is calling for the Clark County School District (CCSD) to show improvement in student performance within one year or be put in receivership.

Community groups are pushing for a swift investigation, accountability and reform after a video showed Clark County school police using force on high school students during an incident last week.

The Clark County teachers union marked the start of the 2023 legislative session by calling for more school funding and improvements on student proficiency, teacher recruit and retention and school safety.

The executive order relies not on a new audit headed by state auditors, but instead requires district leaders to send existing financial documents and third-party audits covering calendar year 2022 to the Governor’s Finance Office (GFO) by March 1.

During her State of Education address, Washoe County schools Superintendent Susan Enfield outlined challenges the district is facing, and plans to address them.

Democrats in the state Senate and Assembly announced a proposal to add $250 million to the state’s education budget to help provide raises for Nevada teachers and address a record number of vacancies.

Five educators turned lawmakers are joining the 2023 legislative session. They’re hoping to add context to issues such as inadequate school funding, safety concerns and recruitment and retention challenges.

Amid rising costs of living and increasing food prices, a nonprofit has opened a community market at a Las Vegas middle school, hoping to provide relief and support to students and their families. 

The Washoe County School Board approved a series of stipends of $500 or more per employee to incentivize them to stay on the job as the district experiences labor shortages and vacancies. 

The Clark and Washoe County school boards are starting the year with new trustees and leaders who hope to help their districts navigate school safety and staff recruitment and retention challenges. 

It's been six months since Susan Enfield became the new superintendent for the Washoe County School District. Enfield shared how her transition has been going so far and what she's learned on the job.

Last month, the group behind the petition to break up the Clark County School District submitted more than 230,000 signatures, but the petition wasn’t able to meet a requirement for certification. 

The Washoe County School Board has appointed Alex Woodley as the next trustee for District E after newly elected Nevada Assemblywoman Angie Taylor resigned from the role.

A Reno charter school is celebrating the completion and sale of its 10th student-built home. This hands-on learning opportunity has been a hallmark of the high school's 20-year history.