New data shows that state public schools are seeing a surge in teachers with less than three years of experience and teaching subjects they are not licensed in.

The new state-sponsored program includes internship opportunities, setting students up for possible future college tuition reimbursements and earning college credits during high school years.

In this week's Indy Education newsletter, the Clark County School District superintendent weighs in on education policies discussed during the special session.

Nearly a decade later, those involved in the passage of a Washoe County sales tax view the ballot measure as a huge feat that set the district apart from other struggling school districts.

Statewide, 85.4 percent of students graduated, compared with 81.6 percent of the Class of 2024.

The new center comes as state officials are developing a new framework to evaluate the performance of school districts and charter schools as part of a 2025 bill which calls for greater school accountability.

The endorsement a shift from the 2022 election cycle, when the Clark County Education Association declined to back Lombardo or then-incumbent Gov. Steve Sisolak (D).

In this week's Indy Education newsletter, the Clark County School District scraps a plan that would have given Superintendent Jhone Ebert broad powers to pull books from school librarier.

Chronic absenteeism in Nevada public schools is decreasing, according to recent state data, but the state is still in a worse position than it was before the pandemic.

Superintendent Joe Ernst said he’s optimistic about the direction the Washoe County School District is headed, even as it confronts budget challenges, lower student enrollment and greater school accountability. 

Across the past three school years, third graders are doing better every year in reading proficiency. But less than half of the more than 35,000 Nevada third graders read at grade level.

Washoe County schools Superintendent Joe Ernst said he wants to “eradicate the idea that the education system is failing.”

More than 18,000 children younger than 5 will no longer receive a free book every month, after the state legislature failed to renew the program's funding.

After being left out of a 2023 bill that helped raise educator pay across Nevada school districts, charter schools leaders say new funds approved by lawmakers this year will help them catch up. 

In this week's Indy Education, learn about Nevada's next top education official.

Although the First Amendment offers broad free speech protections, a local attorney said courts have become increasingly tolerant of school policies that restrict speech they deem disruptive.

In this week's Indy Education, a recap of our IndyTalks discussion with Clark County schools Superintendent Jhone Ebert on pandemic school closures, K-12 education funding and community trust.

The board that oversees high school sports added the requirement as the Trump administration has pushed for keeping transgender athletes out of girls’ sports.

As national political tensions creep into the Clark County School District, Superintendent Jhone Ebert said she’s staying “laser focused” on educating children. 

Hundreds of school statewide have increased their “star rating,” which measures how well a school is meeting the state’s performance standards.