Ahead of Clark County School Board’s work session Wednesday, community groups called for a nationwide superintendent search that they say could attract the broadest pool of candidates.

Jara said his resignation was contingent on the board approving a contract amendment that would grant him a severance package that includes a year’s worth of salary, about $400,000, and other benefits.

A mother becomes a teacher at the Las Vegas middle school that supported her through her son's death. Plus, why Lyon County is the last school district to start its academic year.

The Clark County Education Association and Assemblywoman Clara Thomas briefly faced off during a Tuesday hearing on a bill that would make principals at-will employees for their first three years in the role.

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.

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.

Days after a student was arrested in connection with an attack of a teacher, Clark County School District leaders announced technology upgrades to promote safety, including a panic button of sorts for staff.

Burnout, lack of support and a sense among educators that their voices are going unheard at the highest district levels appear to be leading factors driving them from the classroom.

The amendment, which was obtained by The Nevada Independent and is expected to be introduced and adopted in the Senate on Wednesday, will specifically exclude public and charter schools from the enhanced litigation shield created as part of SB4, which otherwise covers nearly all businesses, governmental bodies and nonprofit groups in the state.