If elected to something, I’d likely think it was the height of hilarity to take the organization I was elected to serve to court. In Washoe County there are two officials who have lawsuits against the bodies they were elected to serve.

A Washington state education leader has been selected as the Washoe County School District’s next superintendent. If she formally accepts, Susan Enfield will be the district's fifth superintendent in the past 10 years.

Nevada Superintendent of Public Instruction Jhone Ebert is among five finalists vying to become the next superintendent of the Washoe County School District.

Fifteen candidates, including incumbents Scott Kelley and Angela Taylor, will appear on the ballot as hopefuls for the Washoe County School Board — a panel that will have its hands full with both budget and personnel issues.

The Washoe County School District’s search for a new leader has ended where it began — with Interim Superintendent Kristen McNeil.

What exactly constitutes an effective principal? The answer isn’t as simple as pointing to a scorecard, considering that all Clark County School District principals were rated effective or highly effective during the 2018-2019 academic year.

The Washoe County School District’s ousted superintendent, Traci Davis, won’t be taking the principal job at West Prep Academy in Las Vegas.

At an IndyTalks forum hosted at the Grand Sierra Resort on Wednesday, Nevada Independent editor Jon Ralston questioned Washoe County School District Board of Trustees President Katy Simon Holland and interim Superintendent Kristen McNeil on issues facing the school district, from the termination of former superintendent Traci Davis last summer to plans to reduce class sizes and its relationship with local charter schools.

Washoe County School District’s embattled former superintendent — who was terminated over the summer after being accused of leaking confidential information — could be assuming a principal role in Las Vegas.

Opponents of school choice programs, whether they’re direct vouchers, charter schools, or various other options, always come back to the same argument – if only we had that extra money that’s going to some other school, along with the student. That money woulda turned it all around. If that charter school hadn’t opened, we woulda been education champions.

One school day down and 179 to go. Students in Northern and Southern Nevada headed back to class Monday, kicking off another school year filled with hopes, dreams and inevitable challenges. In the Clark County School District, a perennial obstacle is simply finding enough teachers to fill classrooms.