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Emergency move saves more than $13 million for Nevada schools (opens the original)
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Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo speaks to the media during a press conference regarding emergency funding for the school district Monday Sept. 28, 2026. Photo by: Christopher DeVargas / Christopher DeVargas The state is releasing $13.4 million in October to schools around Nevada that otherwise would have been cut because of unexpected enrollment losses, Gov. Joe Lombardo announced Monday. The funds come after Lombardo signed an emergency regulation last week to use enrollment projections that the L
Lombardo declares emergency for Nevada schools to alleviate pressures from falling enrollment (opens the original)
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Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo speaks during an education roundtable discussion at Victoria Fertitta Middle School on Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026. Photo by: Wade Vandervort / Las Vegas Sun Nevada public schools will not see midyear budget and staffing cuts this fall after an emergency state action to allocate education funding using older, higher enrollment numbers. Gov. Joe Lombardo today signed an emergency regulation proposed by state Superintendent of Public Instruction Victor Wakefield to hold schoo
Lombardo stresses teacher pay and educator resources as core second-term goals (opens the original)
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Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo speaks during an education roundtable discussion at Victoria Fertitta Middle School on Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026. Photo by: Wade Vandervort / Las Vegas Sun Editor's note: Este artículo está traducido al español. Education would remain a central focus of Gov. Joe Lombardo’s agenda in a second term, he said, including increased funding to help school districts retain teachers despite statewide enrollment declines. The Republican incumbent made the comments Thursday during a
New data showing Black students bore brunt of CCSD police force sparks lawmaker concern (opens the original)
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Clark County School District Police respond to questions during a news conference at CCSD police headquarters in Henderson Tuesday, April 8, 2014. Photo by: Steve Marcus Editor's note: Este artículo está traducido al español. Clark County School District Police officers used pepper spray 10 times and electronic stun devices once last school year, with most of the people affected by these uses of force being Black, according to data recently made readily available under a new state law. The 11 to
New CCSD school could bear name of late Nevada Sen. Woodhouse (opens the original)
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State Sen. Joyce Woodhouse attends an education town hall, organized to discuss the recent changes made during the recent legislative session, in Greenspun Hall at UNLV Wednesday, June 12, 2019. Photo by: Steve Marcus Editor's note: Este artículo está traducido al español. A Clark County School District committee recommended last week that the district’s next elementary school be named for the late state Sen. Joyce Woodhouse. The school, under construction in the Skye Canyon neighborhood in nort
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