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Nevada lawmakers weigh changes to school funding following budget crisis (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Teachers and employees across Nevada public schools are getting some relief after Gov. Joe Lombardo signed an emergency regulation to help with budget shortfalls. But these budget challenges have created a bigger discussion around whether the current state funding process needs to be revamped. Under the emergency regulation, school districts will receive the remaining allocation of funding approved by the state last year, starting with an allocation of $13.4 million. Groups ac
Emergency funding offers CCSD, other Nevada school districts with temporary budget relief (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Teachers and staff in the Clark County School District are breathing a sigh of relief after Gov. Joe Lombardo signed an emergency regulation, giving the go-ahead for the district to use emergency funds to assist with a nearly $52 million shortfall. District leaders say every employee will have a job for the rest of the school year. But what does this mean for the rest of CCSD, the nation's fifth-largest school district? On Friday, Lombardo signed an emergency regulation to hel
'It’s emotionally draining’: CCSD employees cut from schools amid $51.6M budget shortfall (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Schools continue to feel the impact of budget cuts across Clark County. This comes after CCSD leaders announced a $51.6 million shortfall that they attribute to declining student enrollment and increasing employee costs. CCSD says central administration is reducing its budget by $22.5 million as part of the $51.6 million shortfall. Schools will absorb about $29.1 million. Several employees say they are being cut from their schools to make up for the shortfall. "It's emotionall
Roach problem improves but persists for residents near Clark County Wetlands (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Residents in East Las Vegas and Henderson near the Clark County Wetlands say a roach problem that started five weeks ago has gotten better, but it's not totally gone. And they want the county to investigate. Here's the issue: The residents believe the problem was caused by construction at the Clark County Wetlands. The county says it has to do with recent wet conditions and that residents are responsible for their own pest control. Henderson resident Alex Ghanem wants Clark Co
E-rides are major safety concern in crashes involving Clark County students (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Clark County leaders continue to tackle the crisis of students getting hit by cars going to and from local schools. Last year, more than 420 students were hit. Four died in those accidents. County, city, law enforcement and traffic safety leaders spent a year to come up with a strategic plan to bring those numbers down, because even one child getting hit is too many. While we're seeing statistics that are slightly up already this year, county leaders say they have both long- a
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