Clark County is set to change some rules for short-term rentals per a judge’s recent order, while a group of owners continues to appeal to the Nevada Supreme Court to halt county proceedings.
Forty-seven schools within the Clark County School District will lose Title I funding for the 2023-24 school year, a representative for CCSD confirmed on Tuesday.
Staff at an elementary school in the northwest Las Vegas Valley now have a unique way to get more books in the hands of students: A book vending machine.
As the price of most goods and services continues to rise, many people are finding it difficult to pay their internet bill. Las Vegas City Council thinks increasing competition in the broadband marketplace might help drive down costs.
There have been nearly 400 alerts for student code of conduct violations, 25 notifications for suspicious behavior and 39 reported campus threats such as swatting calls, reported threats and rumors so far this school year in Clark County School District.
The chief of the Clark County School District Police Department on Feb. 15 promised that a committee would be set up to offer dialogue about student and staff safety.
On the first day of the Nevada Legislative Session for 2023, Gov. Joe Lombardo signed an executive order demanding an audit of Nevada’s public schools.
The Southern Nevada Health District on Monday announced that preliminary laboratory results show that norovirus was the cause of an outbreak at a Las Vegas elementary school.
With a historic budget surplus and schools strapped for resources, Nevada’s biennial legislative session will feature proposals for unprecedented spending on public education and school choice measures.
Artificial Intelligence seems to be a topic everyone is talking about and its ability to write just about anything, from a book, to a recipe and even help students with a college essay.
The Community Schools Initiative, a group focused on giving communities the power to secede from larger school districts, has filed a lawsuit against a Texas-based company it hired to collect signatures for a 2022 ballot initiative.
The Clark County School District is considering changing attendance boundaries for several schools throughout the Las Vegas Valley at its next meeting Jan. 17.
An effort to break up the Clark County School District took a step forward Wednesday when the Community Schools Initiative submitted 220,000 signatures to counties across Nevada for verification.
When CCSD makes a purchase over $50,000, under Nevada law, multiple bids from vendors should be reviewed and considered. But FOX5 News uncovered a legal loophole that one district official says is being relied upon the majority of the time. Now concerns are being raised that Nevada businesses are losing out on their chance at multimillion dollar contracts.
A new report reveals 8th graders in Nevada performed significantly lower in the subject of mathematics since 2019. So what is needed to raise our grades, and in what areas are we already acing the test?
The last couple of years have been difficult for teachers but on Tuesday one local educator got a surprise that should make the tough days a little easier.
The Clark County School District Police Department said a teacher turned himself in to court after he allegedly had inappropriate contact with a student.
A big education union announced they will not endorse a candidate in the 2022 gubernatorial race, despite supporting Gov. Steve Sisolak in previous elections.
Clark County School District Board of Trustees ranked Superintendent Jara as “highly effective” in a Thursday evaluation. The board averaged their scores and ultimately voted 5-2 to accept Superintendent Jara’s final ranking. As a result, trustees will possibly vote on extending his contract until 2026 at a Wednesday morning work session, which would include a $75,000 annual raise, making his annual salary $395,000.
Lawmakers unanimously passed a law Tuesday that gives principals and school organizational teams new methods for ensuring power and control over their own school sites.
At the Clark County School District, you may notice your student is being offered fewer field trips this year-- if any at all. And there’s a reason for that.
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