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Lawsuit Threat Puts Nevada Football Team In State Championship After Playoff Loss

A high school football team in Nevada will make the state championship game despite losing in the semifinals. A unique scheduling format provides a path to the title. The Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association introduced a brand-new postseason structure for 2026. It came in response to the departure of 30 Class 4A and 5A Clark County […] The post Lawsuit Threat Puts Nevada Football Team In State Championship After Playoff Loss appeared first on BroBible.

Nevada · 3d
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8 News Now

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City of Las Vegas proposes new ‘speed cushions’ outside nearly 20 schools

Speeding in a school zone should drive all of us crazy, especially considering 170 students have been hit by cars so far this school year through November 6, according to data from the CCSD Police Department.

Las Vegas, NV · 2d

KTNV 13 Action News

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CCSD overhauls substitute teacher hours after missing 2023 retirement law

A self-imposed review found the Clark County School District failed to enroll eligible employees in PERS, affecting about 2,600 workers. District officials are now working to address the issue.

Clark County, NV · 14h

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District cites cost as CCSD moves to comply with 2023 substitute teacher benefits law

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — The Clark County School District is moving forward with its plan to comply with a law passed in 2023. That means some substitute teachers will have their hours cut. Substitute teachers are asking for a solution after CCSD announced changes to comply with the law....

Las Vegas, NV · 1d
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Health district investigates tuberculosis case at UNLV School of Nursing

LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — A UNLV School of Nursing employee at the university’s Shadow Lane Campus has tested positive for active tuberculosis (TB), a bacterial infectious disease, according to a news release shared Thursday. The Southern Nevada Health District is directing and conducting the public health investigation under...

Las Vegas, NV · 16h

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Las Vegas trade school offers flexible learning for busy students

LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — A Las Vegas trade school has launched a program designed to help working adults train for a career in the skilled trades without putting their current jobs on hold. Quality Training Centers, or QTC, says its new QTC FLEX program combines online coursework with hands-on...

Las Vegas, NV · 2d

KTNV 13 Action News

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Nonprofit connects students with healthcare professionals to explore careers

A Las Vegas nonprofit connects students with health care professionals, helping them explore career options and address Nevada’s health care workforce shortage.

Las Vegas, NV · 1d

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DyslexiaCon26 in Las Vegas highlights Nevada students’ reading struggles amid school cuts

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — When a child struggles to read, many parents are left searching for answers, especially when available programs don’t seem to help. The issue is coming into sharper focus as Nevada public schools face budget cuts and declining student enrollment. About 4.9% of children ages 5-17 are diagnosed with a learning disability, while 41% to 59% of students struggle with reading proficiency depending on grade level. The situation has left many families asking what they can do to help a child who is falling behind in reading.

Las Vegas, NV · 1d

KTNV 13 Action News

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Reported threat forces lockdown at Shadow Ridge High School

A high school in the northwest Las Vegas valley was put on lockdown Tuesday morning amid an investigation into a reported threat.

Las Vegas, NV · 3d

MaxPreps

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Boyana Pesic named 2026 MaxPreps Nevada High School Volleyball Player of the Year

Each year since 2008, MaxPreps has recognized outstanding performers in high school volleyball. The tradition continues to close out the 2026 season by naming the top player in each state. Selections are based on team success and individual excellence in addition to local and state accolades. Boyana Pesic of Bishop...

Las Vegas, NV · 3d

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Campus For Hope hires new chief, security director

LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The Campus for Hope has hired a new chief and security director, and FOX5 met with him to ask about neighbors’ most common questions and concerns. Chief Michael Lamb previously served as sergeant for University Police, overseeing homeless outreach at the adjacent College of Southern Nevada and UNLV campus.

Las Vegas, NV · 4d

KTNV 13 Action News

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CSN adds advanced programs to address job market demand for skilled trades

New programs at the College of Southern Nevada are putting students on the path to success amid growth in trade, construction and manufacturing professions.

Las Vegas, NV · 4d

KTNV 13 Action News

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Nonprofit gives clothes to every student at a North Las Vegas school

More than 550 students at Cozine Elementary School in North Las Vegas received duffel bags filled with clothes, delivered by volunteers from Assisting Lives in Las Vegas.

Las Vegas, NV · 7d

The Nevada Independent

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Voters reject Southern Nevada school board candidates backed by Moms for Liberty

Several incumbents on K-12 and higher education boards are projected to win re-election.

Clark County, NV · 7d

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CCSD Missed 2023 Retirement Law for Years, Substitutes Now Face Hour Caps

Clark County School District has told substitute teachers their work hours could be capped at 720 per year, after the district acknowledged it failed for years to implement a 2023 Nevada law granting some substitutes retirement benefits. The admission has left substitutes like Kimberly Johnson bracing for a sharp drop in income.

Clark County, NV · 7d

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CCSD says previous leadership failed implementing state law, substitutes feeling impact

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A Nevada law meant to provide retirement benefits to some substitute teachers has been on the books for three years. Now, the Clark County School District says it is finally putting those requirements in place after previous district leadership failed to do so. But some substitutes say they’re paying the price, claiming their hours are being cut.

Las Vegas, NV · 8d

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New NIAA director Cate Sgroi addresses Nevada high school football split, plans to rebuild trust

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Thirty Clark County School District football programs left Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association competition this season. Now, the organization’s new executive director is tasked with finding a way to bring them back. WATCH | New NIAA director addresses high school football split, plans to rebuild...

Nevada · 8d

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UNLV medical school receives $2M donation to expand physician training

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — UNLV's medical school announced that it has received a $2 million donation to expand physician training opportunities. Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield is making the philanthropic commitment to the Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine at UNLV to address Southern Nevada's shortage of doctors. School...

Las Vegas, NV · 8d

Fox5 KVVU

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CCSD substitute teachers may be eligible for PERS retirement benefits after district oversight

LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The Clark County School District is notifying substitute teachers that they may be eligible for state retirement benefits after district officials discovered they had failed to implement a 2023 law. Under state legislation passed in 2023, substitute teachers who work more than 719 hours within...

Clark County, NV · 9d

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Las Vegas Attorney Demands CCSD Breakup Over Special-Needs Training Gaps

A Las Vegas attorney who has repeatedly sued the Clark County School District is now calling for the nation’s fifth-largest school district to be broken up entirely, arguing its sheer size has allowed training failures involving special-needs students to go unchecked for years. Attorney Gregg Hubley says the district has the resources to settle lawsuits but not to fix what causes them in the first place.

Las Vegas, NV · 10d