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Charter schools see growth, but funding concerns remain as enrollment shifts statewide
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Student enrollment continues to drop across Nevada, creating budget concerns for public schools. The Clark County School District faced a nearly $52 million budget shortfall before Gov. Joe Lombardo signed an emergency regulation to provide temporary relief to CCSD and other impacted districts. In Nevada,...
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Canarelli Middle School unveils remodeled library at ribbon-cutting
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Students at Canarelli Middle School have a newly remodeled library after a $50,000 makeover unveiled during a ribbon-cutting celebration. The Clark County School District partnered with the College Football Playoff Foundation and classroom supply retailer School Specialty on the project. The remodel is part of...
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Unsung Gaels: The Hidden Hands that Shape Bishop Gorman
Unsung Gaels: The Hidden Hands that Shape Bishop Gorman. While the majority of Bishop Gorman students are still asleep, the kitchen staff begins preparing the day’s meals. Food Service Director Isaiah Cantotay and his staff arrive at 4 a.m. to get everything running. ”We both turn everything on in...
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Beyond the Bell: The Rise of Peer Tutoring at Gorman
The new after school tutoring program has been drawing in students looking for extra help in a variety of subjects, from math and science to English, The program provides a space where students can receive one-on-one assistance from teachers and fellow classmates, Not only does the program give students the opportunity to get help when they need it, but it also allows others to volunteer their time and knowledge to support their fellow classmates, the tutoring program has become a valuable resource and a positive addition to the school community.
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UNLV launches ‘Destination Degree’ to help more students finish bachelor’s degrees
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — UNLV is launching a new program to help more students complete their bachelor’s degrees. Destination Degree is for current and former UNLV students, and parents of current students, who want to start or finish a degree. The initiative was announced Oct. 1 during a...
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Teach For America summit brings 7,000 educators, leaders to Las Vegas
More than 7,000 educators and leaders gathered in Las Vegas for Teach For America’s 35th Anniversary Summit, exploring artificial intelligence, education policy, the future of teaching and new approaches to learning.
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Cutler turns down NIAA executive director position
A day after being chosen as the next executive director of the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association, Todd Cutler announced that that he and the NIAA were unable to agree on contract terms and he would not be taking the position. After interviewing the three finalists for the position during its...
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Gaels Dominate on Homecoming Night
The Bishop Gorman Gaels defeated Faith Lutheran 45-3 on Sept. 25 to improve their record to 5-1. Faith Lutheran fell to 3-4 following the loss. Gorman controlled the game throughout the night, putting together a strong performance. The victory came on Homecoming night, adding to the festive week. Senior Aj Mazzara ‘27 was crowned Homecoming queen during halftime.
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Las Vegas Middle Schoolers Paint Angel Wings for Each of the 58 Oct. 1 Victims
Ralph Cadwallader Middle School — School Hosting Angel Wings Exhibition. Nearly nine years after the Route 91 Harvest Festival shooting killed 58 people and wounded more than 800 others, eighth-graders at Ralph Cadwallader Middle School are still painting a pair of angel wings for every victim, each one carrying a detail from that person's life. The project, now a yearly ritual in art teacher Francisco Eclarin's advanced class, asks students to choose one of the 58 people killed in the immediate aftermath of the Oct. 1, 2017, attack and turn their research into a wearable, photographable piece of memorial art.
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CCSD bus delays, broken AC units persist weeks into school year, parents say
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — More than a month into the school year, parents across the Clark County School District say bus delays and broken air conditioning units have become a daily problem. Erica Daniels said her middle school daughter has not attended a class in weeks because no bus...
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CCSD Changes AP Course Policies
In an effort to better align with college-level expectations, new Advanced Placement (AP) class policies have been implemented, eliminating retake opportunities and late assignment acceptance. Beginning in the 2026-2027 school year, students were informed about these new changes affecting AP courses. “In college, students are generally expected to meet deadlines...