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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...
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CCSD bus delays, broken AC units persist weeks into school year, parents say
Weeks into the school year, Clark County School District parents say chronic bus delays and broken air conditioning pose serious safety hazards.
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A Thank You to Stuco
Students at Shadow know that things like Homecoming and the accompanying assembly are the two of the biggest events of the year, but most of it happens behind closed doors and the StuCo team comes together to make events special for every student at Shadow. Student Council, who meets in room 400 every odd day are in charge of mostly everything that happens around Shadow, with the help of their advisor, Ms. Webb, of course. Mustangs should take a moment to give StuCo the recognition they deserve.
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Communities In Schools of Nevada Appoints Fontainebleau Las Vegas Chief Strategy Officer David Willis to Board of Directors
LAS VEGAS – Communities In Schools (CIS) of Nevada, the nation’s leading evidence-based dropout prevention organization serving 112 Nevada schools, announces the appointment of David Willis, Chief Strategy Officer at Fontainebleau Las Vegas, to its board of directors. In his role at Fontainebleau Las Vegas, Willis is responsible...
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Cut Fences Near Las Vegas Drainage Tunnels Let Kids Wander Steps From Schools
Broken and cut fences near drainage tunnels at Harmon and McLeod are letting people wander into areas where they should not go, and two schoolchildren were spotted riding scooters right past one of the gaps after school let out. The tunnels sit close enough to CW Woodbury Middle School and Lewis E. Rose Elementary that the breach is raising fresh safety concerns for families in the area.
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News 3 clocks speeding drivers outside Arbor View High School
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Drivers are still speeding through the school zone outside Arbor View High School, even after the 2025 death of a student who was hit while crossing the street, according to parents, students and speed checks conducted near campus. Arbor View High School suffered what parents...
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Nevada State University looks to the future with 460+ acres on campus to develop
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Nevada State University is looking at hundreds of acres of open land next to its Henderson campus as its next big opportunity, as the school reports record enrollment this fall. University leaders say the campus has about 512 acres in Southern Nevada, and the school...
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Nevada State University Eyes 452 Undeveloped Acres for Housing, Wellness Hub
Nevada State University — Site of Proposed 452-Acre Development. Nevada State University has roughly 452 acres of undeveloped land sitting on its Henderson campus, and after months of study, planners now have a rough sketch of what could eventually fill it. The recommendations, shared by the university on Sept. 23, call for new housing, gathering spaces, a more welcoming entrance and expanded academic and health facilities, but none of it is close to shovels-in-the-ground yet.
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Las Vegas Mobile Pre-K Buses Bring Free Preschool to Underserved Neighborhoods
Las Vegas is bringing early education to the community. Through its Strong Start Go program, the city operates mobile pre-K buses that pull into neighborhoods where high-quality preschool is hard to find, offering free, half-day classes for children ages 3 to 5. The effort grew out of a data review...
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‘Students can keep learning’: Gov. announces emergency funding to prevent teacher layoffs
Speaking Monday morning at a news conference at an elementary school, Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo said his funding effort was a temporary fix to what is structural issues with public school funding.
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UNLV students protest against border patrol recruiting at CSN
UNLV students in the Young Democratic Socialists of America (YDSA) protested against Customs and Border Protection (CBP) recruiting at the College of Southern Nevada’s career fair. CBP, which works alongside Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) under the Department of Homeland Security, attended the career fair on Sept. 23 despite...
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More Than a Pep Rally: Celebrating the Girls of Gorman
Women in sports. Women in arts. Women in leadership. Women dominate all fields at Bishop Gorman High School, and on Thursday, September 17th, they were honored through an all-girls pep rally. Gorman’s women’s volleyball team took on the Mater Dei monarchs, while the women’s soccer team faced the Faith Lutheran...
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Coral Academy of Science Las Vegas Campuses Earn Strong Marks in 2025-26 Nevada School Performance Framework
Coral Academy of Science Las Vegas (CASLV) is celebrating strong results across its campuses following the Nevada Department of Education’s release of the 2025-26 Nevada School Performance Framework (NSPF) ratings. The annual results include performance information for 860 schools across Nevada and come as the Nevada Department of Education...
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High School Sports Report Week 7
Two local matchups highlighted Friday night high school football slate in Southern Nevada. Palo Verde stayed perfect with a 22-6 road win over Silverado. The Panthers defense helped set the tone, forcing turnovers and keeping the Skyhawks to just six points as Palo Verde continued its unbeaten start. Across town,...
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Las Vegas Recovery High School Unveils Serenity Garden for Students Rebuilding Their Lives
Mission High School in Las Vegas unveiled its new Serenity Garden Saturday morning, giving students who are recovering from substance use a quiet outdoor space designed for what organizers describe as connection, reflection, healing and hope. The Clark County School District campus, which serves grades 9-12, opened its doors nine years ago and has built its program around pairing education with recovery support.