The Reno Gazette Journal highlights the 10 best Nevada charter schools, ranked by U.S. News & World Report. These top-performing schools showcase excellence in academics, innovation, and student success statewide.
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Every Nevada high school football helmet is now showcased inside Allegiant Stadium, celebrating local sports heritage. This unique display honors the state’s high school football legacy, uniting communities and fans statewide.
The Andre Agassi Foundation for Education was honored with the FBI 2014 Director’s Community Leadership Award for its impactful efforts in supporting education and empowering underserved youth across the U.S.
AIM Las Vegas Campus has been recognized on USA TODAY’s America’s Top Vocational Schools 2025 list, highlighting its excellence in career-focused education and training. The accolade reinforces AIM’s commitment to workforce readiness.
A new ArcGIS StoryMap reveals stark income inequality across Las Vegas neighborhoods, highlighting economic divides that impact housing, education, and services in the city’s growing urban landscape.
Lawmakers nationwide are advocating for stricter school discipline policies amid rising concerns over student safety. The push aims to address violence and create more secure learning environments, sparking debate on the balance between safety and equity.
U.S. News and World Report has ranked Nevada’s top 10 high schools, highlighting academic excellence across the state. The Reno Gazette Journal details the list, showcasing standout schools shaping Nevada’s future leaders.
Las Vegas is tackling youth disconnection with innovative programs offering job training, education, and support for young people without degrees or employment, aiming to rebuild futures and boost the local economy.
A Colorado school district has reinstated a substitute teacher previously suspended for a social media post supporting conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. The decision followed public debate on free speech and employee rights.
Times Higher Education’s 2022 rankings highlight the best public universities in the U.S., showcasing institutions excelling in research, teaching, and innovation. Leading the list are renowned schools known for academic excellence and impact.
Nevada students cite low engagement as a key reason schools rank poorly statewide. They propose hands-on learning and increased student voice to boost interest and improve outcomes, according to The Nevada Independent.
Las Vegas business leaders have voiced strong support for UNLV President, defending his leadership amid recent controversies. They emphasize his positive impact on local education and economic development.
An elementary school is fostering independence by encouraging students to cook meals and walk dogs. This hands-on approach builds responsibility and life skills, empowering kids beyond the classroom.
USA Today reports on the victims of the Las Vegas shooting, honoring those lost and injured in the tragic 2017 attack. The article provides a comprehensive list, paying tribute to lives forever changed.
The Las Vegas school district has accepted a $1.9 million bid for a site featuring a Cold War-era bomb shelter, marking a unique sale that blends local history with educational development, KSNV reports.
The City of Las Vegas partners with NTT, Inc. to launch the largest private 5G network in the US, enhancing connectivity for public safety, smart city applications, and municipal services.
The U.S. Department of Education has ended the Blue Ribbon Schools program, prompting several states to create their own versions to recognize outstanding schools, as reported by Education Week.
A rise in student suicides in Las Vegas has prompted school officials to accelerate reopening plans. Authorities aim to provide in-person support and curb mental health crises amid the pandemic.
Genius School U.S. is revolutionizing education by advancing student learning through innovative teaching methods and technology. KSNV reports on how this approach is helping students reach new academic heights.
A Las Vegas private school is recalling yearbooks after a senior included a Nazi quote, sparking outrage. The school condemned the incident and pledged a thorough investigation, according to the New York Post.