The United States is home to some of the largest school districts worldwide, with New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago leading in student enrollment. These districts manage diverse populations and complex educational demands.
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The 2025 NFPA Conference & Expo will take place in Las Vegas, Nevada, gathering fire safety professionals to explore the latest innovations, standards, and technologies shaping the future of fire protection worldwide.
Nevada’s new proposal aims to attract more teachers from abroad by easing certification requirements and offering incentives, addressing critical staffing shortages in the state’s schools, reports the Las Vegas Sun.
A US Jewish teenager was found with a swastika carved into their back at school. Six weeks later, authorities have yet to identify the perpetrators, raising concerns about campus safety and hate crime investigations.
The Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine at UNLV advances medical education and research, emphasizing community health and innovation. Located at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, it shapes tomorrow’s healthcare leaders.
Former President Donald Trump signed an executive order calling for the dismantling of the U.S. Department of Education, aiming to decentralize federal control over schools, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Faith Lutheran High School is advancing to its third consecutive USA Hockey National Tournament, showcasing consistent excellence on the ice. Coverage by FOX5 Vegas highlights the team’s impressive journey and future prospects.
The City of Las Vegas partners with NTT to launch the largest Private 5G network in the US. This initiative aims to enhance connectivity, boost smart city applications, and improve public services.
A Las Vegas school outbreak left 130 students projectile vomiting outside, sparking concern among parents. Officials have yet to identify the cause, leaving families seeking answers. Investigations are ongoing.
A new report highlights unique challenges rural schools face, including limited funding, teacher shortages, and inadequate access to technology, underscoring the urgent need for targeted policy solutions.
UNLV is among several colleges under investigation by the Trump administration for alleged misuse of federal funds. The probe aims to ensure compliance with financial regulations and accountability in higher education institutions.
A substitute teacher at a crowded Las Vegas school confronted a student who allegedly used a racial slur in the hallway, sparking a physical altercation. Authorities are investigating the incident, sources say.
USA Today reports on the victims of the Las Vegas shooting, honoring those impacted by the tragic 2017 mass shooting. The article details the lives lost and the enduring impact on families and the community.
Times Higher Education has released its 2025 rankings, spotlighting top US universities. Harvard, MIT, and Stanford lead the list, showcasing academic excellence and cutting-edge research in higher education.
In 2023, school shootings have surged nationwide, with over 30 incidents reported across multiple states. This article from Education Week details the locations, impact, and ongoing concerns for student safety.
Las Vegas area schools have been ranked second-worst in the nation for quality, according to recent data. Concerns over funding, class sizes, and resources persist as families and educators call for urgent reforms.
The City of Las Vegas website highlights the rich history of the city’s first high school, established in the early 1900s. Serving as a cornerstone for education, it laid the foundation for Las Vegas’ growing community.
Ford said Trump lacks the authority to dismantle the Department of Education, emphasizing that such actions require congressional approval. The statement came amid ongoing debates over federal education policy.
COMMENTARY: The U.S. Department of Education faces sharp criticism for ongoing failures to improve student outcomes and manage resources effectively, prompting calls for urgent reform amid growing public frustration.
Voters in four states recently weighed in on higher education funding and policy proposals, with mixed outcomes reflecting regional priorities and budget concerns, signaling varied public support for college initiatives nationwide.