IndyFest highlights Clark County’s Read by 3 retention policy as educators and parents debate its impact on student success. The Nevada Independent explores diverse perspectives on early grade retention and literacy outcomes.
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Nevada has secured a $51 million federal grant to expand access to charter schools, aiming to increase educational opportunities and support innovative learning across the state. The initiative is set to boost enrollment and resources.
A Las Vegas student has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly attacking a teacher over grades. Authorities say the violent incident took place on school grounds. Investigation is ongoing.
The United States urgently requires an education moonshot to address widening achievement gaps and prepare future generations for a competitive global economy, argues a recent PressReader analysis.
Parents in Las Vegas express outrage over a charter school’s math lesson plan labeled “peculiar” for its unconventional teaching methods. The controversy has sparked calls for curriculum review and clearer standards.
Seniors are increasingly exploring themes of resilience, identity, and social justice in their college admissions essays, reflecting a generation shaped by global challenges and a desire for meaningful change.
Sports Illustrated ranks the top 10 NBA players drafted directly from high school, highlighting legends like Kobe Bryant and Kevin Garnett. The list celebrates their impact on the league and high school-to-pro success stories.
CES 2026, the world’s largest IT and home appliance exhibition held in Las Vegas, USA, buzzed with groundbreaking innovations and tech unveilings, drawing global attention to the future of smart living and digital connectivity.
The College of Sciences at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) offers cutting-edge research and diverse programs in fields like biology, chemistry, and physics, fostering innovation and academic excellence.
Four Seasons Press Room unveils its latest print preview, showcasing exclusive content and upcoming releases. This sneak peek highlights the publication’s commitment to quality and innovation in print media.
The 2025 update from NCHStats reveals current teacher salaries across the U.S., highlighting regional disparities and trends. Despite gradual increases, many educators face ongoing wage challenges.
The Texas teachers’ union has filed a lawsuit against the state, challenging a probe into educators’ social media posts featuring Charlie Kirk. The union argues the investigation infringes on free speech rights.
Dentsply Sirona has announced its expanded 2025 lineup of DS Worlds, showcasing cutting-edge dental innovations and education. The global events promise to advance dental care with expert insights and hands-on experiences.
“An Eye-Opening International Education,” published in 2012 by The New York Times, explores global schooling systems, highlighting innovative teaching methods and diverse cultural approaches that reshape traditional education paradigms.
School shootings in the US remain at record highs, according to a CNN report. The surge highlights ongoing challenges in addressing gun violence in educational settings, sparking renewed calls for policy reforms.
A union is suing Texas’ education agency for probing teachers over social media posts about conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. The Midland Reporter-Telegram highlights concerns over free speech and teacher privacy.
Secretary of Education calls for “radical change” to address ongoing challenges in the U.S. education system. The push aims to improve equity, access, and quality amid growing concerns nationwide.
Quartz highlights 6 top U.S. trade schools excelling in career readiness, offering hands-on training and strong job placement. These institutions equip students with skills for high-demand industries nationwide.
The largest US school district has blocked ChatGPT, citing concerns over student data privacy and academic integrity. The move highlights growing scrutiny of AI tools in education. More on ZDNET.
Lois Tarkanian, a pioneering figure in Las Vegas education and politics, has died at 90. Renowned for her dedication to public service, she left a lasting impact on the community. KSNV reports.