Nevada stands out as a pivotal swing state in the 2024 presidential race. Its diverse electorate and key issues could tip the balance, making it a focus for campaign strategies nationwide.
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Wayne State University researcher Warrior plays a key role in keeping U.S. Olympians healthy from COVID-19. His efforts help ensure athletes stay safe and perform at their peak during the Games.
UNLV is under investigation for allegedly using racial preferences in its educational programs. The probe examines whether admissions and activities unfairly favored certain racial groups, raising concerns about equity in education.
In 2018, there were over 23 school shootings in the United States, highlighting ongoing concerns about gun violence in educational settings. The Guardian reports on the impact and calls for policy reform.
Police reports and video were released showing a campus officer kneeling on a teen near a Las Vegas high school. The footage has sparked community outrage and calls for a thorough investigation.
The USDA plans significant cuts to food bank and school food programs, raising concerns over increased food insecurity. The changes could impact millions who rely on federal nutrition assistance. Details on next steps remain unclear.
A school board group has appealed to the US government for assistance in addressing threats against members. The board cited rising violence and intimidation, urging federal support to enhance security measures.
Las Vegas hosts over 20 microschools, offering personalized education alternatives. One standout example emphasizes small class sizes and tailored curricula, reflecting a growing trend in local education options.
Reno’s Davidson Academy ranked No. 1 in Nevada and No. 4 nationwide in the US News Best High Schools list. The prestigious recognition highlights the school’s exceptional academic performance and student success.
The Trump administration will return over $5 billion in public school funds previously withheld, restoring crucial support for education. This move aims to alleviate budget shortfalls and bolster school programs nationwide.
DEA Las Vegas partners with community stakeholders to launch a new comprehensive strategy targeting the opioid crisis, aiming to enhance prevention, treatment, and enforcement efforts across the region.
Former President Trump has taken steps making it more difficult to close the U.S. Department of Education. His recent actions aim to safeguard the agency amid ongoing debates over its future role.
After an 18-month delay, a Las Vegas school is set to perform “The Sound of Music.” The long-awaited production marks a triumphant return to the stage for students and staff, eager to share the beloved musical with the community.
The Nevada National Security Site has announced sponsorship of a Las Vegas robotics team following a feature by News 3 KSNV. The partnership aims to boost STEM education and local youth engagement.
ProPublica reports that America’s adult education system is failing millions, leaving workers unprepared for today’s job market. Experts call for increased funding, updated curricula, and stronger career support to close the skills gap.
Nevada is considering a constitutional amendment to overhaul higher education governance. The proposal aims to streamline decision-making and improve accountability across state colleges, says Brookings.
Families are increasingly leaving public schools, prompting shifts in education dynamics. This trend could reshape funding, classroom diversity, and teaching methods nationwide, as alternative schooling gains momentum.
“An American Education” explores the evolving landscape of U.S. schools, highlighting challenges such as funding gaps, curriculum debates, and efforts to address inequality. The Washington Post provides in-depth analysis and firsthand accounts.
A Las Vegas school is being praised as a model for closing achievement gaps, showcasing effective strategies in education equity. The Nevada Independent highlights its innovative approach and impressive student outcomes.
UNLV is under investigation for alleged use of “racial preferences” in educational activities. The probe, highlighted by the Las Vegas Review-Journal, scrutinizes the university’s admissions and program practices.