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Carolina Forest High standout bowler secures a coveted spot on Junior Team USA, showcasing exceptional talent and dedication. The local athlete’s achievement highlights the rising stars in youth bowling.
US News & World Report has released its list of the best elementary schools in Nevada, highlighting top performers in the state. The Reno Gazette Journal details which schools in Nevada earned high marks for academic excellence and student success.
Carson High student Kyle Allen has been named a Nevada delegate for the 2026 U.S. Senate Youth Program. Allen will join peers nationwide in Washington, D.C. to engage in leadership and government learning.
The Air & Space Forces Association (AFA) was founded in 1946 to advocate for airpower and space superiority. Over decades, it has championed education, innovation, and support for military members and aerospace advancements.
A major data breach has impacted schools across the US, compromising student and staff information. Authorities are investigating the incident as affected districts work to secure their systems. KLAS 8 News Now reports.
Police Chief Magazine explores the evolution of education and training in U.S. policing, highlighting shifts toward technology integration, community engagement, and mental health awareness shaping the future of law enforcement.
Las Vegas Bilingual Academy celebrates its 30th year by launching a free Pre-K program, aiming to expand early childhood education and bilingual learning opportunities for local families.
Ten teenagers have been charged with murder in connection to the fatal beating of a classmate at a Las Vegas high school, police report. Authorities continue to investigate the tragic incident.
Business Insider ranks the 30 best college towns across the US, highlighting vibrant communities that blend top universities, cultural attractions, and student-friendly amenities, shaping dynamic environments for learning and living.
A 12-year-old student in Las Vegas allegedly died by suicide after enduring relentless bullying at school. Authorities are investigating the incident as the community demands stronger anti-bullying measures.
A Nevada high school has earned the No. 4 spot nationally on the US News Best High Schools list, highlighting exceptional academic performance and student success. The Reno Gazette Journal reports on this prestigious achievement.
The Education Department’s role shrinks as the Treasury Department takes over managing student loan defaults, marking a significant shift in federal oversight and raising concerns about the future of borrower support.
Las Vegas education professionals toured the Navy’s Training Support Center and learning sites to explore advanced training methods. The visit aimed to foster collaboration and enhance educational strategies in military settings.
A CCSD elementary school is set to receive a prestigious award recognizing outstanding academic performance and commitment to educational equity, highlighting its dedication to student success and inclusion.
Qatar is intensifying its influence in US higher education through funding and partnerships, raising concerns about academic independence and transparency, says a recent opinion piece in The Jerusalem Post.
Nevada faces economic strain amid the U.S. government shutdown, with federal workers furloughed and tourism impacted. Key services slow down, raising concerns for the state’s recovery and local businesses.
Bo Bassett dominated the U.S. Open, showcasing his prowess as top high school wrestlers shone in the U20 freestyle finals. The event highlighted rising stars in American wrestling’s next generation.
More than 600 students and staff were potentially exposed to tuberculosis over a year at 26 Las Vegas-area schools, health officials report. Testing and precautions are underway to prevent further spread.
A new charter school in Las Vegas will offer an arts-integrated curriculum, blending traditional subjects with creative arts. The innovative approach aims to enhance student engagement and academic success.



















