A 20-year-old college student died days after participating in a fraternity “Fight Night,” prompting an investigation into the event’s safety and the fraternity’s practices. Authorities are examining possible charges.
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A recent HowStuffWorks report highlights the 10 least educated states in the U.S., focusing on low high school completion rates and other educational challenges impacting workforce readiness and economic growth.
O.J. Simpson, former NFL star and actor, gained worldwide notoriety following his 1995 criminal trial for the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. His case remains a landmark in American legal history.
“Sesame Street” has launched a new initiative aimed at helping children cope with trauma. The project offers resources and support to assist young viewers in understanding and managing difficult emotions during challenging times.
Nevada ranks low in national education standings, but Clark County shows improvement, outperforming state averages. Despite challenges, local schools exhibit progress, signaling potential for statewide growth, according to recent data.
Nevada joins several states in suing the U.S. Department of Education over $6 billion in federal education funding. The lawsuit challenges the department’s allocation methods, aiming to secure fair distribution for schools.
California’s universal school meal program, praised for boosting students’ happiness and removing stigma, could inspire similar initiatives nationwide, reshaping how schools address child nutrition and equity.
A Las Vegas school counselor allegedly told a teen she would “get raped,” sparking outrage. The disturbing claim has prompted an investigation into the counselor’s conduct, raising concerns over student safety.
A 12-year-old girl riding her bike was struck and killed by a school bus in Las Vegas, marking the second student death in a crash within one week, city officials confirmed. Investigations are ongoing.
The Center for American Progress proposes reimagining the school day to better support students’ learning and well-being. Their plan emphasizes flexibility, extended learning, and enriched enrichment opportunities.
The Brookings report reveals the evolving geography of foreign students in the U.S., highlighting key states and cities attracting global talent amid shifting enrollment trends and policy changes.
The U.S. Department of Education has discontinued the Blue Ribbon Schools program, prompting several states to create their own versions to recognize outstanding K-12 schools. This shift marks a new chapter in educational honors.
A recent 24/7 Wall St. report reveals U.S. cities with the lowest high school graduation rates, highlighting areas facing significant educational challenges. The findings underscore urgent needs for improved resources and policies.
Durango High School in Las Vegas was locked down after an ‘unsubstantiated’ threat, authorities confirmed. Police quickly secured the area, ensuring student safety while investigations continue.
North Las Vegas marked Arbor Day with a community event focused on tree planting and environmental education. Officials and residents joined forces to promote urban greenery and sustainability.
Nevada is showing signs of progress in its education system, with improved test scores and increased graduation rates. Channel 13 Las Vegas News KTNV reports on key initiatives driving this positive change statewide.
Two Las Vegas students were named U.S. Presidential Scholars, recognizing their exceptional academic achievements and leadership. The honor highlights their hard work and bright futures ahead.
The Las Vegas mother of Jonathan Lewis, beaten to death by a mob outside his school, vehemently rejects a plea deal offered to the accused bullies. She demands full accountability for her son’s tragic death.
Durango High’s JROTC program made history as the first to officially dock with the U.S. Space Force, marking a new milestone in military education partnerships, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.
Fifteen Nevada campuses have earned a spot on U.S. News & World Report’s list of best high schools, highlighting the state’s commitment to academic excellence. The rankings spotlight top-performing schools across Nevada.