Clark County School District in the news

Aaron Ford, a Nevada Democratic candidate for governor, engaged with Clark County School District teachers on pressing issues like school funding, cost of living, and student conduct.

A Clark County School District bus collided with a car, injuring a student and prompting a lawsuit, as school bus crashes have increased, leading the district to adjust school start times for safety.

Student enrollment declines in Nevada are creating budget issues for public schools like the Clark County School District, while charter schools see overall growth but seek long-term funding solutions due to their reliance on per-pupil funding for operational and facility costs.

The Clark County School District Police Department decided not to pursue a new agreement for Flock camera systems following a review by Chief Jeff Clark.

Clark County School District police will not pursue a new agreement to access Flock surveillance cameras, a decision made after a temporary halt on their use for investigations and public debate over the technology's privacy implications.

Several teachers from various schools in the Clark County School District received new Toyota RAV4 vehicles through the Rally in the Valley event.

The Clark County School District Police Department will not pursue using the Flock camera system after a thorough review by Chief Jeff Clark.

Clark County School District Police will not pursue a new agreement to access the Flock camera system after a review of its procedures.

Clark County School District police will not contract with Flock Safety for license plate readers following privacy concerns.

Canarelli Middle School in Las Vegas opened its $50,000 newly remodeled library, a collaboration by the Clark County School District and partners, in preparation for the 2027 College Football Playoff.

Canarelli Middle School in Las Vegas opened a new STEM lab, funded by a partnership between the College Football Playoff Foundation and the Clark County School District, to enhance its science, technology, engineering, and math programs.

A new study indicates that Nevada's millions of dollars in funding for at-risk high school students are not improving their graduation rates or academic performance.

Clark County School District opens applications for school choice and magnet programs for the 2027-28 school year.

Clark County School District is accepting applications for the 2027-2028 school year for open enrollment, magnet programs, and the Central Technical Training Academy.

Clark County School District has established new recruitment and spending procedures in response to a state audit that revealed wasteful recruitment trips, untracked scholarship spending, and inappropriate procurement card use under previous leadership.

Clark County School District is experiencing budget difficulties in 2026-27 due to falling student numbers and higher staff pay, but has received emergency funding to help.

Clark County School District staff involved in 2023 "wasteful" recruitment trips to Miami and other locations, costing tens of thousands of taxpayer dollars without hiring teachers, still work for the district despite a state audit's findings.

The article discusses the upcoming Clark County School District Board of Trustee elections, highlighting candidates' stances on issues such as declining enrollment, school closures, student discipline, and district funding.

Parents are demanding metal detectors at Clark County School District schools after a gun was found at Green Valley High School, the second such incident in two weeks, raising concerns about student safety despite the district's implemented security enhancements.

A student was taken into custody after a gun was found at Green Valley High School in Henderson, leading to an arrest by CCSDPD and no threats to safety.