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Keep The Super Search Local !

The President of the Clark County Education Association says Clark County School Trustees need to keep the search for a new Clark County School Superintendent local.

2013/05/20

CCSD Super Search Status Report

CCSD will take the next next in its search for a Superintendent on Monday.

2013/05/17

(Photo: KXNT Sam Stone) Gingerbread man testifies as Eighth District Court Judge Susan Johnson and fourth grader Asthon Whipple preside over the mock trial of the Big Bad Wolf.

Jury Says Wolf Ate Pigs

Defense attorneys for Alexander “Big Bad” Wolf were unsuccessful in their bid to prove that two little pigs were killed when their homes collapsed due to poor construction.

KXNT Newsradio–2013/05/10

(Photo by David Sherman/NBAE via Getty Images)

School District to Host Town Hall Meetings

If you want to talk, the Clark County School District is listening. The district is hosting a series of town hall meetings over the next month, in locations all over the valley.

KXNT Newsradio–2013/04/12

Nevada Attorney General Catherine Cortez-Masto (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)

Nevada AG Targets For-Profit Colleges

Nevada’s Attorney General has joined other AGs in endorsing a bill to crackdown on marketing and recruitment practices at for-profit universities.

2013/03/18

Skorkowsky Named CCSD Interim

Pat Skorkowsky, a deputy Superintendent in the Clark County School District, has been selected by the School Board as interim Superintendent of the nation’s fifth-largest school district.

2013/03/14

Adelsons Give $50 Million To Educational Campus

Sheldon and Miriam Adelson have made a $50 million dollar donation to the Adelson Educational Campus.

2013/02/06

Nevada High School Graduation Rate Worst In Nation

Nevada has a 62 percent high school graduation rate amd will need to graduate thousands more to reach the national average.

2012/11/28

Sandoval Weighs In On Battle Between CCSD And CCEA

Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval is urging the Clark County teachers union and school district administrators to work out their differences over $40 million in possible federal grant funding.

2012/11/01