Nevada Supreme Court Decision Permanently Blocks Use of School Funds to Pay for Vouchers
The Nevada Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling in the Lopez v. Schwartz case, permanently blocking the use of public school funds to pay for the state’s Education Savings Acount
New Measure of How Attractive States are for Teachers Puts Nevada Near the Bottom
Could This Explain Our Teacher Shortage? The Learning Policy Institute (LPI) recently released a new study detailing key factors that affect teacher supply and attrition. The analysis of all 50 states
Nevada Supreme Court ruling expected to affect school choice legislation nationwide
This story first appeared in the Las Vegas Review-Journal on September 29, 2016. To read the original version, click here. The impact of the state Supreme Court’s decision Thursday to
Parents reeling following ESA ruling by Nevada Supreme Court
This story first aired on Channel 8 on September 29, 2016. You can view the original story here. The halt to the controversial ESA program by the Nevada Supreme Court
Parents Need to Know: They Have an Important Role in the New CCSD Reorganization
The Clark County School District reorganization plan means the potential exists for schools to become more responsive to their local communities. But that can only happen if parents’ voices are loud
The CCSD Reorganization: Parents will be the Key to Success
Under the reorganization plan approved by the Nevada Legislature and State Board of Education, each school in the CCSD will become an independent “precinct” with the power to determine its budget, staffing
$750M for a stadium? Here’s how that could aid education
This story first appeared in the Las Vegas Sun on September 02, 2016. Read the original version here. Debates about building stadiums in Las Vegas are nothing new, but the
Community Rallies Around Plaintiffs Challenging Vouchers at the Nevada Supreme Court
On July 29, 2016, a large rally gathered outside the Nevada Supreme Court at the Regional Justice Center in downtown Las Vegas to show support for the brave parents who
51% of Nevadans Say No to ESA Vouchers
A Rasmussen poll was conducted via landline telephone. 750 Nevadans were polled and it shows that the public is not in support of ESA vouchers. The results had more persons