For Immediate Release: Voucher Scheme Initiative Petition Challenged in Court
Beverly Rogers and Rory Reid of The Rogers Foundation sue against efforts that take public funds to support unaccountable private schools that can discriminate against students Las Vegas, NV
ENN Supports Efforts To Identify Revenue and Minimize K-12 Impact
Despite the devastating proposed cuts in Nevada’s budget due to the Covid 19 recession, Educate Nevada Now acknowledges the efforts of Governor Sisolak to minimize impact to K-12 public schools
SB543 – Funding Formula Commission Tasked With Huge Responsibility First meeting of the SB543 Commission takes place tomorrow
Tomorrow, September 27 at 10 a.m. is the first meeting for the SB543 Commission that will decide how to implement the new public education funding formula. There is likely
Press Release: SB543 – Nevada’s Missed Opportunity to Transform K-12 Funding
Carson City, NV – Today, during the final hour of the 80thLegislative Session, the Nevada Legislature passed Senate Bill 543, a bill that failed to enact any real change and
Press Release: Study Demonstrates Nevada Lags In Funding Education
For Immediate Release: April 9, 2019 Study Demonstrates Nevada Lags In Funding Education Nevada is the only state to rank in bottom ten in all three categories highlighted in
Celebrating our educators and students
This week we celebrate teachers across the country during Teacher Appreciation Week. Educate Nevada Now would like to thank all Nevada teachers who go the distance for their students and
Where the education bills stand
A quick update on the education bills we’ve been monitoring On the heels of the holiday weekend, our legislators were up in Carson City working hard to meet deadline
SB 390 Let’s expand ZOOM school opportunities for more students who need it
Tuesday, April 11th there is a scheduled hearing with the Education Committee to begin at 3:30 p.m. on various topics including ZOOM schools, we encourage people to tune in, testify
New Voucher Bill, What’s The Difference?
Last week the Governor’s office introduced SB 506 a bill that would follow through on the Nevada ESA/Voucher program, right after Senator Majority Leader Aaron Ford declared Senator Scott Hammond’s