School funding inequality isn’t limited to the oft-discussed state-level disparities — in fact, national spending differences paint an even bleaker picture. A new report published today by the nonprofit group

The state’s Republican establishment was gleeful Wednesday, after Clark County District Court Judge Eric Johnson ruled the new Education Savings Account program was constitutional. ESAs, as they’re called, allow parents

The Republican-led state legislature passed the law last year to provide parents with at least $5,100 a year in taxpayer money for private school tuition. The law is being challenged

The legal battle over Nevada’s school choice law allowing parents to tap into taxpayer money to pay for private school tuition is inching closer to climax before the state’s highest

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Read the article Education Savings Accounts won’t help students By David G. Sciarra

By Sylvia Lazos ENN, Policy Director Imagine that public education is a large ship, in which close to 460,000 children labor every day to learn the basic skills of life,

Nevada Attorney General Adam Laxalt has asked a Carson City judge to dismiss a second lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the state’s new education savings accounts, widely considered to be