When the new school year begins on August 11, the Clark County School District (CCSD) will have its lowest number of teacher vacancies in decades, with 97% of classrooms having a licensed teacher.

The Clark County School District has reduced teacher vacancies entering the upcoming school year, attributing the change to investments made over the last several years.

“I’m excited about the start of the school year,” said Clark County Education Association President, Marie Neisess. “I like where we’re at.” As head of the largest teachers’ union in Nevada, she has ...

Summer vacation is winding down, and prepping for the new school year is beginning.As Clark County students prepare to head back to school, we're giving you everything you need to get your family ...

Arlington's Green Valley community has a long and, in many ways, distinguished past. Coming into being before the Civil War, ...

The VGK Foundation supports the Clark County School District by continuing different initiatives throughout the school year.

Prince George's County Executive Aisha Braveboy outlines her goals for economic development, crime reduction, and support for ...

First-day jitters and new backpacks filled the hallways Wednesday morning as students returned to Clark-Pleasant and ...

Nevada's gun laws are again under scrutiny after a Las Vegas man opened fire in Midtown Manhattan, killing four people and ...

Walker Furniture has partnered with the Clark County School District (CCSD) to introduce a new wellness room designed to ...

In nearly two weeks, the school year for Clark County School District students will begin. Preparing for the first day of ...

Helena resident Jeremiah Johnson, who lives near Bryant Elementary School, told the city commission at a Monday night meeting ...