Author: Illiana Banuelos

Tag along as students learn about all the different careers in construction.

About 600,000 immigrants and refugees live in Nevada. Moving to a new country can be challenging, however. Learn how Clark County School District’s new Family Support Center helps newcomer students and their families transition to life in a new country.

The new Career and Technical Academy opening in northeast part of the valley for the 2023-2024 school year will offer 10 programs, including three not found elsewhere: logistics, clean energy, and social work. Get a behind-the-scenes look with Principal Ryan Cordia as the school is under construction.

Principals are always looking for ways to make schools friendly for students and creating a calm learning environment for them. Sierra Vista High School is one of a handful of CCSD schools that has a trained therapy dog on campus. Find out how Dood supports students’ social and emotional health.

October is College Preparedness Month – and students start thinking more about what happens after they graduate from high school. CCSD’s director of Guidance and Counseling, Monica Martin, talks about student aid, scholarships, and more.

Meet some of the people who help keep CCSD Transportation running smoothly!

CCSD Food Service provides about 230,000 meals a day. Find out more about all of the coordination and hard work that goes into preparing nutritious meals for students across Southern Nevada.

Students talk about what it means to be an Upstander and more.

In honor of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, go inside West Career & Technical Academy’s cybersecurity program and meet a student studying this in-demand career

Clark County School District (CCSD) Trustee President Irene A. Cepeda, Superintendent Dr. Jesus F. Jara, and Public Education Foundation (PEF) leaders surprised District employees today, who were selected as CCSD Employees of the Year. Support Professional Employee of the Year: The Support Professional Employee of the Year is Mr. Mario Galvez, who has been with the District for three years. Mr. Galvez was previously the site-based computer technician at J. Harold Brinley Middle School and has since transitioned to Palo Verde High School. The nomination of Mr. Galvez mentioned his role goes beyond his position as a site-based computer technician:…