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When state lawmakers wanted ideas about how to improve the state’s community colleges last year, the Nevada System of Higher Education hired a Colorado-based think tank to scrutinize the four schools.
Harry Reid had quite the threefer last week. He managed to politicize a national tragedy, allege racism where it doesn’t exist and punch Nevada’s largest university in the mouth, all at the same time.
It’s the last thing you want to hear before heading off for a relaxing afternoon poolside, but here goes:
Don’t think of it as swimming. Think of it as taking a bath with a few hundred strangers.
Part of the so-called “New Nevada” will be born Wednesday when laws affecting education and veterans — as well as provisions that will pump an estimated $18 billion into state agencies during the next two fiscal years — become effective.
The $10 million that state lawmakers approved to help recruit new teachers may not arrive in Clark County School District coffers for several more weeks.
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Professionals are switching careers to help fill 2,600 open teaching positions in Las Vegas. Rebel Academy gives them realistic practice before entering the classroom.
It's hard for most people to imagine leaving a high-paying job to become a teacher, but plenty of people are doing it, and the Clark County School District is benefiting from it.
Two months ago, Chris Wood gambled by leaving UNLV early to enter the NBA draft.
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