Education
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Nevada college students: Free resources you may not know about
Nevada colleges and universities extend a helping hand so you can focus on your education instead of financial or emotional stress.
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NSHE regents consider ending higher education DEI board
State college leaders will meet to debate removing the system’s inclusion committee as universities face mounting federal pressure over campus programs.
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Nevada high school ranks in top 5 nationally in US News 2026-27 list
Though Nevada may not always be known for its quality of education, U.S. News & World Report recently noted one Reno school as among the best high schools in the country in its 2026-2027 Best High School Rankings.
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Flock wants into Nevada’s colleges. Here’s what to know
Flock Safety pitched its surveillance cameras to police departments overseeing Nevada’s public colleges, sparking debate over student privacy and campus safety.
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Nevada college tuition set to increase
Nevada higher education faces a nearly $50 million fiscal shortfall, prompting officials to vote on increased tuition.
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Nevada regents approve statewide tuition hikes of up to 12%
Regents say the increases are intended to maintain current staffing levels, academic programs and student services.
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Se acerca la fecha límite de inscripción abierta para el CCSD
Estudiantes y familias del Condado Clark tienen hasta el martes 13 de enero para entregar su solicitud de cambio de escuela fuera de su zona escolar, incluyendo escuelas magnet y la Central Technical Training Academy para el año escolar 2026-27.
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CCSD open enrollment deadlines approaching
Clark County students and families have until Tuesday, Jan. 13, to apply for open seats in schools outside their zone, including magnet programs and the Central Technical Training Academy for the 2026-27 school year.
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Reno da el primer paso para facilitar la apertura de centros de cuidado infantil
El Concejo de la ciudad de Reno aprobó por unanimidad este miércoles la primera lectura de una ordenanza que busca desmontar—o al menos aliviar—los costos y trámites que hoy dificultan la apertura de centros de cuidado infantil en la ciudad.
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School choice and low funding create enrollment vacuum for Nevada public schools
As the educational landscape adjusts to structural changes like reduced federal funding, expanded school choice, and charters, enrollment in low-ranking schools plummets.
