Thirty-seven new hires in the Carson City School District gathered for breakfast Tuesday in the Governor’s Mansion.
The partnership with Carson City School District gives priority enrollment to educators who have children in public schools and need help with child care.
This year’s program is “Imaginarium,” an expressive work with several major sections exploring creativity and possibility.
The Carson City School District announced an initiative Tuesday to lock student cell phones and smart devices in secure pouches to be kept with the students during school hours.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Nevada’s Smart Start center expansion efforts are moving forward after closing escrow on its Mountain Street location.
Maria Mermin has a fascination with colors and string. She brings both together to represent memories and stories in compelling sculptures that can speak to anyone in different ways.
The Carson City School Board approved its generative artificial intelligence policy after a second reading during its July 23 meeting.
The Carson City School District’s Nutrition Services program returns to paid free and reduced lunch status for the 2024-25 school year.
Carson City School Superintendent Andrew Feuling expressed concern the state’s “Acing Accountability” metrics present as political posturing before the 2025 legislative session.
Owner Jan Moritz, 82, keeps a keen eye on the comings and goings around her 1982 E. William St., store within Carson City’s Plaza 50.
Nicole Fagundes served as a delegate in a geography education conference and field study in South Korea in June.
Karrina Ferris channeled her desire to motivate political enthusiasm among youth in another pursuit.
Night in the Country music festival, expecting about 10,000, moves from Lyon County Fairgrounds to the Grange with help from county business partners.
Excessive heat warning ends Saturday morning as possible thunderstorms move in during the weekend.
Residents attending the July 2 Mound House Advisory Board meeting were at odds on the Nevada Department of Transportation.
Nevada school districts have begun adopting policy changes regarding the management of student head injuries and concussions based on Senate Bill 80 signed into law last year.
An excessive heat warning will be in effect from Saturday through Wednesday affecting Nevada counties, according to the National Weather Service.
Discussions on the state and local school board levels continue on how to form guardrails and best practices for generative artificial intelligence use in Nevada classrooms.
The final exchange is subject to approval by the Nevada System of Higher Education Board of Regents.
Enrollment in Carson City School District’s 2024 summer school program reflects the year’s ongoing struggles with chronic absenteeism.
Family and friends are hoping a fundraising effort for a stem cell transplant planned for July 1 in Puebla, Mexico, will save him from being bedbound for the rest of his life.
The change would apply to 1.2 miles of U.S. 50 with a focus along the railroad bridge in Mound House to the Battle Born Dispensary.
Wayne Workman said he feels his passion is to be an educator and mentor for students first.
Teachers and administrators are putting in the hard work to flip the Multi-Tiered System of Support triangle that focused on the most critical population of students who were challenged academically and socially, and the results gradually are coming.
Melinda Felix of Carson City smiles when she calls Brendan the “easiest one” to manage of her four sons.
A systematic effort to recognize community partners for their engagement and creative support in schools will be offered.
Tests must directly match questions from the actual citizenship test.
Mealtimes in Carson City’s Harrison household at maximum capacity often is like having lunch in a middle school cafeteria.
Taste of Downtown’s 30th anniversary this year offers a venerated heritage for those who have enjoyed an evening out along Carson Street at the event. Lisa Lee, director of the nonprofit Advocates to End Domestic Violence backing one of Carson City’s longstanding traditions, says it remains a “pretty big street party” for those wanting to get out and meet their neighbors.
Dayton High School’s graduating Dust Devils received a little more than a gentle breeze to accompany their final exit on the football field Thursday.
School’s out and the summer construction season’s in at Carson High School.
The Battle Born Travel Club helps to encourage lifelong learning through travel, Carson High teacher Ben Spence said.
For Principal Dan Carstens, the entire exercise was “surreal” to hold on his campus among colleagues and first responders.
Chief Financial Officer Spencer Winward reported a slight increase in the total general fund revenue of about $500,000 to $80.3 million.
Carson High School graduate twins Anna and Leah Roylance grew up going to school together, but graduate with plans to go on separate journeys.
Carson High School celebrated the graduation of 483 graduates Saturday.
Members of Pioneer Academy’s Class of 2024 will be remembered for their resilience and determination overcoming COVID-19, school educators said.
The top 13 of this year’s graduating class at Carson High School have built a community, the graduates said.
Sierra Lutheran High's top graduates challenge peers to keep eyes upward as they go out into the world.
Approximately 70 Carson High seniors were recognized during the school’s annual Salute to Scholars event at the Carson City Community Center.
Carson ranked third out of 30 area schools in Area 22 based on its excellence in its training, community service and academic achievements.
Bordewich Bray Elementary School fourth grade teacher’s Allie Davis found an interactive way to get her students excited about reading.
Lt. Cmdr. Dan Meyer, 72, retires this year after a career in the U.S. Navy as an officer and senior naval science instructor.
Katherine Rodriguez is learning how she can use her daughter’s story to educate students and parents about traffic safety in the community.
The city of Yerington’s water supply could be impacted in the coming months after a primary production well sustained catastrophic damages.
WNC celebrated its Carson City graduation at Mills Park on Monday. It announced 617 graduates who were approved to receive 692 degrees and certificates.
Pioneer students will continue attending their school under plans that would change it from an alternative school to an off-site, alternative campus of Carson High.
Carson High School’s High Tech Center on May 11 offered numerous playground and coloring activities for preschool and kindergartners.
Green Our Planet’s second annual Northern Nevada Giant Student Farmers Market on Wednesday at Fuji Park encouraged students to put their best foot forward.
To accommodate projected growth, 14,000 square feet in building space will be added to the campus.