Retiring Principal Lonnie Karges has spent 33 years at the school.
The Carson City School District reported Friday morning it has not received threats of violence or anonymous tips to unspecified schools being circulated in Washoe County School District.
Families had an opportunity to get a head start on enrolling their “littles” for prekindergarten or kindergarten.
Volunteers joined in trash mobs and helped clean up high school campuses in Carson City, Dayton and Douglas County.
Ben Kieckhefer, Chief of Staff to Gov. Joe Lombardo, announced that the Office of the Governor would submit budget amendments Monday to appropriately direct some of the forecasted revenue.
The plan addresses four key areas: school choice, early childhood literacy, improving the teacher pipeline and increasing accountability.
Carson High’s Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps Lt. Cmdr. Dan Meyer was honored as Educator of the Year.
Mayors spoke at annual conference for the Certified Commercial Investment Members of Northern Nevada.
$9.1 million bid awarded to Pellet Construction.
Principal Bob Chambers noted 2022’s graduation rate of 92.3% exceeded 2021’s 88.7%.
Nevada Superintendent of Public Instruction Jhone Ebert addressed how school districts and state agencies are expanding behavioral, mental and social resources so students feel supported.
National Library Month, celebrated in April, honors the contributions of libraries.
Staff and students were surprised to find a Canadian goose and her mate picked her spot to build a nest and incubate her eggs some time just before or during spring break the week of April 3.
Commissioners first will decide whether to uphold a bid protest.
According to a February report, Nevada ranks 13 in the nation for suicide deaths.
The buses will be available for the school’s planned routes and officials will monitor bus data as the technology develops.
The Carson City School District held a job fair Thursday at the district offices on King Street.
Pioneer Academy school nurse/clinical aide Kerri Finn also serves as Carson Educational Support Association’s president.
Superintendent Andrew Feuling said the property would be discussed at the Facilities Master Plan Committee meeting April 14.
The decision waived approximately $201,000 in depreciation payment.
A high school junior has put forth Senate Bill 313 designed to raise awareness for better mental health standards in Nevada school curricula.
Carson City School District’s two middle schools are working on increasing student and parent engagement.
The Lyon County Commission expects to take on significant capital requests.
Superintendent Andrew Feuling said the district has a deadline of May 2025 to provide notice of intent to buy the property.
Lawsuit filed by Reno developer Stan Lucas pertaining to the Traditions Village Subdivision in Dayton.
Andrew Feuling addressed a joint meeting of the Assembly Ways and Means and Senate Finance committees.
Carson City School District’s transportation department is experiencing shortages.
Teachers and parents agreed changing high school start times would benefit students to keep them from falling behind academically.
Maverick Simon of Mound House received two perfect scores in the high school division.
Carson City School District officials are exploring how to improve school safety.
The foundation, responsible for providing financial and community support for schools, has a high balance this year at $110,139.73.
The Nevada Department of Education is gathering feedback about setting school start times.
Gov. Joe Lombardo asked Nevada lawmakers to set aside party differences and put school safety first Thursday as he testified on his Assembly Bill 330, which revises current restorative disciplinary practices in the classroom.
Thornton’s bill would revise provisions relating to head injuries for students in Nevada schools.
Tierney Frost designed the cover for Kinkade DeJoseph’s new book, “The Raven and the Crow: Shores of Blood."
Boys and Girls Club Youth of the Year finalists were honored in a luncheon at the Governor’s Mansion.
Carson City expects to see an overall increase of about $8.9 million in its general fund revenues for the 2023-24 school year.
Eagle Valley Middle School’s expansion was completed last year.
The training program for safe and effective battery recycling practices uses the Mobile Manufacturing Lab.
Residents offered an opportunity to ask various experts about the application process and preparing for accepting foster children.
About 50 students in the Jobs for Nevada’s Graduates program visited the Legislature, Supreme Court and Gov. Joe Lombardo.
County officials said they would apply for a grant to retrofit the fire station.
First responders, law enforcement officials and health care officials gathered to pay tribute to former caregiver and REMSA Care Flight nurse Ed Pricola and to support his family in a private vigil Friday at Carson Tahoe Regional Medical Center.
Joint subcommittees on K-12, higher education and capital improvement projects held the Legislature’s first school budget hearing.
Parental rights group Power2Parent Union has announced a merger with Northern Nevada’s Battle Born Moms for Education.
The Carson City School District approved the corrective action plan.
The district has offered full reimbursement of iteach tuition to any candidate who is hired.
The total purchase price for the site was not to exceed $2 million.
Reports from school districts will allow the Division of Internal Audits to summarize key findings.
The district 3 trustee was born and raised in Carson City and graduated from Carson High School in 1997.