Hillary Davis
Reporter at Las Vegas Sun
Reporter for @LasVegasSun. I write about schools. I like ed policy, cats and big hoop earrings.
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2 days ago |
lasvegassun.com | Hillary Davis
La legislación para ayudar a reparar o sustituir las escuelas en mal estado de los condados rurales de Nevada está a la espera de la firma del gobernador. El proyecto de ley 224 de la Asamblea fue aprobado por unanimidad en el Senado estatal cuando solo quedaban dos horas para que finalizara la sesión legislativa de Nevada el lunes por la noche, el penúltimo paso antes de convertirse en ley. El gobernador Joe Lombardo tiene 10 días para firmar el proyecto de ley.
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2 days ago |
lasvegassun.com | Hillary Davis
Legislation to help repair or replace deteriorating schools in rural Nevada counties is awaiting the governor’s signature. Assembly Bill 224 unanimously cleared the state Senate with just two hours left in the Nevada legislative session Monday night, the penultimate step before becoming law. Gov. Joe Lombardo has 10 days to sign the bill.
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6 days ago |
lasvegassun.com | Hillary Davis
Kamyla Gastelum Sevilla hizo historia por partida doble cuando cruzó el escenario de graduación el mes pasado. No solo fue la primera persona de su familia en graduarse de la escuela secundaria, sino que también fue la primera en obtener un título universitario. Sorprendentemente, logró ambos hitos al mismo tiempo.
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6 days ago |
lasvegassun.com | Hillary Davis
Kamyla Gastelum Sevilla made history twice over when she walked across the graduation stage last month. Not only was she the first person in her family to graduate from high school, but she was also the first to earn a college degree. Remarkably, she accomplished both milestones simultaneously.
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1 week ago |
lasvegassun.com | Hillary Davis
A bill signed by Gov. Joe Lombardo this week will allow school districts to transfer students who have committed substantiated discrimination and bullying to different schools, rather than only being able to move the victims who had already endured being targeted by peers. Lombardo signed Assembly Bill 48, which was drafted at the request of the Clark County School District, on Monday. It had passed the Assembly and state Senate unanimously.
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The governor's big ed bill has landed. AB584 https://t.co/I0VEMNwBAj
Gov. Lombardo is not happy about the K-12 joint subcommittee decision to not apply a proposed SB231-type extension to charter teachers. The original bill also excluded charter educators. https://t.co/SQlOWCeEw1
RT @LydiaD_LV: As a mom my heart is heavy. Praying for the Arbor View community and the family grieving this tragic loss.
