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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1 week ago |
lasvegassun.com | Hillary Davis
Editor's note: Este artículo está traducido al inglés. El proyecto de ley 398, que proporcionaría un salario adicional a los profesores que ocupan puestos difíciles de cubrir, sigue vigente en la Asamblea Legislativa de Nevada tras superar el primer plazo de aprobación en comisión. El plazo de la semana pasada redujo considerablemente el número de proyectos de ley que se están debatiendo en el sector de la educación primaria y secundaria en esta sesión.
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1 week ago |
lasvegassun.com | Hillary Davis
Editor's note: Este artículo está traducido al español. Assembly Bill 398, which would provide extra pay for teachers in hard-to-fill positions, remains active in the Nevada Legislature after surviving the first committee passage deadline. The deadline last week significantly reduced the number of bills under consideration in the K-12 education sector this session. Assembly Speaker Steve Yeager, D-Las Vegas, is the sponsor of the teacher compensation bill.
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1 week ago |
lasvegassun.com | Hillary Davis
Editor's note: Este artículo está traducido al inglés. Los legisladores estatales están considerando un proyecto de ley para hacer más difícil la prohibición de libros en las escuelas y bibliotecas públicas de Nevada. El proyecto de ley 416 de la Asamblea, que fue aprobado por su comité la semana pasada, limita la retirada de materiales de la biblioteca y protege a los bibliotecarios de repercusiones penales, civiles o laborales por poner a disposición los materiales.
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1 week ago |
lasvegassun.com | Hillary Davis
Editor's note: Este artículo está traducido al español. A bill that would make book bans harder to achieve in Nevada’s school and public libraries passed its first hurdle toward becoming law. Assembly Bill 416, which limits removal of library materials and protects librarians from criminal, civil or workplace repercussions for making materials available, cleared the Assembly Judiciary Committee last week and now moves to the full Assembly.
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1 week ago |
lasvegassun.com | Hillary Davis
Jhone Ebert will earn $385,000 per year as the newest superintendent of the Clark County School District. The school board unanimously approved Ebert’s employment agreement tonight. Her first day of work is on Monday. The four-year contract runs through April 14, 2029. The school board, as the superintendent’s supervisors, will give Ebert an annual performance review no later than Dec. 15 every year.
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Posted today: next Wed's CCSD work session agenda. Trustees outline how they would like to resume in-person trustee outreach in their districts. https://t.co/yD6ngXlqhP
Rural schools issues👇 "And it is not as though the residents of White Pine County have not worked hard to meet the needs of their community. In fact, they have been committed to doing so for decades now." https://t.co/UtX94DQztf
Block grants. Iowa and Oklahoma are already testing the waters. https://t.co/SRREhK2kGT