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The National Education Association of Southern Nevada protested what they called a poor response from district officials to violent incidents in CCSD schools.

Project REAL has built a tool parents can use to talk with their kids about the law and the consequences of breaking it as arrests on CCSD campuses become more common.

CCSD teachers are expected to receive electronic panic button devices as it moves to boost security in the wake of incidents that include a violent after-school attack that left a teacher injured and unconscious in her classroom.

Move 4 Less said they are recognizing teachers in the valley for national Teacher Appreciation Week by giving a $1,500 Visa card and basket with various goodies to a teacher who receives the most nominations.

Clark County Education Association President Marie Neisess sent a message to Nevada legislators and the Governor Steve Sisolak at the CCSD conference addressing school safety measures after a teacher was violenty attacked last week.

Accountability and the need for immediate action. That’s what some Clark County School District teachers are demanding from administrators. This comes after a student was arrested for attempted murder after attacking a teacher at Eldorado High School.

A teacher was brutally assaulted at Eldorado High School this week — the latest in a string of violent acts at CCSD schools. Parents and teachers say district policies are partially to blame, and point the finger at one policy in particular.

Gov. Steve Sisolak's office says he will discuss a collaboration between Amazon Web Services and the state next week.

It's the goal of every parent and teacher: helping our kids succeed. Now, a new group wants to be the change for Clark County students who may not have that support system. The group "Dads in Schools" believes addressing violence in our local high schools will make a difference.

Too many kids not being able to read do math at a proficient level within the Clark County School District. Superintendent Dr. Jesus Jara called the current achievement rates unacceptable in his state of the schools speech Friday. He also addressed school violence.