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Lieutenant Commander Dan Meyer, NJROTC instructor at Carson High School, was honored last night as the Carson City School District’s Educator of the Year, at the Tuesday, April 25, School Board Meeting and annual event.

Carson City has issued a warning about a mountain lion that was seen today in the area of King Street and Ormsby Boulevard, near Carson Middle School. "Please use caution and keep children and pets under close supervision at all times," the warning reads.

The theme for the 2023 Nevada Reading Week is “One World, Many Stories.”

ZEPNYR COVE, Nev. — The Whittell Warriors eighth grade volleyball team capped off a perfect season on Thursday, Feb. 16, by winning the Tah-Neva volleyball tournament. After winning the league championship on Tuesday, Feb. 14,...

The reading challenge was designed to help minimize the loss of achievement gains made during the school year,

The Carson City School District has announced 13 new principals and district administrators for the 2022-2023 school year.

The new greenhouses are part of TGP’s main location at Carson High School.

Jillian Shufelt, Distance Education assistant at Pioneer High School was recognized as the Education Support ... Tad Williams, Jr., fifth grade teacher at Fritsch Elementary School was named Carson City School ...❮❯   When Brittany Witter student taught at Eagle Valley Middle School, she joked with an eighth grade teacher to save a spot for her return full-time to teach there. Now she’s happily serving Eagle Valley’s students as a social studies teacher, having been quoted in an interv...

CHS Senior Serena Dantzler has entered a public speaking competition for the Future Business Leaders ... CHS Student of the Week is Nathan Reynolds, a senior Phil Brady   The outside temperature is changing, coats and sweaters are being exchanged for shorts and T-shirts, and getting ready for summer may result in the temptation to be critical of one’s outward appearance. Current times are still difficult for many, and although society is moving towards safe and positive change, many you...

She does so much! Congratulations to Carson High School’s Lavon Sollberger on being awarded Certified Employee of the Year. Lavon, an Administrative Specialist, upon the receiving of her award said “I have no need for a web cam or microphone on my computer; at a recent virtual staff meeting, my speakers experienced a case of the hiccups, and I lost the sound, so off to a co-worker’s office I went observing social distancing rules and sitting on the far side of the office just to ...