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In a rare move, Gov. Joe Lombardo testified before state lawmakers on Thursday in support of his bill revising a contentious 2019 restorative justice law that school districts and others have said ultimately limited teachers’ ability to deal with disruptive or violent students.

In a rare move, Gov. Joe Lombardo testified before state lawmakers on Thursday in support of his bill revising a contentious 2019 restorative justice law that school districts and others have said ultimately limited teachers’ ability to deal with disruptive or violent students.

Under the bill, restorative justice plans adopted by schools can’t restrict teachers ability to remove ”disruptive” or violent students.

Two Washoe County teachers were awarded with the “Oscars of Teaching.” The honor includes an unrestricted $25,000 cash prize for their own use.

At a legislative meeting in January 2023, Nevada education officials presented school funding plans, and legislators asked how the state defines at-risk students.

Graduation rates in Nevada have overall increased comparing to previous years according to the Nevada Department of Education.

The Washoe County School District board discussed how to fill President Angie Taylor’s District E spot after her Assembly seat win in November 2022.

The Nevada Department of Education (NDE) recognizes the insight the NAEP data provides.

A kindergarten teacher at Diedrichsen Elementary School was named the states Teacher of the Year during a surprise ceremony Wednesday afternoon.

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