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The opportunity to attend Western Nevada College while in high school is a chance for students to expedite their post-secondary education and save some money in the process.
Jared Lord says he’s running for governor because he believes he can help bridge the partisan divide. “I’m seeing a lot of just opportunity for positive change to happen,” Lord said. “There’s so much just animosity and partisanship and just anger that, it just frustrates me to see and I really want to be part of fixing that.”
Dayton Elementary School in Lyon County was honored Wednesday along 13 other schools including Carson High in Carson City as a Nevada Purple Star School. Schools receiving the designation have committed to supporting the educational and social-emotional needs of military-connected children and their families.
Laura Ricks, TOSA/Instructional Coach at Empire Elementary School, was honored as the Carson City School District’s Educator of the Year, at the Tuesday, April 23, school board meeting and annual event.