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In a news release Friday, the Nevada Department of Education said it’s “committed to transparency and dedicated to improving student outcomes across the state.”
CARSON CITY — Two Nevada students were among 161 high school seniors announced by the U.S. Department of Education Secretary Dr. Miguel Cardona as the 57th class of U.S. Presidential Scholars.
Four years ago, 120 schools in Nevada received a five-star rating for performance, the highest that could be given. Last school year, that number dropped to 85 schools, according to the Nevada Report Card from the Nevada Department of Education.
CARSON CITY — Nevada high school science students showed a 5.09 percent improvement this year over 2017-18 results. Science performance in elementary schools increased over the prior year while middle school performance decreased, according to a highlight summary released Wednesday by the Nevada Department of Education.
/PRNewswire/ -- GENYOUth, the national non-profit organization founded by America's dairy farmers and the NFL to create healthier school communities, today...