Teachers are pushing hard to let Nevada voters decide whether the state’s mining corporations should pay more in taxes to support education, but proposals for ballot issues are on hold as the industry maneuvers to […]
A proposed ballot measure that would increase Nevada’s mining tax rate to help fund education would collapse rural economies and strain the state’s social safety net, according to an industry official. “We‘re willing to have […]
Welcome to Academic Literacy 101. Today we’ll be talking about the tedious process of getting a terminal degree, the highest degree possible in a given field. We won’t be wasting time negating Wall Street Journal […]
Maria Stevens, a sophomore at the University of Nevada, Reno, was scared when she tested positive for the virus that causes COVID-19 on Oct. 6. As she filled out her reporting form, she thought about […]
My name is Sarah Bryant and I’m a Washoe County teacher. This is a day-by-day account of my activities during the first two weeks of school in Reno, a city in the grip of the […]
Teachers are dying to return to the classroom; they’d rather not risk students’ health — or their own disability or death — to do it. As Washoe County schools prepare to reopen Aug. 17 and […]
Nevada’s unsurveyed expanses made it difficult to know what properties were best. So the state arranged a trade. Sec.7. And be it further enacted, That sections numbers sixteen and thirty-six, in every township, and where […]
Ongoing recession problems undercut faculty morale. […]
How journalism damages education with bad information. […]
Education in Nevada limps along. […]
Neighborhood devotion and educational expansion collide. […]
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