The Las Vegas teen dreams of going pro in basketball or football while county officials search for his permanent home.

Kalli designs her own costumes and jewelry — now Clark County hopes a family with pets will adopt her.

Gray Elementary's new reading nooks and STEAM zones are one of 15 Clark County makeovers tied to the 2027 College Football Playoff.

The first 250 families at Saturday's East Las Vegas event get free tote bags and school supply kits, plus dental screenings.

Mabel Hoggard Elementary houses over 150 animals, from goats to reptiles, on a campus students win a spot at through blind lottery.

Dr. Ni'Cola Mitchell's nonprofit lands at Northwest Career & Technical Academy this Saturday, tackling bullying and self-image for girls ages 9 to 20.

The $95.7 million campus on Alto Avenue replaces a 1965 building and gives students washers, dryers and reflective windows.

The Marlow campus opened Wednesday with twice the classrooms — and a $10 million gift inspired by one family's own 2.5-year wait for a spot.

A Wizard of Oz-inspired weekend is bringing tornadoes, robots, drones and creative challenges to downtown Las Vegas.

David is an avid reader with dreams of Japan and a future protecting his community. Clark County is seeking a creative, supportive home where he can keep exploring.

CCSD’s Back to School Guide sets Aug. 10 as the first day, mandates signal‑blocking pouches for grades 6–12, and lists registration, meal and event details.

United Way of Southern Nevada says new scholarships will expand free Pre-K seats across the valley, covering more than a thousand children at dozens of centers.

A new analysis using federal childcare data finds Las Vegas families pay the largest share of income for an eight‑week summer camp — squeezing local budgets. Local free and sliding‑scale programs help, but gaps remain.