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Finding brotherhood in fatherhood: How Dad Tribes is building community in Las Vegas
4+ hour, 51+ min ago (1106+ words) As social isolation continues to affect fathers nationwide, Dad Tribes is providing them with a place to find friendships, support and a sense of belonging, including in Las Vegas. After Preston Duron divorced from his wife, the Las Vegas father…...
VICTOR JOECKS: Fathers remain indispensable
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (586+ words) Society needs less modern feminism and more dads. Sunday is Father's Day. Many children won't have much to celebrate. Around 1 in 4 don't live with their father. That's more than 18million children. It wasn't always like this. In 1960, just 11. 2 percent of kids…...
EDITORIAL: Another education problem money hasn't solved
6+ day, 8+ hour ago (445+ words) Students who haven't learned English well are having a hard time learning other subjects. Students who struggle speaking English are having a hard time learning other subjects. The district believes implementing suggested operational improvements could save almost $80 million annually by…...
Las Vegas camp teaches people with disabilities to gain independence on two wheels
1+ week, 6+ day ago (687+ words) A Las Vegas camp is teaching children, teenagers and adults with disabilities how to ride a bicycle with the help of trained instructors and volunteers, as well as adapted equipment. Bradley Wong confidently rode a bicycle in circles across four…...
Study: CCSD can save $79 M, improve multilingual, special needs education
2+ week, 22+ hour ago (1615+ words) CCSD received a bevy of recommendations aimed at getting more out of the district's diminishing funds and bettering students' educational outcomes. The Clark County School District should redesign its special education programs, rework bus routes and prioritize language development to…...
EDITORIAL: Unprepared students in a classroom free fall
3+ week, 1+ day ago (589+ words) California drops the ACT and SAT and reaps the consequences. Last year, a report compiled at one of California's most prestigious public universities revealed that a significant percentage of incoming freshmen struggled with basic math. Others lacked elementary writing and…...
Second Nevada student knocked out of National Spelling Bee
3+ week, 2+ day ago (374+ words) The second of two Nevada representatives in the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee being held in Washington was knocked out in the third round of the quarterfinals on Wednesday. Priya Konduru, 14, a recent eighth grader at Davidson Academy in Reno, finished…...
LETTER: More to a college degree than earning power
3+ week, 2+ day ago (143+ words) A deeper understanding of culture, history, science. I was thrilled to read in the Review-Journal recently that Inter Mountain Health's Children's Hospital is making headway with approvals from the Clark County Commission. If the Review-Journal wants to criticize climate alarmism,…...
LETTER: AI can be a useful tool in the classroom
4+ week, 1+ day ago (261+ words) Ask students to dig deeper. Artificial Intelligence is equivalent to Wikipedia when it comes to high school or college students. In other words, AI represents a pretty accurate way to obtain data, observations and conclusions about a heck of a…...
EDITORIAL: Bill promoting childhood independence deserves support
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (454+ words) Congress takes up the "free-range" kids cause. Lenore Skenazy has spent the past 15 years shining a light on examples across the country of overzealous bureaucrats and law enforcement officials attempting to criminalize what were once ordinary childhood activities, such as…...