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Clark County School District Ignores Shocking Survey Results

February 1, 2026February 1, 2026 SnapLive Newsacademic performance, CCSD, Clark County School District, community concerns, education survey, Las Vegas education, mental health resources, parental feedback, school start times, student well-being0 comment

As the Clark County School District navigates the complex feedback from its recent survey, parents and educators are left wondering: why is their overwhelming support for later start times being ignored? With many advocating for the well-being of students, it’s time for the district to truly listen to the community’s concerns. Read More

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CCSD’s Stunning Move: Extended School Days for Better Scores

January 30, 2026January 30, 2026 SnapLive Newsacademic performance, CCSD, educational equity, extended school days, holistic education, instructional time, school reform, student outcomes, student well-being, tutoring0 comment

CCSDs stunning move to implement extended school days aims to boost student scores by providing extra time for learning and support, igniting a vibrant debate among educators and parents about its potential impact on academic success. With additional hours and even weekend sessions on the table, many are eager to explore how this initiative could reshape the educational landscape. Read More

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CCSD’s Stunning New Start Times: High School Starts Later!

January 21, 2026January 21, 2026 SnapLive Newsacademic performance, adolescent sleep patterns, CCSD, education policy, high school start times, later start times, mental health, school schedule changes, stakeholder perspectives, student well-being0 comment

The Clark County School Districts new high school start times aim to give students the rest they need, aligning school schedules with research that emphasizes the importance of adequate sleep for better academic and mental health. As this change unfolds, it invites a dialogue among parents, educators, and students on its potential benefits and challenges. Read More