Nevada Ed-Watch: CCSD 12/11/25

Junta Directiva del Distrito Escolar del Condado de Clark

¿Qué es el Consejo de Administración y de qué es responsable? Los fideicomisarios del CCSD toman las decisiones del distrito escolar. Siete miembros son elegidos según el distrito; cuatro son representantes designados de los cuatro municipios más grandes del Condado de Clark (Condado de Clark, Ciudad de Las Vegas, Ciudad de Henderson y Ciudad de North Las Vegas). Son responsables de supervisar al Superintendente y establecer la política de todo el distrito. Los fideicomisarios son responsables de trabajar con sus comunidades para mejorar el rendimiento estudiantil.

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¿Con qué frecuencia se reúne el Consejo de Administración? Los administradores se reúnen dos veces al mes (segundo y cuarto jueves) a las 17.00 horas, tanto virtualmente como en la sala de juntas del Centro Educativo Edward A. Greer (2832 E Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89121).

Haga clic aquí para consultar la lista completa de reuniones y órdenes del día de los administradores..

¿Pueden los miembros de la comunidad participar en las reuniones de los administradores? Los órganos decisorios se benefician enormemente de las aportaciones del público y de sus múltiples puntos de vista. En la actualidad, el público puede enviar comentarios sobre los puntos del orden del día y los que no lo están a través del correo electrónico o de una grabación de voz. Los comentarios del público pueden hacerse en persona, por correo electrónico o mediante grabación de voz. Los comentarios por correo electrónico deben enviarse a Boardmtgcomments@nv.ccsd.net. Para enviar una grabación de voz sobre los puntos del orden del día, llame al 702-799-1166. La grabación de voz de los comentarios del público está limitada a 1 minuto y 30 segundos.

Thursday, December 11, 2025

Reunión de la Junta Directiva del Distrito Escolar del Condado de Clark

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Click here to see the meeting agenda addendum.

Vea la reproducción de la reunión.

¿Qué ocurrió en esta reunión?

Trustees Heard the Board President and Superintendent Year in Review

Entre los aspectos más destacados de la presentación figuran los siguientes:

• This year, the Board showed an impressive level of teamwork in duties including adopting a governance model, selecting a new superintendent, and selecting legal counsel.
• CCSD accomplishments this year include strengthening financial practices, opening or rebuilding 7 campuses, 97.5% of bus routes running on time, only 3% of schools experiencing a major operating issue on day 1, and significant academic growth across the district.
• Future goals include strengthening school safety, reviewing district grading policy, and increasing proficiency rates.

Trustees Approved the Consent Agenda (7-0)

Puntos destacados del orden del día:

• Intrastate interlocal agreement with the Department of Employment, Training, and Rehabilitation
• Designation of a critical labor shortage
• Adoption of CCSD Regulation 6122.2
• Repeal of CCSD Regulation 6124.1

Explore aquí los puntos del orden del día consensuados .

Trustees Conducted a Joint Meeting with the Audit Advisory Committee

Trustees Heard a Presentation on the Annual Independent Auditor’s Report for FY Ending June 30, 2025

Trustees Approved the 2026 Amended Final Budget (7-0)

Trustees approved the 2026 amended final budget. Highlights of the presentation included:

• The amended final budget is based on updated information including audited budget information from the 2025 fiscal year and first quarter enrollment counts.
• The General Fund opening fund balance decreased by $164.3 million due to a lower than predicted school and Medium-Term bond fund carry forward, as well as a change in how prepaid items are calculated.
• The portion of the budget that is unassigned is 4.25%, which meets the requirements of CCSD Regulation 3110 and NAC 354.650.

Explore the amended final budget, the budget presentation in English, and the budget presentation in Spanish.

Trustees Conducted a Public Hearing on and Accepted the Revisions to the 2025-27 Negotiated Agreement between CCSD and the Clark County Education Association (7-0)

Trustees held a public hearing on and approved revisions to the 2025-26 Negotiated Agreement with the Clark County Education Association. Revisions included:

• Updated language about teachers’ civil and criminal proceedings records and specified that these records may be used as evidence but only specific records (e.g., felonies) can be added to a teacher’s personnel file.
• Added “Speech Language Pathologist” to the list of positions that receive a new salary placement when transferring into the position.
• Removed outdated references.

Explore the negotiated agreement.

Trustees Held a Public Hearing On and Approved the Indian Policies and Procedures for Federal Impact Aid Program, Section 7003 (7-0)

Trustees held a public hearing on, then approved the Indian Policies and Procedures for Federal Impact Aid Program, Section 7003.

• Language referring to the “Las Vegas Paiute Tribe of the Las Vegas Indian Colony” has been updated to “Las Vegas Paiute Tribe”.
• In addition to direct communication with parents/guardians, correspondence will be emailed to the Las Vegas Paiute Tribe Education Department, which will then distribute the information to the Las Vegas Paiute Tribe Tribal Council and the Las Vegas Paiute Tribe Education Committee.

Explore el documento de la audiencia pública.

Trustees Approved a Notice of Intent Relating to CCSD Regulation 4100 (7-0)

Trustees approved a Notice of Intent relating to CCSD Regulation 4100 – Relationships, Interactions, and Communications Between District Employees or Representatives/Volunteers and Students. Changes to the regulation include:

• Clarified that independent contractors and vendors who have unsupervised contact with students are required to submit fingerprints and pass a background check.
• Clarified that members of work-based learning programs are not included in the fingerprinting requirement unless they directly oversee the participation of or have unsupervised contact with a student.
• Nonprofit organizations can no longer exempt an individual from the fingerprinting requirement for volunteers who are likely to have unsupervised contact with students.
• Specified that public entities can exempt members from the fingerprinting requirement provided multiple conditions are met.

Explore la notificación de intenciones.

Comentarios del público

Los miembros del público compartieron comentarios sobre:

• Extracurricular event standards
• Religion in schools
• Parents’ rights
• Teacher responsibilities and discipline
• Payment options in schools

The next Meeting of the Board of Trustees is Thursday, January 8, 2025, at 5:00 p.m.