District cites cost as CCSD moves to comply with 2023 substitute teacher benefits law

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — The Clark County School District is moving forward with its plan to comply with a law passed in 2023. That means some substitute teachers will have their hours cut.

Substitute teachers are asking for a solution after CCSD announced changes to comply with the law. The district said it was not implemented under previous leadership.

“Substitute teachers did not request that their working hours be restricted, nor should they bear the consequence of the district’s failure to implement the legislation,” said Lois Glenn-Carter, a CCSD substitute teacher…

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