LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — The Clark County School District has reduced teacher vacancies entering the upcoming school year, attributing the change to investments made over the last several years.
Post pandemic, CCSD would begin the first day of classes with more than a thousand teacher vacancies. But when classes start in August, CCSD will have only 280 openings, according to the district.
“Our schools have not been fully staffed since 1994. That’s over 31 years ago. But today that dream is finally within reach,” RoAnn Triana, CCSD’s chief human resources officer, said on Thursday…