LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A Nevada law meant to provide retirement benefits to some substitute teachers has been on the books for three years.
Now, the Clark County School District says it is finally putting those requirements in place after previous district leadership failed to do so. But some substitutes say they’re paying the price, claiming their hours are being cut.
“I will be at my hours most likely by mid January, so I wouldn’t be able to work for the rest of the year, the school year,” said Kimberly Johnson, a substitute teacher…