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Eldorado students bused to Desert Pines after power loss

By Trevon MilliardLAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL
September 19, 2012 - 10:00 am
 

Eldorado High School is without power and students have been bused to Desert Pines High School while NV Energy tries to resolve the outage, according to Clark County School District officials.

Students will be taken back to Eldorado, near Washington Avenue and Nellis Boulevard, at the end of the day so transportation won’t be disrupted. After-school activities are scheduled to continue as planned, and parents have been notified of the outage through the district’s automated calling system, ParentLink.

Contact reporter Trevon Milliard at tmilliard@reviewjournal.com or 702-383-0279.

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