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Feds’ list of most expensive colleges

What are the most expensive colleges? That depends what you mean by “most expensive.”

Three valley students earn Gates Millennium scholarships

Rancho High School graduate Chorkin Chau is eager to start college classes and begin her professional career. She, along with fellow Rancho student Kevin Prasad and Loren Ayala of Advanced Technologies Academy, will not have to pay for college. They are among the 1,000 students in the country to be named Gates Millennium Scholars, which covers tuition, books, housing and other fees through graduation.

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Delta Academy’s charter school status renewed

Delta Academy, a Las Vegas charter school for students with behavioral, emotional and social challenges, will remain open for at least six more years despite posting poor student performance.

New federal rules aim to rid schools of junk foods

uWASHINGTON — High-calorie sports drinks and candy bars will be removed from school vending machines and cafeteria lines as soon as next year, replaced with diet drinks, granola bars and other healthier items.

State’s students doing poorly

Nevada’s public school system remains dead last in the nation for a second year running, according to an annual analysis of children’s well-being released today.

Clark High School students take gold at Science Olympiad

A team of 15 Clark High School students advanced from the state level to the 29th Annual Science Olympiad National Tournament in Dayton, Ohio, May 17 and 18. They earned the school’s first gold medal in the Olympiad by competiting in more than 20 hands-on lab events and tests designed by top scientists.

L.A. school district to give every student an iPad; $30 million order

NEW YORK — Los Angeles’ school system, the second largest in the United States, is ordering iPads for all its students, handing Apple a major success in its quest to make the tablet computer a replacement for textbooks.

Reno students ingest substance at ‘Safe and Sober’ party

RENO — Washoe County deputies are investigating after some students at a Catholic high school in Reno ingested an illegal substance at a “Safe and Sober” graduation party.

Hospice meets more than end-of-life needs

Richard, a spirited 90-year-old with a life-limiting disease, is graduating from hospice after a recent hip fracture. Who knew people could graduate from hospice without dying? There is much more to hospice care than just the last few days of a person’s life.

Southern Nevada nature opens eyes of Hispanic youth

Brushing the hair out of his eyes, Julian Elias tilts his head back and gazes up at something most Las Vegans have seen. The Hoover Dam.

National study rates Nevada teacher education programs low

Teacher preparation programs in Nevada are not adequately training the next generation of educators, according to a national study that reviewed more than 1,000 programs and was released Tuesday.

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