CCSD schools, educators recognized for leading STEM initiatives
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — The Clark County School District (CCSD) earned a big honor for its science programs.
Eight CCSD schools and two educators were recognized for leading STEM initiatives with designations made by the Governor’s Office of Science, Innovation and Technology (OSIT).
“Incorporating science, technology, engineering and mathematics concepts into student learning early on supports future interests in pursuing education and careers in the field,” said CCSD Interim Superintendent Dr. Brenda Larsen-Mitchell in a news release.
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The new recognition makes a total of 27 CCSD schools with the OSIT distinction.
The following CCSD schools are now recognized in 2024 as Governor Designated STEM schools:
- Sandra B. Abston Elementary School
- Roberta C. Cartwright Elementary School
- Kenny C. Guinn Middle School, STEM Academy
- Lomie G. Heard Elementary School
- Mabel Hoggard Math & Science Magnet School
- Rancho High School
- Southeast Career and Technical Academy
- West Career and Technical Academy
Two CCSD educators recognized by OSIT and the Nevada Department of Education include:
- Dana Cuni, Southwest Career and Technical Academy: Southern STEM Teacher of the Year
- Claire Romzek, Lied STEM Academy: Southern STEM Advocate of the Year
To view the total list of CCSD schools recognized by OSIT, visit ccsd.net.