CCSD’s new job in charge to keep students out of charter schools

CCSD’s new job in charge to keep students out of charter schools

Even Clark County School District (CCSD) were cutting the budget to eliminate a $68 million deficit, the officials coped together money for a new position focused on keeping the students from leaving the district in favor of charter educational institutions.

About $117,000 was prepared hastily for the new post by making slashes from the deputy superintendent’s office budget, Superintendent Pat Skorkowsky said last week when they approved the district’s $2.4 billion operational budget for the fiscal 2019 year.

No one has yet been appointed for the new marketing position. But when it’s occupied, his/her job include slowing the mass departure of students by highlighting positive composition happening in public schools.