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On January 21, 2026, Clark County schools proved something parents have felt for a long time: our children are not the priority in this system—politics is. While parents believed their kids were in locked, secure classrooms, teachers and administrators allowed hundreds of students to walk out of class to join an anti‑ICE protest during the school day. Some parents even reported that teachers helped organize, encourage, or supervise the walkouts, while other parents had no ide

Before Title IX and before women had broad access to organized team sports, there was Babe Didrikson Zaharias. As a young girl, Babe was my hero. I remember writing a grade-school report about her because I wanted others to understand how exceptional she was and what she navigated as a female athlete in an era with limited opportunities. In the 1930s, women’s athletic participation was largely confined to individual sports, not because of a lack of interest or ability, but be

This is my first blog, and I’m grateful you’re here to share this conversation with me. Suzanne Littrell Hello friends — this is my first time sharing publicly like this, so thank you for being here with me. I’m a former athlete, stuntwoman, wife of a Medal of Honor recipient, and a lifelong believer in fairness and opportunity for girls and women in sports. Title IX shaped my life in ways I’ll never forget, and today I feel called to speak up about protecting the opportuniti

When it comes to shaping the future of our children’s education, sitting on the sidelines is not an option. We need to step up, speak out, and demand a seat at the table. Parental advocacy is not just a buzzword; it’s a powerful tool that can transform schools and communities. Let’s dive into effective parental advocacy strategies that empower families to influence education policies and protect their children’s interests. Understanding Parental Advocacy Strategies Parental a

Nevada family engaged in Education Nevada’s education system has been operating under structural strain for decades. Chronic overcrowding, some of the lowest academic proficiency rates in the nation, high teacher turnover, and a district that ranks near the bottom nationally have pushed parents to re-evaluate what “public education” even means. It’s no surprise that school choice , charter schools, ESAs, micro-schools, learning pods, private options, and competitive public ma

THIS MONTH: A Note From Our Chairwoman Member Highlight! Join Our New Legislation Committee! Become a Silver State Sentinel Stay Informed Year-Round CCSD School Board Meetings & Important Dates Upcoming Events Lights, Camera, ACTION A Word From Our Chairwoman Chairwoman of Clark County Moms for liberty Moms for Liberty, Clark County, Nevada We’re in full holiday mode and feeling the joy of the season! As we close out 2025 and I’m filled with excitement for all the new change

When it comes to shaping the future of our children, no one should have a louder voice than the people who know them best. That’s why understanding the role of parental rights in education is not just important - it’s essential. We’re not just talking about the right to sign permission slips or attend parent-teacher conferences. This is about having a real say in what our kids learn, how they learn it, and the values that guide their education. Why Parental Rights in Educati

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