Karen Gray
Open-meeting-law fines: Solution or loop-hole?
Fines are no substitute for vigorous enforcement
Fines should not be a substitute for vigorous enforcement of current penalties.
Is CCSD preparing for a segregation lawsuit?
Legal counsel repeatedly claims attorney-client privilege
The legal status of the Clark County School District's desegregation plan remains an open question — one that the district refuses to clarify.
CCSD’s Westside story
How bureaucracies are marginalizing the children in West Las Vegas
How bureaucracies are marginalizing the educational opportunities of the children in West Las Vegas.
AG readies bid for subpoena powers over public bodies
Proposal faces many obstacles, objections
Masto's proposal faces many obstacles and objections.
The CCSD machine
School district active on all fronts to get, keep and control public money
Top officials in the Clark County School District have conducted large-impact, overtly political operations to ensure that maximum taxpayer dollars continue flowing into the district — regardless of the number of students it seriously fails.
The super-secret superintendent search
Clark County school board maneuvers around open-meeting laws
While looking for a new leader, the Clark County school board is maneuvering around open-meeting laws.
Nevada schools' billion-dollar blind spot
Shouldn’t superintendents be subject to ethics-in-government laws?
Why aren't superintendents subject to ethics-in-government laws?
A response to Attorney General Masto
Her commitment to open-meeting law enforcement remains in question
Questions remain about her commitment to open-meeting law enforcement.
