Parents Need to Know: CCSD Vaccination Requirements

By: Rachel Arroyo Caldwell Published on: 19/06/2024

By Rachel Arroyo Caldwell, Power2Parent The decision to vaccinate our children is a highly personal one that demands research be done. Here at Power2Parent, we encourage parents to exercise their rights with regards to making the decision that is right for each child and family. Children attending public school within the Clark County School District must provide proof of vaccination upon enrollment, unless they are exempt based on religious belief or medical condition. Though immediate requirements vary based on age and grade level, students must have the following vaccinations to enroll: DTaP/DTP* (5 doses) *Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis- version for infants

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Parents Need To Know: Gender Policies in Clark County School District, Washoe County School District

By: Rachel Arroyo Caldwell Published on: 02/05/2024

By Rachel Caldwell, Power2Parent The policies governing gender identity and expression differ substantially between Nevada’s two largest school districts – Clark County School District and Washoe County School District. Clark County School District is governed by Policy 5138 – ‘Addressing the Rights and Needs of Students with Diverse Gender Identities or Expressions.’ It is the more conservative policy of the two. Washoe County School District is governed by Administrative Regulation 5161 – ‘Gender Identity and Gender Non-Conformity – Students.’ The biggest difference between the two is the stance each governing document takes on a parent or legal guardian’s right

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Parents Need To Know: Sexual Harassment and Assault Awareness

By: Rachel Arroyo Caldwell Published on: 09/04/2024

Rachel Caldwell, Power2Parent *Warning: This article contains sensitive content. When I was a senior in high school, I worked as a host at a local beachside restaurant. My first blatant experience with sexual harassment occurred there. A manager slapped my backside in front of other coworkers as he was passing by the host stand. I remember being completely shocked and utterly paralyzed by what had taken place. As a 17-year-old, I had never been harassed in that manner and did not know what to do. This male manager was at least 18 years older than me. The result: I

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