Important Safety Message Regarding Rosemary Clarke Middle School
Dear Families and Community,
We are writing to address rumors currently circulating on social media regarding a potential safety threat at Rosemary Clarke Middle School scheduled for tomorrow.
Please be assured that the safety and security of our students and staff are our highest priorities. As soon as we were made aware of these social media posts, school administration immediately partnered with the Nye County Sheriff's Office to conduct a thorough investigation. Deputies thoroughly evaluated the online posts, conducted student interviews, and completed home visits.
Following this comprehensive investigation, law enforcement confirmed that there is no evidence supporting any threat to our campus. The rumors are unfounded, and school will proceed on its normal schedule tomorrow with full confidence in our campus safety. In an abundance of caution, the sheriff's department will increase the police presence at the school and in the area.
We want to thank the individuals who alerted us to these posts. This situation serves as a valuable reminder of the importance of our "See Something, Say Something" practice. We also encourage our school community to report concerns directly to administration or law enforcement rather than sharing unverified rumors on social media, which can cause unnecessary fear.
Thank you for your continued trust and partnership in keeping our students safe.
Sincerely,
April Sutton
Principal, Rosemary Clarke Middle School
This message was drafted by Gemini and edited by school and district communication teams.
All RCMS parents should also receive this notification via text message. If you have a child at RCMS and do not receive a text, please contact the school to update your contact information in Infinite Campus.
RE: School & District Investigation Process Clarification
The Nye County School District (NCSD) emphasizes the following facts and guidelines regarding investigations:
The district investigates every report and accusation made regarding student or staff concerns.
While we understand the community's desire for full transparency in every situation, federal and state privacy mandates strictly protect student records and employee personnel files; as a result, specific investigative findings, student and/or personnel outcomes, disciplinary actions, and evidentiary details cannot be disclosed to complainants, parents, or the public.
During an investigation, out of an abundance of caution, we may remove students from the classroom and place employees on administrative leave; however, we work under the same fundamental principle as our legal system: Every individual is presumed innocent until proven guilty.
The safety, security, and well-being of our students across all Nye County communities remain our highest priorities. We strongly encourage parents, staff, and community members to refrain from engaging in or spreading unverified rumors, particularly across social media channels. The dissemination of speculation can hamper official investigations and cause unnecessary distress.
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Survey Link: https://snap.nyeschools.org/survey-2026familyfall
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The NCSO has completed it's investigation of the area, and we have been cleared to lift the lockdown at all locations.
Dear Parents and Guardians,
The safety and security of our students and staff are our highest priorities. I am writing to inform you that J.G. Johnson Elementary, Pahrump Valley High School (PVHS), Mt. Charleston Elementary, and Pathways Innovative Education have all been placed on a precautionary LOCKDOWN protocol at the request of the Nye County Sheriff’s Office (NCSO).
The Sheriff’s Office requested this protocol while addressing an incident report. Please be assured that this situation is ongoing, but all students and staff are safe and secure inside their respective school buildings.
During a Lockdown procedure, regular classroom activities pause, all exterior and interior doors are locked, and hallway traffic is restricted so emergency response personnel can effectively manage the surrounding neighborhood. No entry or exit from any of the affected campuses is permitted at this time. Please do not attempt to travel to any of the school sites, as access is strictly restricted for everyone's safety.
We are in constant communication with law enforcement and will send an update as soon as the Sheriff's Office clears the area and lifts the protocol. Thank you for your patience, trust, and cooperation as we keep our schools safe.
Sincerely,
School Administration & District Leadership
This message was drafted by Gemini and edited by school and district communication teams.
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Saturday, July 25th - One week from today!
7:30am-11am
Pahrump Valley High School
501 E. Calvada Blvd.
Students are required to be at the event to receive products and services.
Please read the article on the Times' website here: https://snap.nyeschools.org/pvt-veabucket2026
Saturday, July 25th
7:30am-11am
Pahrump Valley High School
501 E. Calvada Blvd.
Students are required to be at the event to receive products and services.
Take a look at these flyers for information about our Summer Food Distribution Program
Saturday, July 25th
7:30am-11am
Pahrump Valley High School
501 E. Calvada Blvd.
Students are required to be at the even to receive products and services.
Please read our original post about the breach here: https://snap.nyeschools.org/instructureupdate
The latest update from May 12, 2026 can be found here: https://snap.nyeschools.org/instructureupdate2
At this time, we do not expect future updates, but if the situation changes, we'll let you know.
We are so excited to announce Nevada TRIP (Transition Roadmap through Innovative Partnerships) the ultimate interactive adventure for Nevada students!
Whether you’re navigating school, thinking about your first job, or planning for life after graduation, Nevada TRIP is here to help you find your way. Designed specifically for students with an IEP or 504 plan (ages 10-24), this gamified app and website lets you:
🚗 Choose Your Avatar – Pick your favorite vehicle to hit the road!
📍 Explore the Roadmap – Navigate stops tailored to your age (Under 14 or 14 & Over).
🎥 Watch & Learn – Level up with fun educational videos in English and Spanish.
🏅 Earn Badges – Collect achievement badges as you complete each stop!
Parents and educators, this is a fantastic tool to help our youth build self-advocacy and independence. Don’t wait! Start your engine and explore the roadmap today!
👉 Visit now: NEVADATRIP.NV.GOV or get started on the NCSD Nevada TRIP webpage.
#NevadaTRIP #TransitionRoadmap #StudentSuccess #InclusiveEducation #VRNevada #Independence #IEPSupport
If you purchased raffle tickets for the Gabbs quilt fundraiser, the winner is Leila Horn, who is a long time resident of Gabbs. Her family puchased several tickets for her because of her long history with the community and school.
Leila rasied four children in Gabbs, and all are graduates of Gabbs High school. In 1978 her family also hosted an exchange student from Mexico who also graduated. She worked at the first cafeteria in the school and then at the local magnesium mine, which is among the oldest operating mines in the world.
She finished her work years as a Nye County Municipal Judge and retired.
She always says, "Learn something everyday and it will be a good day!!!"
With her community history, she'll cherish her new quilt from the students of Gabbs.
May 1st, 11:00-1:00
Mt. Charleston Elementary
Subject: UPDATE: Round Mountain MHS Safety Inspection Complete
Dear Round Mountain Families,
The safety and well-being of our students remain our highest priority. I am pleased to follow up on my earlier message and inform you that the Middle/High School building has been cleared for re-entry.
All students are safe. Following a comprehensive inspection by our supplier and maintenance personnel, no propane leak was detected. As an added measure of safety, all propane sources have been disabled, and a district HVAC specialist is arriving to perform a secondary inspection.
Parents were notified of the initial building clearance earlier today. During the inspection, students were kept safely under constant supervision in the gym and on the elementary playground, where they were provided lunch.
Students are now returning to their classrooms, and we will continue with the remainder of the school day as scheduled. Thank you for your patience and for your trust in our safety protocols.
Thad Wind, Principal
Round Mountain Schools
Dear Amargosa Families,
I am writing to provide an update regarding the Stay-Put protocol at Amargosa Schools. Working closely with the Sheriff’s Office, we have been informed that the protocol can now be lifted.
All students and staff are safe. Parents and guardians were previously notified of the Stay-Put, and we want to assure you that there is no danger to our school facilities. Law enforcement is aware of the individual's location, which is far from our school site.
We are returning to our normal school operations and will allow known visitors on campus. As an added measure of caution for the remainder of the afternoon, we will have adults accompany students to the restroom.
Thank you for your patience and for trusting us with the safety of your children.
Amanda Arceo
Principal, Amargosa Schools
