Nevada: After a Department of Justice audit recommended the Carson City School District do more to help English-language learners succeed, the district is creating a full-time director of the English as a second language program. “One of our main goals is to start with the elementary level and follow them right through high school to offer as many resources as possible,” said Superintendent Richard Stokes. “We want to see them all walking across the stage with high school diplomas.”
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