LAS VEGAS ( KLAS ) — About a quarter of Nevada’s high school students are getting ahead in dual-credit programs, and schools see an opportunity to increase participation.
Former Gov. Brian Sandoval, now president of UNR, was in Las Vegas Wednesday touring Northwest Career and Technical Academy a day after the university touted the growth in its dual-credit enrollment around the state.
But the leader in Las Vegas is still College of Southern Nevada (CSN), where vocational training plays a big role alongside academics…