LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The Clark County School District is working to find new roles for 97 support professionals and 6 licensed personnel due to lower-than-expected enrollment at some schools.
The enrollment shortfall directly impacts school budgets, prompting the district to use surplus and reduction in force processes to relocate affected workers to new schools.
The district said it is “premature” to indicate it is planning to lay off workers.
| What is the current situation for impacted Support Professionals? | |
|---|---|
| Support Professionals involved in the Fall Surplus Process: | 140 |
| Support Professionals who selected a new position in Surplus: | 42 |
| Support Professionals who resigned during Surplus: | 1 |
| Support Professionals who did not select a new position: | 97 |
| What is the current situation for impacted Licensed Personnel? | |
|---|---|
| Licensed Personnel involved in Surplus Process: | 146 |
| Licensed Personnel who selected a new position: | 136 |
| Licensed Personnel who resigned: | 4 |
| Licensed Personnel who did not select a new position: | 6 |
CCSD’s full statement is below:
More than 130 licensed personnel will begin new roles next week after selecting new positions.
For the licensed personnel who obtained new positions during the Surplus, CCSD says they will move to a new worksite on Monday. On Tuesday, they will start a new role. For the six licensed personnel who currently do not have a position, CCSD says they will continue to work to place them in an eligible assignment.
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