Press Releases
NPRI offers $2,500 college scholarship
For Immediate Release Contact Michael Schaus, 702-222-0642 LAS VEGAS — The Nevada Policy Research Institute has announced it will once again offer a $2,500 Professor R.S. Nigam & NPRI Freedom…
Prominent Westside pastor prepares to announce support for Nevada’s ESAs
For Immediate Release Contact Michael Schaus, 702-222-0642 LAS VEGAS — At a school choice open-house scheduled for Tuesday, February 9th, 2016, Pastor Ron Thomas of the Reconciliation Apostolic Ministries will…
School choice rally shows strong support for ESAs
For Immediate Release Contact Michael Schaus, 702-222-0642 January 27, 2016 LAS VEGAS — More than 2,000 students, parents and educators arrived at the Cashman Center in Las Vegas for the…
Thousands expected to rally at event in Las Vegas celebrating School Choice
For Immediate Release Contact Michael Schaus, 702-222-0642 January 21, 2016 LAS VEGAS — Thousands of students, parents, and teachers are expected to gather in Las Vegas on Tuesday, January 26…
Teacher union contract would reward violations of state constitution’s separation-of-powers clause
Important update: The CCSD and CCEA agreed to a revised version of this contract, which excluded this worrisome section. While NPRI applauds the fact that the revised contract no longer…
Faraday deal is government picking winners and losers, anointing small businesses as the losers
LAS VEGAS — Responding to news that Gov. Sandoval and lawmakers approved a series of tax breaks and subsidies for Faraday Future during a special session late last week, Nevada…
Faraday deal shows low taxes matter
For Immediate Release Contact Michael Schaus, 702-222-0642 NPRI: Faraday deal shows low taxes matter LAS VEGAS — In response to the news that Gov. Brian Sandoval…
Study: The high price Nevadans pay for ‘free’ money from the federal government
For immediate release Contact Michael Schaus, 702-222-0642 LAS VEGAS — Lawmakers on the local, state and federal level almost always brag about the benefits of “free” money from the federal…
Proposed minimum wage increase would kill jobs for inexperienced workers
LAS VEGAS — A constitutional amendment filed to increase Nevada’s minimum wage over the next eight years would actually hurt most of the workers it is supposed to benefit, warns…