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Steven Miller
Senior Vice President, Nevada Journal Managing Editor
Steven Miller is Nevada Journal Managing Editor, Emeritus, and has been with the Institute since 1997.Steven graduated cum laude with a B.A. in Philosophy from Claremont Men’s College (now Claremont McKenna). Before joining NPRI, Steven worked as a news reporter in California and Nevada, and a political cartoonist in Nevada, Hawaii and North Carolina. For 10 years he ran a successful commercial illustration studio in New York City, then for five years worked at First Boston Credit Suisse in New York as a technical analyst. After returning to Nevada in 1991, Steven worked as an investigative reporter before joining NPRI.
How Jefferson’s ideal of personal learning was sacrificed to political interest groups
Actual learning has always been the Achilles heel of U.S. public education — no matter how many youths get processed through the factory-style education system.
Why CCSD, year in and year out, can’t manage its money
Sisolak’s hunch is correct: CCSD’s massive administrative structure fosters internal ‘kingdoms’ that regularly destroy fiscal accountability.
The Unhappiness of CCSD Teachers
Nevada public schools’ highest-in-the-nation teacher absenteeism receives national attention, year after year
'Atrápame si Puedes', Parte 5
El director - y las prácticas – que defiende el CCSD
'Catch Me If You Can,' Part 8
The engine behind the darkness
'Catch Me If You Can,' Part 7
Cameras in enclosed classrooms could provide legal evidence for parents, law enforcement
'Catch Me if You Can,' Part 5
The principal — and the practices — CCSD is defending
'Catch me if you can,' Part 3
New parents should not be naïve about CCSD special-ed
‘Catch Me If You Can,’ Part 4
Have an autistic child? Be cautious of CCSD