For award-winning Las Vegas principal, it’s the student connections that count

Principal David Hudzick has a large office at Clarence A. Piggott Academy of International Studies. It’s full of picture books and comfy chairs ... [FOR AWARD-WINNING LAS VEGAS PRINCIPAL, IT’S THE STUDENT CONNECTIONS THAT COUNT]( [Principal David Hudzick has a large office at Clarence A. Piggott Academy of International Studies. It’s full of picture books and comfy chairs and toys, and has windows the length of one wall, allowing him to look out at a serene courtyard where butterflies flit around scarlet-red flowers. He tries to spend as little time in the room as possible. Hudzick said he would rather be poking straws into juice pouches in the cafeteria or tying shoes on the playground.]( [EDITORIAL: CURBING SPEED OF EXOTIC CAR RENTALS IS A REASONABLE SAFETY PRECAUTION]( [The Ferrari 812 Superfast is a sleek high-performance car that is aptly named, boasting a top speed of 211 mph. That’s just 1 mph slower than the fastest recorded speed in NASCAR history. But should the Superfast, and cars like it, be available for rent in unmodified form to drive on Las Vegas streets? Clark County officials are examining that question in light of statistics showing that rented exotic cars are contributing to a sharp increase in traffic fatalities in Nevada.]( [BACK IN THE SADDLE: AFTER A YEAR AWAY, RODEO RETURNS TO LAS VEGAS]( [After a remarkable 35-year ride, Las Vegas was bucked from hosting the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo last year because of the coronavirus pandemic. But just like a cowboy thrown from the back of a bucking bronco, the city has dusted itself off and is ready to get back in the saddle.]( [NCAA’S NEW NIL RULE COULD OPEN DOOR FOR RECRUITING SUCCESS AT UNLV]( [At a high-end men’s clothing store at Aria this month, three UNLV football players were led to a secret VIP lounge to start the process of being fitted for new suits. The value of the suits—which Noah Bean, Tre Caine and Farrell Hester II plan to wear for their college graduation—was about $1,800 apiece, though the players wouldn’t have to pay a dime.]( WEEKEND HIGHLIGHTS: [How UNLV and MGM Resorts are putting former foster care youths on right track]( [Transit services for Las Vegas veterans struggle to keep pace with demand]( [Editorial: If Las Vegas community wants improvements in education, leaders must step up]( [‘Fearless Freddie’ gets his due: UNLV to retire Banks’ No. 13 jersey in ceremony today]( [Video preview: Coronado gaining experience with tough schedule]( [[Facebook] ]( [[Twitter] ]( Greenspun Media Group | 2275 Corporate Circle, Suite 300, Henderson, NV 89074 [Unsubscribe {EMAIL}]( [Update Profile]( | [Constant Contact Data Notice]( Sent by gmginfo@gmgvegas.com