Community Partners

ReInvent Schools Las Vegas was launched by the city of Las Vegas in collaboration with the Clark County School District to improve outcomes for the Las Vegas community. ReInvent Schools utilizes the National Community Schools model in which public schools partner with families and community organizations to provide well-rounded educational opportunities and supports for students’ school success. Through this model, ReInvent Schools is committed to providing academic enrichment, expanded and extended learning opportunities, integrated student supports and family and community engagement.

Student outcome data is collected to monitor the effectiveness of services and interventions. Regular data reports track progress and outcomes related to priorities and goals. The program currently serves 14 underserved elementary schools in the city. Selected schools had a two-star or lower rating, a 75 percent or higher free and reduced lunch rating and are located in the city of Las Vegas jurisdiction.

ReInvent After-School Program

The free ReInvent After-School Program is funded by the 21st Century Community Learning Center grant, and offers students a broad array of support services and activities before- and after-school. The program is designed to reinforce and complement in-school curriculum through providing activities that promote student success. The seven sites will provide academic growth opportunities and enrichment activities, along with family engagement programming. Enrollment is limited. Attendance requirements will apply. Additional information.