• June 27 - Districtwide Announcements: Gift Card Driv...

    The below and attached information comes from school-related activities and local community partners hosting events that may be of interest to you or your child(ren). The Carson City School District and/or the School Board of Trustees neither endorse nor sponsor the organizations or activities represented in this announcement. The distribution of these materials are provided as a community service.   McKinney-Vento Students in Transition Program will host a Gift Card Drive July 1 through August 15  for students in need. The program is requesting gift card donations between $20-$100 to provide for students in need for the upcoming school year. They are looking specifically for gift cards from Smith's, Walmart, ARCO, Ross, Food Maxx, Visa Gift Cards and gift cards to any fast food chains. Donations accepted at the McKinney-Vento Office, 618 W. Musser St. Call Hannah Etchison, 775-283-1537, for more info. See attached flyer for details. Nevada Health Centers will offer Free Sports Physicals through its mobile medical unit Tuesday, July 8. The physicals will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Carson High. Appointments are required, but they will do their best to accommodate walk-ins. Please call 775-257-7455 to make an appointment. See attached flyer in English and Spanish for additional information.  The Carson High Track  Team will host a Summer 2025 Pole Vault Clinic for high school and incoming high school students. The clinic will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00  a.m. during the month of July, beginning July 8. No experience necessary. Come learn and practice pole vaulting, strengthen and improve your skills. Location: Carson High School Track. Requirements: Signed Pole Vault Waiver and Signed Hold Harmless Agreement. There is no fee charged for the clinic. Contact: Coach Robin Williams rwilliams@slhs.com or 775/560-7495. Carson High Football will host a one-day clinic , Wednesday, July 16 , 2025, to help football players, ages 5-14, polish their football techniques and skills. The clinic will be held at the Carson High Football Field and will go from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Registration is $60 per player and includes a team shirt. Register at senatorfootball.com or through the QR Code in the attached flyer. The Carson High Boys Soccer Team will host a Summer Tournament Fundraiser Saturday, July 19, on the CHS football field. Proceeds from the 1-day COED, futsal style 7-v-7, tournament will benefit the Boys Soccer program. First game will begin at 8:00 a.m. See attached flyer for registration and additional information.  The Carson High School Tennis Team will host a Tennis Clinic for boys and girls, grades 3rd through 8th, from 8:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., Monday through Thursday, July 21-24 , 2025, at the tennis courts at Carson High. Sign up using the QR Code in the attached flyer or by emailing chsgirlstennis2025@gmail.com. All kids entering fourth-eighth grade are invited to attend the Carson High School Youth Running Camp, July 28 - August 1 , 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m., at Pete Livermore Sports Complex. The program was designed by the Carson High Varsity Cross Country Team to be fun, while teaching kids about strength, endurance and stretching. The cost is $80 per runner. Scholarships are available as needed. See attached flier and register today. The Nevada Department of Transportation and Visit Carson City invites Nevada schoolchildren to participate in a walk and bicycle safety art contest that will feature one  winner’s art on a Carson City mural . The contest invites Nevada schoolchildren in grades Kindergarten through 12th to submit original drawings raising awareness of road safety. Winning Nevada art submissions within four separate age categories will receive prizes. Grand prize artwork will be painted on a mural in Carson City during the Carson City Mural and Music Festival in September.  Second through fourth place winners will receive a prize. See attached flyer for submission deadlines and more information. 

    Monday, Jul 07 2025

  • Carson City Schools Warns Families of Scam Targeting...

    The Carson City School District is warning students, parents and families about a scamming app and website, “NIL Club,” that falsely claims to help high school athletes earn money through their athletic involvement. The district emphasizes that any communication from “NIL Club,” whether via app or text message, should be considered a scam.   The Athletics Department at Carson High School has learned that “NIL Club,” either through their app or through the nilclub.com website, is texting individuals, pretending to offer opportunities related to athletic involvement. The scam focuses on soliciting fundraiser support and NIL Club sign-ups, which have hidden, recurring subscription fees and charges.   NIL stands for Name , Image and  Likeness , and while NIL opportunities have become legitimate pathways for college athletes to earn income, the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association (NIAA) and the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) have clear regulations prohibiting high school athletes from receiving any form of payment related to their athletic participation.   “While it is not our position to debate the merits of current college athletes earning money from their NIL, it should be understood that these changes do not affect current high school student-athletes. Current high school student-athletes CANNOT earn money as a result of their connection to their high school team.” Dr. Karissa L. Niehoff, NFHS executive director,  wrote in a letter posted on the NIAA website .   The Carson City School District urges families to remain vigilant and report any suspicious messages to school officials. Students and parents should not provide any personal information, financial details or engage with these scam communications in any way.   For more information or to report suspicious activity, please contact the Carson High School Athletics Department or visit the official NIAA website for guidance on NIL rules for high school students.

    Tuesday, Jun 10 2025

  • June 6 - Districtwide Announcements: Ready to Rock K...

    The below and attached information comes from school-related activities and local community partners hosting events that may be of interest to you or your child(ren). The Carson City School District and/or the School Board of Trustees neither endorse nor sponsor the organizations or activities represented in this announcement. The distribution of these materials are provided as a community service.   Is your child headed to Kindergarten this fall? Our Ready to Rock Kinder website is packed with tools to help your family prepare for a strong start. 💡 What you’ll find: ✅ Info about our FREE Ready to Rock Kinder summer program (June 12–27, 2025), ✅ Pre-K and Kindergarten learning resources, ✅ Our monthly Bright Futures blog with tips for families, ✅ Hands-on activities to build school success through play, ✅ Family engagement ideas and more! Whether your child is entering Pre-K or Kindergarten, or you're just getting started, this site has something for every family! 🌐 Visit the site: 👉 https://sites.google.com/carson.k12.nv.us/pre-k-and-r2rkinder-ccsd/ready-to-rock-kinder . See attached flyers in English and Spanish for more info. The Carson City Parks, Recreation & Open Space Department and your local McDonald's in Carson City, Minden, and Dayton invite local artists to submit public art proposals to beautify traffic signal boxes and utility boxes located throughout Carson City. Sponsored by McDonald’s, 395 Motorsports, and Carson Paint Mart, this “Out of the Box” arts initiative aims to enhance the streetscape, create paid opportunities for local artists, and showcase Carson City’s unique culture and talent. See attached flyer for more information.  Sierra Nevada Journeys will host their Girls in STEM Camp, Saturday and Sunday, June 7-8 . Sierra Nevada Journeys invites girls to a one-of-a-kind weekend where they can make new friendships and build skills while on their famous challenge course. Participants will also have the chance to scale the Alpine Tower or soar through the skyline on zip line. Discover how exciting science can be. $20 registration fee, and the rest is free because of donors who believe in the program. More info and registration at https://www.sierranevadajourneys.org/girls-in-stem .  Bethlehem Lutheran School , 1837 Mountain Street, in Carson City, will host Camp Invention, June 9-13, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Give your child a summer experience that builds confidence, imagination and STEM learning. Secure your spot today. Register at INVENT.ORG/CAMP or 800-968-4332. See attached flyer for more info.  Now through June 30, Carson Tahoe Health , in partnership with Carson City Health and Human Services (Quad County Public Health), is conducting its triannual Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) for the Quad County region (Carson, Douglas, Lyon, and Storey counties). By gathering input from a wide range of community members, we gain a more complete picture of local health needs. This year, we are placing a strong emphasis on children’s mental health. The survey is a valuable opportunity for residents to share their perspectives on the most pressing health challenges in our region. To take the  survey , click here: https://www.carsontahoe.com/CHNA2025.html . Focus Group sign-ups : https://www.carsontahoe.com/chna-2025-focus-groups.html . Information on Healing our Kids and Community : https://www.carsontahoe.com/healing-our-kids-and-community.html . To thank survey participants, Visit Carson City has generously donated exciting prizes to enter and win. See attached flyer for more info. University of Nevada, Las Vegas Continuing Education and the Institute of Reading Development will host Summer Reading Skills Programs in a LIVE Online program format for students in all grade levels. See attached flyer for more info.  Camp Concord Youth Camp is back. Mark your calendars for June 16-20 . Campers, ages 9-14, will enjoy canoeing, crawdad fishing, hiking, archery, volleyball, swimming, beach fun at Lake Tahoe, skits, arts & crafts, tie-dyeing shirts and campfires with s’mores. See attached flyers in English and Spanish. ComputerCorps  will host its Summer TechCamp 2K25 for students ages 9-15. There are three 2-week camps June through August. Participants will have fun and learn about computer recycling, testing, assembly and operation. At the end of the Camp, they will take home their own computer system. See attached flyer for more info. Western Nevada College Continuing Education will host College for Kids: iLead , a summer program to help give students confidence to step into leadership. The week-long program will be held in two sessions: June 14-18 and July 21-25 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Ages 9 and older are welcome. Register at wnc.edu/continuing-education/personal-interest or see attached flyers in English and Spanish for more information. Western Nevada College Continuing Education will host College for Kids: Summer Sports Camp . The week-long program will be held in four sessions: June 23-27, July 14-18, July 21-25 and August 11-15, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Ages 8-14 are welcome. Register at wnc.edu/continuing-education/personal-interest or see attached flyers in English and Spanish for more information.  Life Church will host Surge Camp Carson June 23-27 . Surge is a day camp experience filled with extreme games, epic recreational opportunities and creative STEAM projects. The camp is for kids who will have completed kindergarten-5th grade by Summer 2025. Register at https://lifechurchnv.churchcenter.com/registrations/signups/2758117 .  The Carson High Baseball Team will host its 2025 Youth Baseball Clinic Tuesday and Wednesday, June 24-25, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:0 0 p.m. , at the Ron McNutt Field at Carson High. The clinic is open for ages 8-12. Coaches and players will work stations that focus on infield, outfield, pitching and batting. Cost: $100 per participant. See attached flyer for more info.  Senators Cycling is inviting students to join their team and participate in the next season of youth co-ed Mountain Biking, July through October . Registration is open to all riding abilities and for those who will be in 5th to 12th grade this fall. Scholarships are available for registration fees and gear.  They also welcome parent volunteers to a variety of team roles.  For more information, including links to join, go to SenatorsCycling.org or email Teresa Chalmers, teresachalmers@ccyouthcycling.org, or Eric Morway, ericmorway@ccyouthcycling.org. See attached flyer for more info.  McKinney-Vento Students in Transition Program will host a Gift Card Drive July 1 through August 15  for students in need. The program is requesting gift card donations between $20-$100 to provide for students in need for the upcoming school year. They are looking specifically for gift cards from Smith's, Walmart, ARCO, Ross, Food Maxx, Visa Gift Cards and gift cards to any fast food chains. Donations accepted at the McKinney-Vento Office, 618 W. Musser St. Call Hannah Etchison, 775-283-1537, for more info. See attached flyer for details. The Carson High Boys Soccer Team will host a Summer Tournament Fundraiser Saturday, July 19, on the CHS football field. Proceeds from the 1-day COED, futsal style 7-v-7, tournament will benefit the Boys Soccer program. First gram will begin at 8 a.m. See attached flyer for registration and additional information.  The Carson High Track  Team will host a Summer 2025 Pole Vault Clinic for high school and incoming high school students. The clinic will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00  a.m. during the month of July, beginning July 8. No experience necessary. Come learn and practice pole vaulting, strengthen and improve your skills. Location: Carson High School Track. Requirements: Signed Pole Vault Waiver and Signed Hold Harmless Agreement. There is no fee charged for the clinic. Contact: Coach Robin Williams rwilliams@slhs.com or 775/560-7495. The University of Nevada, Reno College of Agriculture, Biotechnology and Natural Resources  in partnership with 4-H invites youth ages 5-19 to 3-day Summer Camps  July 22-24 and again August 4-6, 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.,  at Fuji Park, 601 Old Clear Creek Road, in Carson City. Cost is $15 per week. See attached flyers for more information. All kids entering fourth-eighth grade are invited to attend the Carson High School Youth Running Camp, July 28 - August 1 , 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m., at Pete Livermore Sports Complex. The program was designed by the Carson High Varsity Cross Country Team to be fun, while teaching kids about strength, endurance and stretching. The cost is $80 per runner. Scholarships are available as needed. See attached flier and register today. The Nevada Department of Transportation and Visit Carson City invites Nevada schoolchildren to participate in a walk and bicycle safety art contest that will feature one  winner’s art on a Carson City mural . The contest invites Nevada schoolchildren in grades Kindergarten through 12th to submit original drawings raising awareness of road safety. Winning Nevada art submissions within four separate age categories will receive prizes. Grand prize artwork will be painted on a mural in Carson City during the Carson City Mural and Music Festival in September.  Second through fourth place winners will receive a prize. See attached flyer for submission deadlines and more information. 

    Friday, Jun 06 2025

  • Last Week of School Important Information including ...

    Dear parents and families: We are nearing the finish line with several events and activities. Please note the following dates, release times and graduation/promotion events. Wednesday, June 4 ,  will be a  Minimum / Early Release Day   in the Carson City School District for only secondary schools   ( high schools and middle schools) . If you normally pick up your child after school, please be there promptly at the dismissal times below.  High Schools – 11:40 a.m. Middle Schools – 12:00 noon Wednesday, June 4 ,  Eagle Valley Middle School  will host their  Eighth-Grade Commitment to Graduate Celebration from 10:30-11:30 a.m. See attached details in English and Spanish. Thursday, June 5 , is t he  Last Day of School  and will be a Minimum / Early Release Day for ALL schools . If you normally pick up your child after school, please be there promptly at the dismissal times below.  High Schools – 11:40 a.m. Middle Schools – 12:00 noon Elementary Schools – 12:40 p.m. T hursday, June 5 ,  Carson Middle School  will host their Eighth-Grade Promotion from 1:30-3:00 p.m. Promoting students should arrive at 12:30, ready for promotion. Doors open to guests at 12:30 (guests enter through the front of the school). Minors attending the ceremony must be accompanied by an adult. Friday, June 6 ,  Pioneer Academy  will host their  Graduation Ceremony at 6:00 p.m. in the Bob Boldrick Theater at the Carson City Community Center. The doors at the Community Center will open at 5:15 p.m. for all students, parents, and guests. Admission is free of charge, and students may invite as many family members or friends as they wish to the ceremony. Saturday, June 7 ,  Carson High School  will host their Graduation Ceremony at 9:00 a.m. on the Carson High Football Field. At approximately 7:30 a.m., Carson High School will open to parents and invited guests. Handicap seating is available for our guests with wheelchairs and ONE OTHER GUEST ONLY. Due to the limited space, we are unable to seat entire families in the wheelchair seating section. Gates will be open at the North and South end of the school. There will be no reserved seating at the graduation ceremony. Seating is strictly on a first-come, first-served basis. No spiked heels are allowed on the track or field. Please do not bring shade structures. Admission is free of charge, and you may invite as many family members or friends as you wish to the ceremony. Parents and guests at graduation are requested to refrain from bringing or using noisemakers, air horns or other loud and disruptive devices during the ceremony. These items can cause problems for others trying to hear the names of the graduates being announced during the ceremony, and they may also cause physical or emotional problems for the elderly, young children and those who find loud noises frightening or alarming.   

    Tuesday, Jun 03 2025

  • Free and Reduced Meal Applications for SY 25-26

    Please be aware that applications for free and reduced meals for school year 2025-2026 can not be submitted before July 1, 2025. If you have already submitted an application, it will qualify for this school year (2024-2025), but you will need to apply on or after July 1, 2025 for school year 2025-2026.

    Monday, Jun 02 2025

  • May 30 - Districtwide Announcements: Ready to Rock K...

    The below and attached information comes from school-related activities and local community partners hosting events that may be of interest to you or your child(ren). The Carson City School District and/or the School Board of Trustees neither endorse nor sponsor the organizations or activities represented in this announcement. The distribution of these materials are provided as a community service.   Is your child headed to Kindergarten this fall? Our Ready to Rock Kinder website is packed with tools to help your family prepare for a strong start. 💡 What you’ll find: ✅ Info about our FREE Ready to Rock Kinder summer program (June 12–27, 2025), ✅ Pre-K and Kindergarten learning resources, ✅ Our monthly Bright Futures blog with tips for families, ✅ Hands-on activities to build school success through play, ✅ Family engagement ideas and more! Whether your child is entering Pre-K or Kindergarten, or you're just getting started, this site has something for every family! 🌐 Visit the site: 👉  https://sites.google.com/carson.k12.nv.us/pre-k-and-r2rkinder-ccsd/ready-to-rock-kinder . See attached flyers in English and Spanish for more info. The Carson City Sheriff's Office will host a Cops & Kids event Saturday,  May 31 , from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., at 911 East Musser Street in Carson City. The event will have free hot dogs, a DJ, scavenger hunt, K9 demonstrations, mounted unit (horses), community booths, prizes and more. See attached flyer for more information.  Bordewich Bray Elementary School and the Northwest Regional Professional Development Program will host a Mario Kart Championship Saturday, May 31, at Bordewich. Bring your Nintendo Switch if you have one and get ready to race. You must register to compete—scan the QR code on the attached flyer to register. Ready, set, GO! The Carson City Parks, Recreation & Open Space Department and your local McDonald's in Carson City, Minden, and Dayton  invite local artists to submit public art proposals to beautify traffic signal boxes and utility boxes located throughout Carson City. Sponsored by McDonald’s, 395 Motorsports, and Carson Paint Mart, this “Out of the Box” arts initiative aims to enhance the streetscape, create paid opportunities for local artists, and showcase Carson City’s unique culture and talent. See attached flyer for more information.  The final in-person registration for Carson City Pop Warner Football and Cheer will be held Wednesday, June 4 , 6-8 p.m. at Round Table Pizza, 3325 Retail Drive, in Carson City. Online registration will remain open until June 4. See attached flyer for additional information.  Sierra Nevada Journeys will host their Girls in STEM Camp, Saturday and Sunday, June 7-8 . Sierra Nevada Journeys invites girls to a one-of-a-kind weekend where they can make new friendships and build skills while on their famous challenge course. Participants will also have the chance to scale the Alpine Tower or soar through the skyline on zip line. Discover how exciting science can be. $20 registration fee, and the rest is free because of donors who believe in the program. More info and registration at https://www.sierranevadajourneys.org/girls-in-stem .  Bethlehem Lutheran School , 1837 Mountain Street, in Carson City, will host Camp Invention, June 9-13, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Give your child a summer experience that builds confidence, imagination and STEM learning. Secure your spot today. Register at INVENT.ORG/CAMP or 800-968-4332. See attached flyer for more info.  Now through June 30, Carson Tahoe Health , in partnership with Carson City Health and Human Services (Quad County Public Health), is conducting its triannual Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) for the Quad County region (Carson, Douglas, Lyon, and Storey counties). By gathering input from a wide range of community members, we gain a more complete picture of local health needs. This year, we are placing a strong emphasis on children’s mental health. The survey is a valuable opportunity for residents to share their perspectives on the most pressing health challenges in our region. To take the  survey , click here: https://www.carsontahoe.com/CHNA2025.html . Focus Group sign-ups : https://www.carsontahoe.com/chna-2025-focus-groups.html . Information on Healing our Kids and Community :  https://www.carsontahoe.com/healing-our-kids-and-community.html . To thank survey participants, Visit Carson City has generously donated exciting prizes to enter and win. See attached flyer for more info. University of Nevada, Las Vegas Continuing Education and the Institute of Reading Development will host Summer Reading Skills Programs in a LIVE Online program format for students in all grade levels. See attached flyer for more info.  Camp Concord Youth Camp is back. Mark your calendars for June 16-20 . Campers, ages 9-14, will enjoy canoeing, crawdad fishing, hiking, archery, volleyball, swimming, beach fun at Lake Tahoe, skits, arts & crafts, tie-dyeing shirts and campfires with s’mores. See attached flyers in English and Spanish. ComputerCorps  will host its Summer TechCamp 2K25 for students ages 9-15. There are three 2-week camps June through August. Participants will have fun and learn about computer recycling, testing, assembly and operation. At the end of the Camp, they will take home their own computer system. See attached flyer for more info. Western Nevada College Continuing Education will host College for Kids: iLead , a summer program to help give students confidence to step into leadership. The week-long program will be held in two sessions: June 14-18 and July 21-25 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Ages 9 and older are welcome. Register at wnc.edu/continuing-education/personal-interest or see attached flyers in English and Spanish for more information. Western Nevada College Continuing Education will host College for Kids: Summer Sports Camp . The week-long program will be held in four sessions: June 23-27, July 14-18, July 21-25 and August 11-15, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Ages 8-14 are welcome. Register at wnc.edu/continuing-education/personal-interest or see attached flyers in English and Spanish for more information.  Life Church will host Surge Camp Carson June 23-27 . Surge is a day camp experience filled with extreme games, epic recreational opportunities and creative STEAM projects. The camp is for kids who will have completed kindergarten-5th grade by Summer 2025. Register at https://lifechurchnv.churchcenter.com/registrations/signups/2758117 .  The Carson High Baseball Team will host its 2025 Youth Baseball Clinic Tuesday and Wednesday, June 24-25, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:0 0 p.m. , at the Ron McNutt Field at Carson High. The clinic is open for ages 8-12. Coaches and players will work stations that focus on infield, outfield, pitching and batting. Cost: $100 per participant. See attached flyer for more info.  The Carson High Boys Soccer Team will host a Summer Tournament Fundraiser Saturday, July 19, on the CHS football field. Proceeds from the 1-day COED, futsal style 7-v-7, tournament will benefit the Boys Soccer program. First gram will begin at 8 a.m. See attached flyer for registration and additional information.  The Carson High Track  Team will host a Summer 2025 Pole Vault Clinic for high school and incoming high school students. The clinic will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00  a.m. during the month of July, beginning July 8. No experience necessary. Come learn and practice pole vaulting, strengthen and improve your skills. Location: Carson High School Track. Requirements: Signed Pole Vault Waiver and Signed Hold Harmless Agreement. There is no fee charged for the clinic. Contact: Coach Robin Williams rwilliams@slhs.com or 775/560-7495. The University of Nevada, Reno College of Agriculture, Biotechnology and Natural Resources  in partnership with 4-H invites youth ages 5-19 to 3-day Summer Camps July 22-24 and again August 4-6, 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.,  at Fuji Park, 601 Old Clear Creek Road, in Carson City. Cost is $15 per week. See attached flyers for more information.

    Friday, May 30 2025

  • 2025-2026 Pre-K, Kindergarten & Annual Update Regist...

    The Carson City School District is asking parents to register and update all Pre-K , Kindergarten , new and returning student information  for the 2025-2026 school year. This year, in order to be enrolled into kindergarten, all students  MUST be 5-years-old on or before Friday, Aug. 1, 2025.   The school district utilizes  Infinite Campus (IC) for their student data information system. Parents and families of new and current students will utilize online registration through IC to provide and update student information.   Through IC, the secure online enrollment system on the district’s website, parents are able to verify all student demographic, emergency and medical information for their child prior to the start of the new school year. The school sites need the most up-to-date family, address, phone, medical information and permissions from parents for students to participate in field trips and other school-related activities as well as have media releases for photographs or videos of them participating in various school functions.   Children who will be 5-years-old on or before Friday, August 1, 2025, will be eligible for Kindergarten for the coming 2025-2026 school year. Please contact your neighborhood school for more information:  Bordewich Bray Elementary, 775-283-2400 Empire Elementary, 775-283-1100 Fremont Elementary, 775-283-1200 Fritsch Elementary, 775-283-1400 Mark Twain Elementary, 775-283-1000 Seeliger Elementary, 775-283-2200 To review school boundaries, please visit the district’s website at carsoncityschools.com and click “ Families and Students ” and open the “ Student Registration ” tab. View “ School Attendance Zones here.    Parents are invited to visit their child’s prospective school in person between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. to provide the following required documents to register. Birth certificate. Immunization records (including Hepatitis A & B, DTAP, MMR, IPV & Varicella). Please contact your physician’s office to ensure compliancy for school. Proof of residency in Carson City (Utility bill, Mortgage or Rental papers, Voter Registration, etc.). Additionally, elementary schools in the Carson City School District will host “ Ready to Rock Kinder ,” a summer school development assessment for all students planning to attend Kindergarten this fall. The 9-day program (June 12-27, 8:15-11:45 a.m.) will focus on kindergarten readiness and will allow parents and teachers to discuss school readiness and activities to help children be “Ready to Rock Kinder.”    Students MUST be registered at a Carson City School District school prior to attending the readiness program. Bus transportation may be available. Daily snack will be provided (or parents may send a snack). Readiness reports and activities to help children be “Ready to Rock Kinder” will be provided at the parent teacher conferences. More information available at  https://sites.google.com/carson.k12.nv.us/pre-k-and-r2rkinder-ccsd/ready-to-rock-kinder .   Finally, children who will be 4-years-old on or before Friday, August 1, 2025, and whose family qualifies under the federal household income guidelines , may apply for the district’s Pre-Kindergarten program for the 2025-2026 school year. In addition to the above required documents, families registering for Pre-K will also need Proof of Income (including the last three pay stubs of each working parent in the household or their 2024 tax return). Applications for Pre-K in Carson City may be submitted at the Pre-K office in the Professional Development Office at 604 West Musser Street. Parents should direct any Pre-K inquiries to the Pre-K Office, 775-283-1521.

    Thursday, May 29 2025

  • May 23 - Districtwide Announcements: Utility Box Art...

    The below and attached information comes from school-related activities and local community partners hosting events that may be of interest to you or your child(ren). The Carson City School District and/or the School Board of Trustees neither endorse nor sponsor the organizations or activities represented in this announcement. The distribution of these materials are provided as a community service.   The Carson High Cross Country team will  meet Tuesday, May 27, at 6:00 p.m. in the CHS library to talk about summer training and the fall season. All interested students who will be in high school this fall (CHS, Silver Campus and home school), including current eighth-graders, are encouraged to attend. Come be a part of a winning team (the boys are the 2024 5A Northern Nevada regional champions; the girls are the 2022 and 2023 5A State of Nevada Champions)! The Carson City Parks, Recreation & Open Space Department and your local McDonald's in Carson City, Minden, and Dayton invite local artists to submit public art proposals to beautify traffic signal boxes and utility boxes located throughout Carson City. Sponsored by McDonald’s, 395 Motorsports, and Carson Paint Mart, this “Out of the Box” arts initiative aims to enhance the streetscape, create paid opportunities for local artists, and showcase Carson City’s unique culture and talent. See attached flyer for more information.  Carson City Juvenile Services will host a Parent Engagement Night focusing on Social Media and what it's doing to our youth. The event will be held Tuesday, May 27, at 6 p.m. at 740 S. Saliman Road in Carson City. They will host the same meeting in Spanish Thursday, May 29, 6 p.m. at the same location. See attached flyers in English and Spanish for more details.  All second-graders in Carson City are invited to a kid-friendly introduction to classical music. With performances at 9:00 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. Friday, May 30, 2025,  Meet the Orchestra will feature the Reno Chamber Orchestra (including musicians from Carson City) playing “The Nightingale” by Kevin Lau and “Peter and the Wolf” by Sergei Prokofiev. Both pieces were composed for children and include narrated stories that go along with the music! Concert run time is approx. 40 minutes with no intermission. Please RSVP to Anna Freeman (afreeman@carson.org) to reserve your seats. See attached flyer for more info. Bordewich Bray Elementary School and the Northwest Regional Professional Development Program will host a Mario Kart Championship Saturday, May 31, at Bordewich. Bring your Nintendo Switch if you have one and get ready to race. You must register to compete—scan the QR code on the attached flyer to register. Ready, set, GO! The Carson City Sheriff's Office will host a Cops & Kids event Saturday, May 31 , from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., at 911 East Musser Street in Carson City. The event will have free hot dogs, a DJ, scavenger hunt, K9 demonstrations, mounted unit (horses), community booths, prizes and more. See attached flyer for more information.  The final in-person registration for Carson City Pop Warner Football and Cheer will be held  Wednesday, June 4 , 6-8 p.m. at Round Table Pizza, 3325 Retail Drive, in Carson City. Online registration will remain open until June 4. See attached flyer for additional information.  Sierra Nevada Journeys will host their Girls in STEM Camp, Saturday and Sunday, June 7-8 . Sierra Nevada Journeys invites girls to a one-of-a-kind weekend where they can make new friendships and build skills while on their famous challenge course. Participants will also have the chance to scale the Alpine Tower or soar through the skyline on zip line. Discover how exciting science can be. $20 registration fee, and the rest is free because of donors who believe in the program. More info and registration at https://www.sierranevadajourneys.org/girls-in-stem .  Bethlehem Lutheran School , 1837 Mountain Street, in Carson City, will host Camp Invention, June 9-13, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Give your child a summer experience that builds confidence, imagination and STEM learning. Secure your spot today. Register at INVENT.ORG/CAMP or 800-968-4332. See attached flyer for more info.  Is your child headed to Kindergarten this fall? Our Ready to Rock Kinder website is packed with tools to help your family prepare for a strong start. 💡 What you’ll find: ✅ Info about our FREE Ready to Rock Kinder summer program (June 12–27, 2025), ✅ Pre-K and Kindergarten learning resources, ✅ Our monthly Bright Futures blog with tips for families, ✅ Hands-on activities to build school success through play, ✅ Family engagement ideas and more! Whether your child is entering Pre-K or Kindergarten, or you're just getting started, this site has something for every family! 🌐 Visit the site: 👉 https://sites.google.com/carson.k12.nv.us/pre-k-and-r2rkinder-ccsd/ready-to-rock-kinder . See attached flyers in English and Spanish for more info. University of Nevada, Las Vegas Continuing Education and the Institute of Reading Development will host Summer Reading Skills Programs in a LIVE Online program format for students in all grade levels. See attached flyer for more info.  Camp Concord Youth Camp is back. Mark your calendars for June 16-20 . Campers, ages 9-14, will enjoy canoeing, crawdad fishing, hiking, archery, volleyball, swimming, beach fun at Lake Tahoe, skits, arts & crafts, tie-dyeing shirts and campfires with s’mores. See attached flyers in English and Spanish. ComputerCorps  will host its Summer TechCamp 2K25 for students ages 9-15. There are three 2-week camps June through August. Participants will have fun and learn about computer recycling, testing, assembly and operation. At the end of the Camp, they will take home their own computer system. See attached flyer for more info. Western Nevada College Continuing Education will host College for Kids: iLead , a summer program to help give students confidence to step into leadership. The week-long program will be held in two sessions: June 14-18 and July 21-25 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Ages 9 and older are welcome. Register at wnc.edu/continuing-education/personal-interest or see attached flyers in English and Spanish for more information. Western Nevada College Continuing Education will host College for Kids: Summer Sports Camp . The week-long program will be held in four sessions: June 23-27, July 14-18, July 21-25 and August 11-15, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Ages 8-14 are welcome. Register at wnc.edu/continuing-education/personal-interest or see attached flyers in English and Spanish for more information.  Life Church will host Surge Camp Carson June 23-27 . Surge is a day camp experience filled with extreme games, epic recreational opportunities and creative STEAM projects. The camp is for kids who will have completed kindergarten-5th grade by Summer 2025. Register at https://lifechurchnv.churchcenter.com/registrations/signups/2758117 .  The Carson High Baseball Team will host it's 2025 Youth Baseball Clinic Tuesday and Wednesday, June 24-25, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:0 0 p.m. , at the Ron McNutt Field at Carson High. The clinic is open for ages 8-12. Coaches and players will work stations that focus on infield, outfield, pitching and batting. Cost: $100 per participant. See attached flyer for more info.  The Carson High Track  Team will host a Summer 2025 Pole Vault Clinic for high school and incoming high school students. The clinic will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. during the month of July, beginning July 8. No experience necessary. Come learn and practice pole vaulting, strengthen and improve your skills. Location: Carson High School Track. Requirements: Signed Pole Vault Waiver and Signed Hold Harmless Agreement. There is no fee charged for the clinic. Contact: Coach Robin Williams rwilliams@slhs.com or 775/560-7495.

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