Clark County School District
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Foreign Transcript Evaluation
Process Overview
The Foreign Transcripts Department evaluates official out-of-country transcripts for CCSD students in grades 6–12.
Parents/guardians must first register the student at their zoned school (click here to find your school). During registration, the registrar provides the Foreign Transcript Evaluation Request Form, which must be completed by the parent/guardian and student.
The registrar forwards the completed form and official transcripts to the Foreign Transcript Analyst, who evaluates them and returns the results for entry into the student’s academic record.
Processing typically takes 1–10 business days, depending on the volume of requests.
Family Engagement
The Family Engagement Department values the contributions of all parents and families in their child’s education.
We provide all CCSD families with valuable resources and learning opportunities. The mission is to empower and educate our families to support their child’s overall well-being and academic achievement.
Click on the link below to find available resources on how to better support your child.
(702) 799-2273
CCSD Shared Housing
Once you are ready to submit your application, please login to your Parent Portal here to complete the Online Registration Application. If you have already submitted an Online Registration Application and have moved from the address provided on that application, please use the Alternate Shared Housing Application to submit the Shared Housing Application.
2025-2026 Shared Housing Verification Request Form – English
2025-2026 Shared Housing Verification Request Form – Spanish
For assistance with the Shared Housing Application, please contact the Shared Housing Department at (702) 799-8630 or 151-sharedhousing@nv.ccsd.net.
Title I
Title I is the federal education law that provides funding to elementary and secondary schools for programs and services to help economically disadvantaged students succeed.
Title I aims to ensure that all students have an equal opportunity to reach State learning standards. Title I is intended to help close the gap in academic achievement between students in different ethnic and income groups.
Programs funded by Title I include:
- School-Based Programs
- Early Childhood and Pre-Kindergarten
- Homeless Services, Project HOPE
- Family Engagement
- Migrant Services
- Neglected and Delinquent Services
We have: School-Based Support, Early Childhood Programs, HOPE: Homeless Outreach Program for Education, and Family Engagement
English Language Learner Division (ELLD)
Services and Supports
The English Language Learner Division (ELLD) ensures English learners (ELs) receive quality support on the following:
- Region Support Department
- Language Development and Instruction Department
- Multilingual Learner and Family Services Department
Contact Information
For more information or questions regarding ELLD services and support, please learn more go to the following link: ELLD or call (702) 799-2137.
Infinite Campus for Parents
To help you more effectively monitor the progress of your child, the Clark County School District provides a web-based system.
This system will provide detailed, real-time information, including:
Calendar, Schedules, Attendance, Grades, Health (Immunizations Only), Assignments, Academic Planner, Academic Progress, Fees/Payments, to-Do Lists, Reports, District/School Notices, Cafeteria Balance, and School Meals Application.
Open Enrollment = Change of School
Applications for the 2026–2027 School Year
- On time: October 2025–January 13, 2026 (3:00 p.m.)
- Late: After completion of the on time lottery– tenth day after the school year begins 2026 (3:00 p.m.)
For more information, visit Open Enrollment
Solicitudes para el año escolar 2026-2027
- Plazo ordinario: octubre de 2025 – 13 de enero de 2026 (15:00 h)
- Plazo extraordinario: Después del sorteo del plazo ordinario – décimo día después del inicio del año escolar 2026 (15:00 h)
Para obtener más información, visite la página de Inscripción Abierta.
CCSD Adult Education & Alternative Schools
CCSD Adult Education programs offer high school equivalency prep to students ages 17 and older and adult programming to students ages 18 and older.
Completion of adult programming leads to an adult standard diploma.
Provide Nevada State Certificate of High School Equivalency, High School Diploma, and English Language Learner (ELL) classes.
Register for free today!
(702) 799-8650 & (702) 799-3890
Magnet Schools
Finding the right magnet school is a pivotal step in your child’s educational journey. It’s about discovering the programs and resources that align with your child’s unique passions and strengths.
For more information and to learn more, see the Application Process page.
CCSD Transportation
Provide services to children and schools in a safe, timely, and courteous manner.
Transportation services are provided to and from schools and other related activities.
(702) 799-8100
Pre–Kindergarten Program Interest Form
The Clark County School District believes parents should be able to choose the best education opportunity for their child. That’s why we offer a portfolio of options to our families to ensure CCSD is the #1 choice for kids.
(702) 799-7479.
Child Find Department
Child Find is an evaluative process to address the federal mandate to locate and evaluate children, ages three to 21, who are not enrolled in public school and may be eligible for services identified in the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).
(702) 799-7463
Food Service (School Menu)
The Clark County School District participates in the Community Eligibility Provision of the federal Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act districtwide and will provide free school meals to all students during the 2023-2024 school year.
CCSD Website (Information for Parents)
Links to school/district data, registration, and other important information such as transportation, school lunches, magnet schools, scholarships, and much more.
Student Record Services
Student Record Services maintains the archiving of educational records for former Clark County School District students. Academic records are maintained in perpetuity and special education records are maintained until the student reaches age 28.
Support Professionals
(Grow With CCSD)
Our support professional positions can be either school-based or in our central office and could be full-time, part-time, or temporary. All of our support professional positions are grouped into one of ten job families. A job family could have anywhere from 15 to over 100 specific, individual jobs.
SafeVoice – Say No To Bullying
Safevoice goes beyond bullying to create an anonymous way to also report threats of school violence and friends at risk of suicide, self-harm, drugs and more.
(833) 216-7233
Let’s Talk with Clark County School District
Send us your questions, concerns, suggestions, or compliments. Once you click on a topic below and make a submission through Let’s Talk, the CCSD employee who can best address your comment and/or concern will be notified, and a response will be provided ASAP.
Central Family Support Centers
1720 S. Maryland Parkway
Las Vegas, NV 89104
Central Family Support Centers
Office Number:
702-799-0072