Jose Davila IV
Report For America Corps MemberJose Davila IV reports on K-12 education with a focus on Latino students and families in Northern Nevada and the Eastern Sierra. He is also a first-year Report for America corps member. Es bilingüe, su familia es de Puerto Rico, y ama los tostones de su padre más que nada.
Prior to joining KUNR, he worked as a reporting intern for The Toledo Blade and as a reporter, managing editor, and public editor at the Yale Daily News. He graduated from Yale University in 2022. He would appreciate any tips on PTA drama, the best hikes from Tahoe to Elko, and pickup volleyball games.
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A team of researchers and teachers from Nevada and Pennsylvania are developing a new science literacy curriculum for English language learners.
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Amid an ongoing shortage of rural foster homes, Nevada officials are hosting virtual trainings for prospective parents.
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After a summer spent at Great Basin National Park in Eastern Nevada, modern composer Marko Bajzer is writing a symphonic piece about the park and others across the country.
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The Food Bank of Northern Nevada will be serving free meals for kids over winter break amid a broader rise in demand for its services.
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Nevada education leaders are trying to get more kids into pre-kindergarten before they start formal schooling. Why is that?
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At their board meeting this week, the Washoe County School District trustees approved the final version of a new school facilities plan for the district.
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The Washoe County School District trustees have rehired Kristen McNeill as the district’s interim superintendent.
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Reed High School culinary students will now get to run their own food truck business.
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The Washoe County School District trustees will consider rehiring former superintendent Kristen McNeill as the district’s new leader on an interim basis.
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Three people were fatally shot Wednesday and a fourth person was critically wounded in an attack on the University of Nevada, Las Vegas campus, police said. The suspected shooter also was found dead. The attack just before noon sent police swarming onto the campus, which is just a couple of miles from the world-famous Las Vegas Strip while students barricaded themselves in classrooms.