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Educators Nationwide to Visit DCSD for Modern Learning Conference
Hailey Sebahar
Douglas County School District is proud to co-host the annual Modern Learning Conference on February 24-25, 2025, alongside Churchill County School District. Learn More
Over 300 educators from across the U.S. will visit classrooms at Jacks Valley Elementary, Minden Elementary, Pau Wa Lu Middle School, and Douglas High School to see personalized learning strategies in action. DCSD has been recognized as a national leader in personalized learning and is also a finalist for the Innovation Award, with seven additional staff members nominated for teaching and leadership awards.