Following the learning loss during the Covid-19 pandemic, CCSD schools offered summer enrichment programs in 2021-23. These programs will no longer be available this summer because the federal money provided...
In July of 2022, the CCSD Board of Trustees approved a revision to a policy, which states that the maximum weighted GPA a student may earn...
On Wednesday Dec. 6, during sixth period, students and teachers in Dual Credit classes connected to UNLV started getting alerts. Word spread....
On Oct. 4, Clark County School District was faced with sudden cybersecurity issues involving the email environment. Online security issues...
Over the last four years, Silverado’s schedule has changed three times, and next year will change again to a six-period day. The first change...
The hardworking Zyon Trujillo is now a back-to-back state champion for wrestling. Although he is a junior and does not attend Silverado High School, he is in our zone, and he definitely brings skill to...
On Feb. 2, Mason Snow won the class 5A individual boys’ bowling title. He won with a large gap of 514-431 against Centennial’s Tyler Castronova. This...
Freshman Aria Hooper, a standout player on Silverado High School's Varsity Flag Football team, provided valuable insights into her off-field...
Skyhawk Women’s Varsity Soccer beat Basic International Academy 6-1 at home on Aug. 28. In the first half, freshman striker Hannah Gutierrez...
All public libraries have different events and plans for everyone from little kids to senior citizens, but the Las Vegas Library District has so many opportunities specifically for teens that are not being...
Since the Covid-19 pandemic, CCSD schools have reported an increase in violent behavior. For example, in a Las Vegas Sun article which sifted through four years of data, the...
It’s uproariously humorous. It poignantly conveys profound emotion. It is absolutely amazing and somewhat crazy. Welcome to "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,"...
January 11, 2023
At the Southern Nevada Society of Journalists High School Awards presentation on Sept. 8 at Green Valley High School, the Silverado Star newspaper won 20 total awards including...
Nathan Zamarripa, Staff Writer
November 1, 2022
The 2022 NIAA Fall Season Academic Team Champions have been announced with several of Silverado's sports being recognized. Congratulations to Silverado's Girls Cross Country...
October 14, 2022
June 27, 2022
Skyhawks named on all-southern Nevada Football Team
December 15, 2021
Naomi Jackson, News Editor
February 7, 2024
The path to failing a test actually begins long before the actual test day. It is important to set yourself up for failure as soon as the teacher begins explaining the subject...
Silverado Star takes on Tiktok trend
October 25, 2022
December 9, 2021
Mission to boys’ bathroom proves nearly impossible
September 27, 2021
Isabella Delgado plays Logainne Schwartzandgrubenierre in the musical during a dress rehearsal.
At Silverado’s Empty Bowls event on Nov. 16, StuCo students from both Basic and Foothill high schools attend.
During a Nov. 17 performance of the “One-Acts,” theatre techs look in astonishment at Ty Ciccotelli who appears to have figuratively passed away from exhaustion due to intense theatre tech labor.
Wearing his letterman’s jacket, Mason Snow shows off his favorite bowling ball.
Students facing losing elective options next year when Silverado switches to a six-period day.
Top of their class! Valedictorian candidates pose and smile together. Back row from left to right: Lyndsey McNabb, Lydia Wellman and Grace Wiegand. Front row: Allyson Trump, Chloe Garza and Ariel Koltes.
Journalism students practice a hard lock down to illustrate what happens when there is an event near or on campus which poses a safety risk.
Zyon Trujillo proudly stands on the podium at state championships after winning first place in his weight class on Friday Feb. 16.
