Lake Tahoe Weekly
Example edition made with NewsBlend
schools · Wednesday, September 30

Douglas County Schools Get $731,000 in Emergency Relief

The funding comes through a 120-day order tied to declining enrollment.

Front view of Farmington High School, Connecticut, showcasing modern design.
Stock photo: Michael Solo / Pexels. Illustrates the topic; not a photo of the event.

Douglas County School District will receive $731,000 in immediate financial relief. The money follows a 120-day emergency order from Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo. The order addresses school districts facing lower enrollment. Superintendent Frankie Alvarado is with Douglas County schools.

Read the full story at Tahoe Daily Tribune ↗
Original reporting

Summarized from the reporting above. Read it for the full story.

From Cobalt Cove Lodge
A quiet morning on the east shore, the way our staff do it

Our front desk team's favorite early walk: coffee to go, a short trail to the water, and the lake before the boats come out.

Wake up to the lake

Lakeside rooms with a private deck, a fire pit on the beach, and coffee at sunrise.

See the rooms →
More this week

Share this story