Bill would create statewide data dashboard, push open educational resources and study student basic‑needs in Nevada

Carson City — Assembly Bill 345, presented to the Senate Committee on Education by representatives of the Vegas Chamber and student leaders, would create a publicly accessible dashboard to aggregate student outcome data across Nevada’s education system, require systemwide policy on low‑cost and no‑cost instructional materials, and commission an interim study on food and financial insecurity among postsecondary students.