Nevada R-V board approves $10 rate increase for district resource center to curb recurring shortfall
The Nevada R-V School District Board on Feb. 16 approved a $10-per-rate increase for the district’s resource center (NCRC), keeping reduced-rate slots for qualifying families. District staff said the change is intended to slow a roughly $80,000 annual deficit after the state reclassified the program as an enterprise fund.
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The Nevada R-V School District Board of Education on Feb. 16 approved a $10 increase to resource center rates for the 2026–27 school year, a move district staff said is intended to begin closing a recurring operating shortfall.
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