RAVE REVIEW
The RAVE (Recognize A Valued Employee) Review Program incorporates unsolicited acknowledgement of Clark County School District (CCSD) employees who make a difference and are exemplary models of the District’s Standards. Submissions should highlight accomplishments that exceed general job expectations and focus on those who truly go above and beyond for students, parents/guardians, fellow staff members, and the community.
CCSD CARES STANDARDS
The program is now tied to five CCSD CARES Standards including: Communication, Accountability, Respectfulness, Excellence, and Solutions. When identifying an individual to nominate, be sure to select the Standard that is most exemplified by the recipient.
CERTIFICATE DISTRIBUTION
- Certificates will be printed and mailed to each school/site. Please allow adequate time for certificates to arrive.
- School administrators and department supervisors are asked to distribute the certificates to recipients.
MONTHLY WINNER
- One districtwide nominee will be selected to win each month.
- Winners will receive partner donated incentives like gift cards, passes for experiential activities, and more.
RAVE Review F.A.Q.:
Who is eligible for nomination?
Any CCSD employee.
Who can nominate a CCSD employee?
Other CCSD employees, students, parents/guardians, and community members.
How are monthly winners selected?
Nominations are selected at random.
How many monthly winners are selected?
One RAVE recipient is selected per month.
What kind of incentive can the monthly winners receive?
Winners will receive partner-donated incentives like gift cards, passes for experiential activities, and more.
Why can’t I access my certificate on the RAVE Review app?
As part of the program revamp, physical certificates are now being mailed to schools/sites.
When should I expect to receive my certificate?
Certificates are printed at the end of each month then mailed to your school/site. School administration and department supervisors will be provided with certificates containing the submission text and are asked to distribute them to recipients.
Why haven’t I received my certificate yet?
Certificates are mailed at the end of the month. Please allow adequate time for them to be distributed by your school administration and department supervisor.
For many students, school bus drivers are the first smile in the morning and the last goodbye in the afternoon. They help set the tone for each day while ensuring every child arrives safely.
This School Bus Driver Appreciation Day, we’re proud to recognize the care and commitment they bring to our schools. In partnership with Richard Harris Law Firm, we were grateful to provide coffee, donuts, and a few small tokens of appreciation to these dedicated professionals.
To all of our bus drivers, thank you for the vital role you play in supporting our students and school communities every day.
Apr 28
For many students, school bus drivers are the first smile in the morning and the last goodbye in the afternoon. They help set the tone for each day while ensuring every child arrives safely.
This School Bus Driver Appreciation Day, we’re proud to recognize the care and commitment they bring to our schools. In partnership with Richard Harris Law Firm, we were grateful to provide coffee, donuts, and a few small tokens of appreciation to these dedicated professionals.
To all of our bus drivers, thank you for the vital role you play in supporting our students and school communities every day.
The inaugural Henderson Paddle Battle brought together teams from 13 CCSD schools for an evening of friendly pickleball competition, connection, and school pride.
Congratulations to Mannion Middle School for taking the top spot and earning $500 for their athletics program. Hannah Marie Brown Elementary and Foothill High School also delivered standout performances, finishing second and third.
A special thank you to our partner, Chicken N Pickle Henderson, for hosting an incredible event and creating a fun space for CCSD employees and their families to come together, build camaraderie, and celebrate their schools.
Apr 23
The inaugural Henderson Paddle Battle brought together teams from 13 CCSD schools for an evening of friendly pickleball competition, connection, and school pride.
Congratulations to Mannion Middle School for taking the top spot and earning $500 for their athletics program. Hannah Marie Brown Elementary and Foothill High School also delivered standout performances, finishing second and third.
A special thank you to our partner, Chicken N Pickle Henderson, for hosting an incredible event and creating a fun space for CCSD employees and their families to come together, build camaraderie, and celebrate their schools.
Happy Administrative Professionals Day! Today, we celebrate the incredible administrative professionals who are the backbone of our schools and offices, keeping everything organized, running smoothly, and supporting students, staff, and families with care and dedication every day. To celebrate, we honored four outstanding administrative professionals who go above and beyond. Each was recognized as an Exemplary Employee and received a gift card from our partners @silverstatecu. We are truly grateful for all administrative professionals and the vital role you play in making a difference.
Apr 22
Happy Administrative Professionals Day! Today, we celebrate the incredible administrative professionals who are the backbone of our schools and offices, keeping everything organized, running smoothly, and supporting students, staff, and families with care and dedication every day. To celebrate, we honored four outstanding administrative professionals who go above and beyond. Each was recognized as an Exemplary Employee and received a gift card from our partners @silverstatecu. We are truly grateful for all administrative professionals and the vital role you play in making a difference.
Classrooms turned into celebration spaces today as we surprised two exceptional educators with the Teacher of the Month Award and a $500 prize in recognition of their impact. Congratulations to Jaime Tabeek, GATE Teacher at Jones Blackhurst Elementary, and Lindsay Powers, Teacher at Bonanza High School. Their dedication, energy, and commitment to students continue to inspire every day.
Tune in to News 3 on April 22 to see Ms. Tabeek’s story, and on May 6 to catch Ms. Powers in the spotlight. Special thanks to West Coast Trial Lawyers for making this program possible.
Apr 15
Classrooms turned into celebration spaces today as we surprised two exceptional educators with the Teacher of the Month Award and a $500 prize in recognition of their impact. Congratulations to Jaime Tabeek, GATE Teacher at Jones Blackhurst Elementary, and Lindsay Powers, Teacher at Bonanza High School. Their dedication, energy, and commitment to students continue to inspire every day.
Tune in to News 3 on April 22 to see Ms. Tabeek’s story, and on May 6 to catch Ms. Powers in the spotlight. Special thanks to West Coast Trial Lawyers for making this program possible.
More than a PE teacher, Mr. Swenson is shaping how students move through life. From building confidence and healthy habits to teaching that true strength is measured by how well you move, not how much you lift, his impact reaches far beyond the gym. A mentor to both students and future educators, he was surprised as this month’s Game Changer award recipient, earning tickets to a Vegas Golden Knights game along with a $1,000 in recognition of his incredible impact.
Apr 9
More than a PE teacher, Mr. Swenson is shaping how students move through life. From building confidence and healthy habits to teaching that true strength is measured by how well you move, not how much you lift, his impact reaches far beyond the gym. A mentor to both students and future educators, he was surprised as this month’s Game Changer award recipient, earning tickets to a Vegas Golden Knights game along with a $1,000 in recognition of his incredible impact.
Myrtle Tate Elementary celebrated something special as Ms. Kendra Shoemaker was named an Educator in Excellence Award winner. As a second grade teacher and instructional leader, she ensures students of all ability levels receive the support they need to reach grade level mastery, creating a classroom where every child has the opportunity to succeed.
Her impact extends far beyond the school day, and we were proud to recognize her dedication with a $1,000 award courtesy of America First Credit Union. Catch her feature in Sunday’s Las Vegas Review Journal and on the 7 at 7 segment next week.
@reviewjournal @americafirst
Apr 9
Myrtle Tate Elementary celebrated something special as Ms. Kendra Shoemaker was named an Educator in Excellence Award winner. As a second grade teacher and instructional leader, she ensures students of all ability levels receive the support they need to reach grade level mastery, creating a classroom where every child has the opportunity to succeed.
Her impact extends far beyond the school day, and we were proud to recognize her dedication with a $1,000 award courtesy of America First Credit Union. Catch her feature in Sunday’s Las Vegas Review Journal and on the 7 at 7 segment next week.
@reviewjournal @americafirst
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