Karen Gray
Karen Gray is an education researcher at NPRI and has been with the Institute since June 2008. Karen has an associate's degree in legal assistance from the Community College of Southern Nevada (now the College of Southern Nevada).
Prior to joining NPRI, Karen spent 17 years as a parent in the Clark County School District, serving on various district committees and parent groups. As an independent education advocate and paralegal, Karen assisted parents and attorneys in advocating for students with school district administration and the board of trustees and in special-education legal proceedings. As part of her efforts to promote open government, Karen regularly monitored the Clark County school board, lobbied for transparency legislation and pursued public-records litigation.
Articles
- LCB: CCSD police break the law by issuing tickets away from schools
- Being slow-danced in the dark by CCSD
- Celebrating School Choice Week in Nevada
- CCSD trustees show change of heart on Policy Governance
- CCSD police issuing tickets on Nevada highways
- Clark County School District police routinely use police powers outside of school grounds
- A better school for your child?
- The school board strikes back
- Change is harder for some folks
- Ethics Commission counsel confirms Nevada blind spot
- Is CCSD preparing for a segregation lawsuit?
- CCSD’s Westside story
- AG readies bid for subpoena powers over public bodies
- The CCSD machine
