Las Vegas High School, built in 1910. When a new high school was built in 1929, this became Fifth Street Grammar School. Site Name: Las Vegas High School (Las Vegas, Nev.)

The Tomiyasu children at the Paradise School, an integrated elementary school in Las Vegas, Nevada. The teacher is Lillian Gentry. The first three children from left to right in the back row are: Kiyo Tomiyasu, Nanyu Tomiyasu, and Natalie Mitchell. The first three children from left to right in the front row are: Uwamie, Maymie, and Yoshiko Nagamatsu.

Boulder City High School.

Children playing outside Henderson School. (12-8-43)

Black and white photograph of the Goldfield class. The students are sitting on the steps outside the school.

With the rapidly expanding Hispanic student population in the Clark County school district, a demand for teachers, counselors, and administrators sensitive to the special needs of this segment of the student body became apparent. Gina Valverde White, a Cuban refugee, works to address those needs. Starting her career as a classroom teacher, she went on to become the Assistant Principal at Las Vegas High School and is now Assistant Principal of the Washington Alternative Programs School. She is shown here working with Hispanic high school students.

The first Moapa school buses, 1918.