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10/08/2026

Good ideas grow when we share them.

Our Story Studio brings together stories, conversations and perspectives from the people helping shape the future of learning across Southern Nevada, from educators and young people to administrators and community leaders.

Listen to the CFL Podcast, read thought-provoking stories and discover what’s happening across our community. Explore our Story Studio: https://www.nvcfl.org/amplify.

10/05/2026

What does a future-ready learner look like?

It’s a young person who can:
✨ Ask the right questions
✨ Adapt to the environment around them
✨ Collaborate and work well with others
✨ Actively solve problems
✨ Take ownership of their own learning

The future won’t always come with an answer key and that’s why preparing young people for what’s next means building more than knowledge alone.

That’s the vision behind the Portrait of a Nevada Learner. Read the Portrait: https://www.nvfutureoflearning.org/portrait.

09/30/2026

Learning can happen anywhere:
✨In classrooms
✨In kitchens
✨On stage
✨In community centers
✨On sports fields

Young people are learning all the time. The question is whether we’re giving them enough opportunities to notice it, practice it and own it.

Because some of the most important things they’ll need for life—communication, creativity, problem-solving, resilience—aren’t learned by memorizing the right answer.

They’re built by doing.

To learn more about how we’re reimagining the future of learning, visit nvcfl.org.

09/28/2026

School is back in session, which means getting back into the rhythm of learning, creating and imagining what’s possible. ✨

Stay connected to what’s happening across the Nevada Future of Learning Network with the CFL newsletter.

Each month, we’ll bring you:
📚 Resources and tools for educators
💡 Fresh ideas for classrooms and learning environments
🗣️ Stories from young people and communities
🌎 Updates from the Future of Learning Network

Whether you’re an educator, administrator, student or simply curious about where education is headed, there’s something for you.

Subscribe to the CFL newsletter to stay connected to what’s next: https://mailchi.mp/0166495ac43b/cfl.

09/25/2026

When we asked young people from our Future Studios summer cohort what they want from learning experiences, they all had similar answers: More agency. More creativity. More meaningful work. A place where they feel like they belong.

The physical space at THIRD Street also played an important role in the fellows’ experience. When asked how the space made them feel, many gave it 9s or 10s for creativity, comfort and inspiration. Having more freedom in how they worked made them feel more responsible for their learning and ultimately encouraged a stronger sense of belonging.

If we want to build better learning experiences, we have to start by listening to the people they’re designed for.

To learn more about how we’re reimagining the future of learning across Nevada, visit our website.

09/23/2026

The start of a new school year brings plenty of unknowns: new classes, new people, new ideas and new opportunities.

While the unknown can feel a little scary, it can also be exciting.

As Daz Weller, CEO of THIRD Street, shared in a recent conversation on the CFL Podcast:
“Nothing great happens without stepping forward into the unknown.”

Daz and Sean explored what it means to rethink learning, from building durable skills to leading with creativity and giving young people the space to explore what’s possible.

As a new school year begins, the unknown doesn’t have to be something to avoid. It can be an invitation to step outside a comfort zone, try something new and discover something you never knew you could do.

Sometimes, you don’t know what you’re capable of until you give yourself the chance to find out.

Listen to the full conversation: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6gWOADJHChZSQw2XshzR2I

09/21/2026

Sometimes going back to school is about more than getting back into a routine.

It’s about seeing your friends again, finding a teacher you connect with and having people who notice when you’re there and make you feel like you’re part of something.

That sense of belonging can make a real difference in how students experience school.

One of the major themes that came through during our recent Future Studios Fellowship Program was just how much relationships shape learning. When students feel connected to the people around them, they’re more likely to feel invested, engaged and that they have a reason to be there.

As we head into a new school year, and with September being Attendance Awareness Month, it’s a good reminder that belonging matters. Helping a student show up starts with helping them feel like they belong.

Read our full blog with key learnings from Future Studios: https://www.nvcfl.org/post/what-young-people-are-showing-us-about-the-future-of-learning

09/17/2026

If we’ve learned one thing from young people, it’s that they want the freedom and confidence to pave their own paths. A conversation between CFL Youth Fellow, Akilah Bello, and her classmate, Gavin, sparked questions around what youth agency really means and what it can look like.

As a learner, you don’t have to have your whole future mapped out, you just need a chance to try something new. This could mean learning how to play the guitar, or testing out a new camera, or even trying a new sport.

Sometimes you discover what you’re good at by doing the thing you never thought you’d try.

Young people don’t need all the answers right now, they just want to feel like others are listening.

Tune in to the full conversation between Gavin and Akilah at the link in our bio!

09/16/2026

What young people learn today can open new doors and pathways tomorrow.

This Workforce Development Month, we’d like to spotlight the Workforce/Career Technical Education (CTE) kit, designed for both learners and district leaders to align classroom learning with real-world outcomes.

Built around the Portrait of a Nevada Learner, the kit gives students tools to explore career pathways and connect their learning to workforce needs.

Visit Nevada Future of Learning Network to learn about the resources available to students, educators, families and community leaders and review the Workforce/CTE kit at the link in our bio.

09/14/2026

Calling all communications professionals! We’re hiring for a Communications & Storytelling Lead. 📢

CFL is looking for a strategic, creative communicator to help shape how we tell stories across our organization and amplify the voices and ideas making Southern Nevada education stronger. This is a full-time, hybrid position based in Las Vegas with a salary range of $60,000 to $95,000.

This is a hands-on leadership role for someone who loves both strategy and storytelling and can move quickly and oversee several projects from start to finish.

If you’re a strong writer, curious storyteller and collaborative communicator who is passionate about the future of learning, we’d love to hear from you.

Apply or learn more: https://www.nvcfl.org/getinvolved.

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