March 1, 2025 - 06:25

CARSON CITY, NV – Today, Governor Joe Lombardo announced the appointments of Annette Dawson Owens to the Nevada State Board of Education and Jennifer McGrath to the Nevada System of Higher Education. These appointments are expected to enhance the educational landscape in Nevada, bringing fresh perspectives and expertise to the state's educational governance.
Annette Dawson Owens, a seasoned educator with extensive experience in curriculum development and educational leadership, will join the Nevada State Board of Education. Her commitment to improving educational outcomes for all students aligns with the board's mission to ensure quality education across the state.
Meanwhile, Jennifer McGrath, who has a strong background in higher education administration and policy, will take on her role within the Nevada System of Higher Education. Her insights and strategic vision are anticipated to support the system's goals of expanding access and improving the quality of higher education for Nevada's diverse population.
Both appointees are expected to play pivotal roles in shaping the future of education in Nevada, focusing on innovation and inclusivity. Governor Lombardo expressed confidence that their contributions will lead to significant advancements in the state's educational framework.
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