West Las Vegas school holding classes virtually Friday due to water issues

West Las Vegas school to hold virtual classes Friday after water system failure September 18, 2026 — 7:55 am Cimarron‑Memorial High School will shift to online instruction on Friday because of a critical water‑system leak and resulting water damage, the Clark County School District announced. In a notice sent to families, Principal Colin McNaught informed parents that no in‑person classes will be held on campus Friday. Students are expected to log in to their virtual schedules, with additional details about access to be provided in a separate message. McNaught attributed the disruption to a “critical h2o systems leak and h2o damage” but did not elaborate further. The district has not released any additional information regarding the extent of the damage or anticipated repair timeline.