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Tell Senate Commerce & Labor: vote NO on SB 264

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Silver State Families Alliance's talking points

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SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. Nevada should not join the race to loosen child labor protections.
This campaign is an action within Stop SB 264: Protect Limits on School-Night Work Hours for Minors. Its results roll up to the parent campaign.

Total Actions

30

Total Messages

30

1/participant

This Week

0

Officials Contacted

8

States Reached

1

Cities

8

Messages

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· Reno, NV → Melanie Scheible4/15/2026

As a parent in Reno, this bill is personal for our family. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. I am asking for your support because the kids in your district are counting on it, and so are we.

· Henderson, NV → Roberta Lange4/15/2026

I work with kids in Henderson every day and see exactly what this bill addresses. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. I would be glad to share what I see on the ground if it would help your decision.

· Pahrump, NV → Lori Rogich4/10/2026

I have lived in Pahrump for years and rarely write my legislators, but this one matters. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. Please give it your vote.

· Las Vegas, NV → Melanie Scheible4/9/2026

I have lived in Las Vegas for years and rarely write my legislators, but this one matters. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. Please give it your vote.

· Reno, NV → Melanie Scheible4/8/2026

I work with kids in Reno every day and see exactly what this bill addresses. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. I would be glad to share what I see on the ground if it would help your decision.

· Reno, NV → Skip Daly4/8/2026

I have lived in Reno for years and rarely write my legislators, but this one matters. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. Please give it your vote.

· Carson City, NV → Julie Pazina4/4/2026

As a parent in Carson City, this bill is personal for our family. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. I am asking for your support because the kids in your district are counting on it, and so are we.

· Reno, NV → John Ellison4/3/2026

Our neighborhood in Reno has been talking about this around kitchen tables for months. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. I hope we can count on you.

· Las Vegas, NV → Edgar Flores4/2/2026

Our neighborhood in Las Vegas has been talking about this around kitchen tables for months. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. I hope we can count on you.

· North Las Vegas, NV → Skip Daly4/2/2026

I have lived in North Las Vegas for years and rarely write my legislators, but this one matters. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. Please give it your vote.

· Las Vegas, NV → Melanie Scheible4/1/2026

I have lived in Las Vegas for years and rarely write my legislators, but this one matters. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. Please give it your vote.

· Reno, NV → Melanie Scheible4/1/2026

As a parent in Reno, this bill is personal for our family. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. I am asking for your support because the kids in your district are counting on it, and so are we.

· Henderson, NV → Julie Pazina3/28/2026

As a parent in Henderson, this bill is personal for our family. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. I am asking for your support because the kids in your district are counting on it, and so are we.

· Reno, NV → Roberta Lange3/27/2026

I have lived in Reno for years and rarely write my legislators, but this one matters. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. Please give it your vote.

· Henderson, NV → John Steinbeck3/27/2026

Our neighborhood in Henderson has been talking about this around kitchen tables for months. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. I hope we can count on you.

· Henderson, NV → Skip Daly3/26/2026

I have lived in Henderson for years and rarely write my legislators, but this one matters. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. Please give it your vote.

· Las Vegas, NV → Melanie Scheible3/25/2026

I have lived in Las Vegas for years and rarely write my legislators, but this one matters. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. Please give it your vote.

· Las Vegas, NV → John Steinbeck3/25/2026

As a parent in Las Vegas, this bill is personal for our family. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. I am asking for your support because the kids in your district are counting on it, and so are we.

· Reno, NV → Lori Rogich3/24/2026

I have lived in Reno for years and rarely write my legislators, but this one matters. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. Please give it your vote.

· Sparks, NV → Skip Daly3/24/2026

I work with kids in Sparks every day and see exactly what this bill addresses. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. I would be glad to share what I see on the ground if it would help your decision.

· Elko, NV → John Ellison3/23/2026

Our neighborhood in Elko has been talking about this around kitchen tables for months. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. I hope we can count on you.

· Reno, NV → Edgar Flores3/23/2026

As a parent in Reno, this bill is personal for our family. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. I am asking for your support because the kids in your district are counting on it, and so are we.

· Henderson, NV → Skip Daly3/23/2026

I have lived in Henderson for years and rarely write my legislators, but this one matters. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. Please give it your vote.

· Las Vegas, NV → Edgar Flores3/22/2026

I have lived in Las Vegas for years and rarely write my legislators, but this one matters. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. Please give it your vote.

· Reno, NV → Melanie Scheible3/20/2026

As a parent in Reno, this bill is personal for our family. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. I am asking for your support because the kids in your district are counting on it, and so are we.

· Las Vegas, NV → John Steinbeck3/19/2026

As a parent in Las Vegas, this bill is personal for our family. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. I am asking for your support because the kids in your district are counting on it, and so are we.

· Elko, NV → John Ellison3/16/2026

I work with kids in Elko every day and see exactly what this bill addresses. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. I would be glad to share what I see on the ground if it would help your decision.

· Pahrump, NV → Edgar Flores3/13/2026

I work with kids in Pahrump every day and see exactly what this bill addresses. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. I would be glad to share what I see on the ground if it would help your decision.

· Reno, NV → John Ellison3/12/2026

As a parent in Reno, this bill is personal for our family. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. I am asking for your support because the kids in your district are counting on it, and so are we.

· North Las Vegas, NV → Skip Daly3/10/2026

I have lived in North Las Vegas for years and rarely write my legislators, but this one matters. SB 264 extends school-night work hours for 14- and 15-year-olds to 10pm. Pediatricians, teachers, and parents agree: later shifts mean less sleep and lower grades for the youngest workers. Please give it your vote.

Recent Activity

  • David C. from Reno, NV took action — 1 messageApr 15
  • Karen S. from Henderson, NV took action — 1 messageApr 15
  • Maria N. from Pahrump, NV took action — 1 messageApr 10
  • Robert K. from Las Vegas, NV took action — 1 messageApr 9
  • Sofia W. from Reno, NV took action — 1 messageApr 8
  • James S. from Reno, NV took action — 1 messageApr 8
  • Kevin R. from Carson City, NV took action — 1 messageApr 4
  • Rachel W. from Reno, NV took action — 1 messageApr 3