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Tell Senate Commerce & Labor: vote NO on SB 264
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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.
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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