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SB 264 is dead — thank the senators who voted no

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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

8

Total Messages

8

1/participant

This Week

0

Officials Contacted

8

States Reached

1

Cities

4

Messages

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· Reno, NV → Jovan Jackson4/25/2026

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 → Bert Gurr4/22/2026

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.

· Las Vegas, NV → Brittney Miller4/22/2026

I work with kids in Las Vegas 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 → David Orentlicher4/21/2026

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.

· Carson City, NV → Elaine Marzola4/21/2026

Our neighborhood in Carson City 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 → Nicole Cannizzaro4/17/2026

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.

· Las Vegas, NV → Steve Yeager4/17/2026

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.

· Henderson, NV → John Ellison4/16/2026

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.

Recent Activity

  • Tyler S. from Reno, NV took action — 1 messageApr 25
  • Jennifer N. from Las Vegas, NV took action — 1 messageApr 22
  • Jennifer N. from Las Vegas, NV took action — 1 messageApr 22
  • James W. from Reno, NV took action — 1 messageApr 21
  • Linda B. from Carson City, NV took action — 1 messageApr 21
  • David J. from Las Vegas, NV took action — 1 messageApr 17
  • Marcus W. from Las Vegas, NV took action — 1 messageApr 17
  • Kevin N. from Henderson, NV took action — 1 messageApr 16