Your Clark County School District trustee is elected from one of seven geographic districts, labeled A through G. Only three of those seats are on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot: Districts D, F, and G. The other four elected seats are not up this cycle. The CCSD Board of School Trustees page, checked October 26, 2026, also lists four appointed members who represent cities or the county.

To find which trustee district covers your house, use Clark County’s sample ballot lookup. Your child’s school zone map is a different layer. The race printed on your sample ballot is the one that counts.

Who are the current CCSD board trustees?

These names and titles come from the district’s Board of School Trustees page as it read on October 26, 2026. Each elected trustee’s individual page lists the same shared phone line, 702 799 2273 / 702 799 CCSD. The board’s Contact Your Board Member page lists the Board Office at 702 799 1072 and mail at the Administrative Center, 5100 W. Sahara Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89146. Neither that contact page nor the trustee bio pages printed individual email addresses when Insider checked them on October 26, 2026.

Elected trustees, Districts A through G

  • District A: Emily Stevens, board president. More info on her trustee page.

  • District B: Lydia Dominguez, board clerk. Trustee page.

  • District C: Tameka Henry. Trustee page.

  • District D: Brenda Zamora. Trustee page. On the ballot this fall.

  • District E: Lorena Biassotti. Trustee page.

  • District F: Irene Bustamante Adams, board vice president. Trustee page. On the ballot this fall.

  • District G: Linda P. Cavazos. Trustee page. On the ballot this fall.

City and county appointees on the same board page

  • Isaac Barron, North Las Vegas. His trustee page says council peers appointed him to represent the City of North Las Vegas.

  • Ramona Esparza-Stoffregan, Henderson. The roster card says Henderson. Her trustee page says she was appointed in November 2023.

  • Adam Johnson, Las Vegas. Trustee page.

  • Lisa Satory, Clark County. Her trustee page says she was appointed January 2, 2024, as a nonvoting trustee representing Unincorporated Clark County.

Regular board meetings are the second and fourth Thursday of each month at 5:00 p.m., and work sessions are the first Wednesday at 4:00 p.m., according to the board page. Meetings are subject to change. Agendas and reference material are posted through the district’s board documents link on that page.

How do you find which trustee district you are in?

Start with your sample ballot. Clark County’s Sample Ballots page, checked October 26, 2026, tells registered voters to log in to Registered Voter Services, then choose View My Sample Ballot from the Voter Services menu. The reproduction shows the contests for your precinct in ballot order, including the Clark County School District trustee race that applies to your address, if one is on the ballot this cycle.

You may also have a paper sample ballot in the mail, or an electronic sample ballot email if you opted in through Registered Voter Services. Either way, look for the line that says Trustee Clark County School District and the letter that follows. That letter is your trustee district for Election Day.

Do not treat your child’s zoned school as proof of your trustee district. CCSD’s Zoning Search finds attendance boundaries. Trustee districts are a different map. If a school map and your sample ballot ever seem to disagree for your house, trust the sample ballot for voting and call the Clark County Election Department at 702 455 8683 to sort it out.

For a picture of the seven districts, the board page posts a trustee district overview image and Google Drive PDFs for District A, District B, District C, District D, District E, District F, and District G. Those PDFs help with geography. They are not a substitute for the clerk sample ballot when you need to know which race is on your ballot.

Who is on the ballot in Districts D, F, and G?

These names come from Clark County’s official All Contests and Candidates in the November 3, 2026, General Election list, read October 26, 2026. They appear in ballot order. The races are nonpartisan. The county’s Election Guide for this general election states that Nevada law (NRS 293.270) does not permit write in candidates, so there is no write in line on these contests.

District D (4 year term): David Gomez; Brenda Zamora.

District F (4 year term): Irene Bustamante Adams; Robert E. Hutchinson.

District G (4 year term): Paul Casey; Linda P. Cavazos.

If you live in District A, B, C, or E, you will not see a CCSD trustee contest on your November ballot. Your current elected trustee continues. Parents in D, F, or G vote for one name in their own district only.

When can you vote in the trustee race?

Clark County’s Election Guide and vote hub, checked October 26, 2026, list:

  • Early voting: Saturday, October 17, through Friday, October 30, 2026. Dates and hours vary by location. Any Clark County registered voter may use any early voting site in the county.

  • Election Day: Tuesday, November 3, 2026, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Vote at any Election Day vote center in the county.

Active registered voters are also mailed a ballot. For site lists, an interactive map, or registration questions, start at ClarkCountyNV.gov/vote or call 702 455 8683.

For early voting hours, Election Day sites, and mail ballot steps, see the companion guide “CCSD School Board Election 2026: Early Voting, Election Day, and What’s on the Ballot.”

How do you reach the board if you are not voting this cycle?

Call the Board Office at 702 799 1072 during regular business hours, or mail the Administrative Center at 5100 W. Sahara Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89146, using the contacts on the district’s Contact Your Board Member page. To speak at a meeting, the board page says to call that same Board Office number at least 8 business hours before the scheduled start, or sign up in person immediately before the meeting. Written comments go to boardmtgcomments@nv.ccsd.net after the agenda is posted and at least 8 business hours before the start.

For ballot, polling place, or registration questions, use the Election Department: 702 455 8683, ELinfo@ClarkCountyNV.gov, or ClarkCountyNV.gov/vote. The Board Office phone, Election Department phone, and Election Department email above were checked October 26, 2026.

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