Dave Sheehan has been with the Clark County School District for five years as a public information specialist in the Communications Office. In this capacity, he has helped implement communication and public information programs for the nation's fifth largest and fastest growing school district. His responsibilities include updating the district's website, editing the annual Back to School Reporter publication, coordinating annual events such as the Math Proficiency Campaign and handling inquiries from local and national media outlets.

Prior to joining the school district in 2004, Dave was an enrollment counselor for the University of Phoenix. He also spent 11 years as owner and manager of a video production company in Montana, producing everything from 30-second commercials and public service announcements to full-length, original television programs including a real estate show and Montana's first weekly comedy show. He also was involved in numerous other projects ranging from wedding videos to specialized projects for attorneys and government agencies.

Dave started his career in radio broadcasting and moved into television, working as a reporter, anchor and assignment editor at a variety of commercial TV stations in Michigan, Nebraska and Montana. In the mid 1980's he was a writer and editor for United Press International in Chicago, which at the time served over 3,000 radio and TV stations across the U.S. Dave also was a reporter for a Michigan newspaper and wrote a monthly humor column for several magazines. Dave has a B.A. in Communication Arts from Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan, and earned his Masters in Business Administration from the University of Phoenix. He is the proud father of two daughters, ages 4 and 11.

Desiree Duncan began her television career as a production associate at WCTE-TV in Cookeville, TN. While finishing up her degree in English-Journalism at Tennessee Technological University, she was determined to learn all she could about broadcast media. Desiree served as program director, public affairs director, and news director, for TTU’s college radio station WTTU 88.5 FM during her three-year tenure. She also landed a position as an on-air talent for Magic 98.5 FM, a local Top-40 Clear Channel radio station in Cookeville.

Television is Desiree’s passion and she went on to host and produce two seasons of “TTU Sports Weekly” as well as created a weekly show called “TTU Perspective” in which she served as host and producer for the WCTE production. All of her hands-on experience at WCTE coupled with her course of study in journalism gives her the knowledge necessary to supply viewers with insight into the Clark County School District.

Chasen Brown is a 15 year old, 10th grade student at the Las Vegas Academy of International Studies Performing and Visual Arts. She is majoring in Dance, and is an honor roll student.

Her interests include reading, dancing, and music. She aspires to become a newscaster on a national level. Her greatest influences are the reporters on 60 Minutes. Chasen is the first student correspondent on Inside Education.