When I've said this previously, more often than not, people roll their eyes at me. I understand the reaction, but it doesn't make the facts less true. 

Education and entertainment in Nevada need each other. Even the film board lacks the people it needs to host major productions. There's an interview in that section that explains at length.

The plan is invest smaller amounts, get larger returns across the state. 

We use entertainment education to help give money to the NSHE schools. We create a system where classes can change semester to semester to keep up with industry demands. 

We help prospective students cut down on their overall tuition. We help the businesses who are in Nevada keep their employees at the forefront of their skill sets. We create a system with the ability to pivot and meet new industries. 

We pull back what we lost. 

We were a world leader in experiential entertainment, yet we aren't really educating or training anyone to help the industry infrastructure. If we don't help that economy thrive, we might lose it because no one is paying attention. Just like the video game education and  migration happening.