The Clark County School District hosted a tech leadership bike build in Las Vegas, Nevada, on Nov. 6, 2026. Twenty-one members of the leadership team for the district’s Tech department took part. They met at the CCSD Family Support Center on South Maryland Parkway. The afternoon activity capped off a full day of meetings. Together, the group assembled five bikes for the district’s own Safe Routes to School program.
The Clark County School District is the fifth-largest school district in the United States. It serves students and families across Las Vegas and the rest of Clark County. The district employs roughly 40,000 people.
CCSD Tech Leaders Assemble Bikes for Students in Las Vegas, Nevada
This was not the district’s first Build-A-Bike® event with us. A CCSD team hosted one about three years ago. So, when Azalia Pina wanted to reward her team and build camaraderie, she knew where to turn. Her goal was to fill a good part of the afternoon with something the whole group could do together.
The event was booked for 35 people, and 21 participants were able to attend. The Tech leaders spent most of the day in meetings. Then they shifted gears and finished the day with some team-building fun. Working side by side, they built five bikes from the ground up. It was a hands-on way to end a long day of planning.
All five bikes went to the CCSD Safe Routes to School program. The program encourages children to walk and bike safely to and from school. It also helps students who need a bike to get to class each day. We’d like to thank Azalia Pina and the CCSD Tech leadership team for bringing us back. We’d also like to thank Jennifer Grube and the Safe Routes to School team for the work they do for Clark County students.
A bike build is a great way to wrap up a long day of meetings. Our team-building activities in Las Vegas give your group a fun way to give back together.