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Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388D - Alternative School Choices › Section 388D.130 - Complaint concerning violation of Nevada Educational Choice Scholarship Program; required information; determination and authorized actions

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A person may file a complaint of a
		  violation of state law or regulation concerning the Nevada Educational Choice
		  Scholarship Program with the Superintendent of Public Instruction by mailing
		  the complaint to:
Superintendent of Public Instruction 700 East Fifth Street Carson
			 City, Nevada 89701
2. An
		  initial complaint filed pursuant to subsection 1 must include, without
		  limitation, the name, telephone number and address of the complainant and the
		  description of the alleged violation.
3. After a complaint is received, the
		  Department will review the complaint for legal sufficiency and may request
		  additional information from the complainant and any interested party. If, as a
		  result of this review, the Superintendent of Public Instruction determines
		  that:
(a) No further action is required, he or
		  she may close the complaint.
(b)
		  The complaint may have merit, the Department may:
(1) Conduct any further investigation it
		  deems necessary and appropriate;
(2) Forward the complaint and the results of
		  the review and any investigation to the Attorney General or a law enforcement
		  agency for a criminal investigation;
(3) Issue a letter of admonition to the
		  person or governmental agency that committed the violation; or
(4) After providing notice and the
		  opportunity for a hearing to the person or governmental agency accused of the
		  violation:
(I) Revoke the right of the person
		  or governmental agency to participate in the Nevada Educational Choice
		  Scholarship Program; or
(II) Find
		  that a grant has been awarded in error and require money to be returned to the
		  Department of Taxation.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388E - Program of School Choice for Children in Foster Care › Section 388E.100 - Application to participate in Program: Contents; required action of board of trustees of school district upon receipt of notification

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The legal guardian or custodian of a child
		  seeking to have the child participate in the Program must submit to the
		  Department an application in the manner and on a form prescribed by the
		  Department. The application must include, without limitation:
(a) The name, age and current grade level, if
		  applicable, of the child;
(b) An
		  indication of whether the child has an individualized education
		  program;
(c) A statement affirming
		  that the child is eligible to participate in the Program pursuant to
		  NRS
		  388E.110;
(d) A statement of the reasons for requesting
		  that the child participate in the Program, including, without limitation, how
		  participation in the Program would be in the best interests of the child;
		  and
(e) The information required by
		  subsection 2 of
		  NRS
		  388E.110.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 1.1 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
The State Board interprets "other staff who work under the direct
			 supervision of the principal," as used in
			 NRS
			 388G.610, to mean any employee who is:
1. Assigned to the local school
		  precinct;
2. Evaluated by the
		  principal or a designee of the principal; and
3. Not a member of central
		  services.
Added
			 to NAC by Bd. of Education by
			 R064-22A,
			 eff. 9/8/2022
NRS 388G.590,
				388G.610
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 1.2 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
To ensure that each large school district carries out the
			 reorganization of the school district in accordance with the provisions of this
			 chapter and NRS
			 388G.500 to 388G.810, inclusive, the
			 Superintendent of Public Instruction may:
1. Issue a notice of noncompliance to the
		  board of trustees and the superintendent of schools of a large school district
		  setting forth each instance identified by the Superintendent of Public
		  Instruction in which the district has failed to comply with the provisions of
		  this chapter and
		  NRS
		  388G.500 to
		  388G.810, inclusive.
2. At any time after the issuance of a notice
		  of noncompliance pursuant to subsection 1, request a plan of corrective action
		  from the board of trustees and the superintendent of schools of the large
		  school district to address any instance of noncompliance identified in the
		  notice. The board of trustees and the superintendent of schools of the large
		  school district shall develop and implement the plan of corrective action,
		  subject to the approval of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, within 45
		  days after receiving the request for the plan.
3. At any time after the issuance of a notice
		  of noncompliance pursuant to subsection 1, appoint one or more compliance
		  monitors to assess the reorganization of the large school district and provide
		  recommendations for compliance. A compliance monitor:
(a) Must possess the skills and knowledge
		  necessary to perform the prescribed duties.
(b) Shall assess the reorganization of the
		  large school district and any instance of noncompliance identified in the
		  notice of noncompliance issued pursuant to subsection 1.
(c) Shall review the development and
		  implementation of a plan of corrective action requested by the Superintendent
		  of Public Instruction pursuant to subsection 2, if any, and provide assistance
		  to the board of trustees and the superintendent of schools of the large school
		  district in the development and implementation of the plan.
(d) Shall provide a written report assessing
		  the reorganization not less often than quarterly to the board of trustees of
		  the large school district.
(e)
		  Shall provide a monthly report assessing the reorganization to the
		  Superintendent of Public Instruction and any additional reports requested by
		  the Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 2 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
As used in sections 2 to 31, inclusive, of this regulation,
			 unless the context otherwise requires, the words and terms defined in sections
			 3 to 12, inclusive, of this regulation have the meanings ascribed to them in
			 those sections.
Added to NAC by
			 Bd. of Education by
			 R142-16A,
			 eff. 9/9/2016
Clark County School District
			 Reorganization Act §28
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 2.1 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A large school district shall, at least
		  annually, provide mandatory training on the provisions of this section,
		  NRS
		  388G.500 to
		  388G.810,
		  inclusive, NAC 388G.100 to 388G.140, inclusive, and section 3
		  to:
(a) All voting members of the board of
		  trustees of the large school district;
(b) The superintendent of schools of the
		  large school district;
(c) All
		  members of the cabinet of the superintendent of schools, if any;
(d) All supervisors of a principal;
(e) All principals employed by the large
		  school district; and
(f) Any person
		  who is a member of an organizational team of a local school precinct within the
		  large school district.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 3 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
"Board of Trustees" means the Board of Trustees of the Clark
			 County School District.
Added to NAC by
			 Bd. of Education by
			 R142-16A,
			 eff. 9/9/2016
Clark County School District
			 Reorganization Act §28
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 3.1 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The principal of a local school precinct:
(a) Shall select teachers for the local
		  school precinct pursuant to subsection 2 of
		  NRS
		  388G.610 who, as determined by the principal,
		  meet the needs of the local school precinct pursuant to the plan of operation
		  for the local school precinct.
(b)
		  May select teachers for the local school precinct who are not in good standing
		  if the principal determines that the selection of such a teacher is necessary
		  to carry out the plan of operation for the local school precinct.
(c) May select substitute teachers for the
		  local school precinct only if the principal:
(1) Determines that the selection of such a
		  teacher is necessary to carry out the plan of operation for the local school
		  precinct, including, without limitation, the staffing of the local school
		  precinct as described in the plan of operation;
(2) Does not engage in discrimination on the
		  basis of race, religion, color, national origin, disability, sexual
		  orientation, gender identity or expression, ancestry, familial status, age or
		  sex in making such a selection; and
(3) Complies with the procedures established
		  by the large school district pursuant to subsection 3.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 4 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
"Central Services" means the administrative staff of the Clark
			 County School District which provide services to the schools in the School
			 District.
Added to NAC by
			 Bd. of Education by
			 R142-16A,
			 eff. 9/9/2016
Clark County School District
			 Reorganization Act §28
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 5 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
"Confidential information" means:
1. Personal information, including, without
		  limitation, the home address, employment records, academic records and
		  disciplinary records of a pupil or any other person; and
2. Any other information declared by law to
		  be confidential.
Added to NAC by
			 Bd. of Education by
			 R142-16A,
			 eff. 9/9/2016
Clark County School District
			 Reorganization Act §28
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 6 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
"Department" means the Nevada Department of
			 Education.
Added to NAC by
			 Bd. of Education by
			 R142-16A,
			 eff. 9/9/2016
Clark County School District
			 Reorganization Act §28
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 7 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
"Local school precinct" means a public school which is deemed to
			 be a local school precinct pursuant to section 13 of this
			 regulation.
Added to NAC by
			 Bd. of Education by
			 R142-16A,
			 eff. 9/9/2016
Clark County School District
			 Reorganization Act §28
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 8 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
"Plan of operation" means the plan of operation for a local
			 school precinct which is approved pursuant to section 24 of this
			 regulation.
Added to NAC by
			 Bd. of Education by
			 R142-16A,
			 eff. 9/9/2016
Clark County School District
			 Reorganization Act §28
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 9 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
"School associate superintendent" means a person assigned by the
			 Superintendent to oversee the operation of designated local school precincts
			 pursuant to section 20 of this regulation.
Added to NAC by
			 Bd. of Education by
			 R142-16A,
			 eff. 9/9/2016
Clark County School District
			 Reorganization Act §28
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 10 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
"School District" means the Clark County School
			 District.
Added to NAC by
			 Bd. of Education by
			 R142-16A,
			 eff. 9/9/2016
Clark County School District
			 Reorganization Act §28
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 11 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
"Specialty school" means a public school that operates as a
			 magnet school or program, a career and technical education school or program, a
			 special education school or program or an alternative program of
			 education.
Added to NAC by
			 Bd. of Education by
			 R142-16A,
			 eff. 9/9/2016
Clark County School District
			 Reorganization Act §28
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 12 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
"Superintendent" means the Superintendent of the Clark County
			 School District.
Added to NAC by
			 Bd. of Education by
			 R142-16A,
			 eff. 9/9/2016
Clark County School District
			 Reorganization Act §28
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 13 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
		  Except as otherwise provided in this subsection, each public school within the
		  School District, including, without limitation, any school operating as a
		  specialty school, shall be deemed a local school precinct. A charter school or
		  university school for profoundly gifted pupils shall not be deemed a local
		  school precinct.
2. Each local
		  school precinct must operate using site-based decision making in which certain
		  authority to carry out responsibilities is transferred from the School District
		  to the local school precinct as set forth in section 14 of this
		  regulation.
3. On and after the
		  effective date of this regulation, a specialty school must not be reduced in
		  size or converted into any other type of school unless otherwise specifically
		  provided by law, the reduction or conversion is recommended by the local school
		  precinct and agreed to by the Superintendent and the Board of Trustees or the
		  Superintendent with the approval of the Board of Trustees, determines that
		  there is good cause to reduce the size of the specialty school or convert the
		  specialty school into another type of school.
4. This section does not authorize a local
		  school precinct:
(a) To change, grant a
		  waiver or in any way affect any zone of attendance which has been established
		  pursuant to
		  NRS
		  388.040.
(b) To change the policy of the School
		  District concerning the eligibility and selection of a pupil to attend a
		  specialty school.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 14 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
		  Except as otherwise provided in this section, the Superintendent shall transfer
		  authority to each local school precinct to carry out responsibilities in
		  accordance with the plan of operation approved for the local school
		  precinct.
2. The Superintendent
		  shall transfer to each local school precinct the authority to carry out the
		  following responsibilities:
(a) Selecting the
		  staff for the local school precinct, including, without limitation, the
		  selection of:
(1) Teachers;
(2) Administrators other than the principal;
		  and
(3) Other staff who work under
		  the direct supervision of the principal.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 15 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
		  On or before January 15 of each year, to assist the local school precinct in
		  preparing its budget for the next school year, the Superintendent shall
		  establish and make public:
(a) The average
		  unit cost for each type of employee employed to work at a local school precinct
		  which is determined based upon the average unit cost across the School
		  District. A separate average unit cost must be established for teachers and
		  substitute teachers, respectively.
(b) A list of equipment, services and
		  supplies that a local school precinct may obtain from the School District using
		  the money allocated to the local school precinct and the cost for such
		  equipment, services and supplies. The cost of such equipment, services and
		  supplies must not exceed the actual cost to the School District to provide the
		  equipment, services and supplies to the local school precinct.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 16 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
		  On or before January 15 of each year, the Superintendent shall establish for
		  the next school year:
(a) The anticipated
		  total amount of money to be received by the School District from all sources,
		  including any year-end balance that is carried forward, and shall identify the
		  sources of such a year-end balance and whether the year-end balance is
		  restricted. If the year-end balance is restricted, the Superintendent shall
		  identify the source of the restriction and the total of amount of money to be
		  received by the School District that is unrestricted. Money may only be
		  identified as restricted if it is required by state or federal law, if it is
		  proscribed by the Department or if it has been otherwise encumbered.
(b) The anticipated percentage of the amount
		  of money determined pursuant to paragraph (a) to be unrestricted that will be
		  allocated to the local school precincts, which must equal not less than 80
		  percent of the total amount of money from all sources received by the School
		  District that is unrestricted for the 2017-2018 school year and 85 percent of
		  that total amount for each school year thereafter.
(c) The anticipated amount of categorical
		  funding to be received by the School District and whether such funding is
		  restricted in a manner that prohibits the School District from including that
		  categorical funding in the amount of funding per pupil that is allocated to the
		  local school precincts.
(d) The
		  total anticipated amount that will be allocated to each local school precinct
		  as determined pursuant to section 18 of this regulation.
(e) The responsibilities for local school
		  precincts which will remain with Central Services and the authority to a carry
		  out responsibilities that will be transferred to one or more local school
		  precincts which is consistent with the provisions of section 14 of this
		  regulation.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 17 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
		  The amount of money allocated to a local school precinct by the School District
		  must be determined on a per pupil basis by assigning a category to each pupil
		  and assigning weights to each category in a manner that provides a greater
		  amount of funding for each pupil who belongs to certain designated categories.
		  Except as otherwise provided in subsections 2 and 3, the categories for which a
		  greater weight must be assigned must include, without limitation:
(a) Pupils who are eligible for free or
		  reduced-price lunches pursuant to
		  42 U.S.C. §§
									1751 et seq. or a similar alternative measure
		  prescribed by the State Board of Education;
(b) Pupils who are limited English
		  proficient;
(c) Pupils with
		  disabilities; and
(d) Gifted and
		  talented pupils.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 18 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
		  On or before January 15 of each year, the Superintendent shall inform each
		  local school precinct of the anticipated amount of money that will be allocated
		  to the local school precinct for the next school year. The allocation must be
		  based upon the number of pupils in each category who attend the local school
		  precinct after applying the appropriate weight to each category of pupil as
		  determined pursuant to section 17 of this regulation.
2. Except as otherwise provided in
		  subsections 3 and 4, the number and category of pupils must be determined based
		  upon the report of the pupils attending each school for the previous calendar
		  quarter pursuant to NRS 387.1223.
3. If an additional local school precinct is
		  added in the School District, for the purpose of determining the first
		  allocation for the new local school precinct, the School District must estimate
		  the number of pupils in each category who will attend the new local school
		  precinct and the effect on any existing local school precinct. If the opening
		  of a new local school precinct is anticipated to reduce the number of pupils
		  who will attend another local school precinct, for purposes of determining the
		  allocation, the number of pupils must be adjusted accordingly.
4. The anticipated amount of the allocation
		  of money to each local school precinct for the next school year must be
		  adjusted by not later than November 1 of each year to reflect the actual number
		  of pupils in each category who attended the local school precinct.
Added to NAC by
			 Bd. of Education by
			 R142-16A,
			 eff. 9/9/2016
Clark County School District
			 Reorganization Act §28
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 19 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
		  By November 1, 2018, and on or before November 1 of each year thereafter, the
		  Superintendent shall determine for the immediately preceding school year:
(a) The total per pupil allocation made to
		  each local school precinct and the actual amount expended by the School
		  District for the local school precinct;
(b) The amount budgeted by each local school
		  precinct for teacher salaries and benefits and the actual amount expended by
		  the School District for teacher salaries and benefits for teachers employed at
		  each local school precinct;
(c) The
		  number of teacher vacancies at each local school precinct and the amount of
		  money included in the allocation to that local school precinct that the local
		  school precinct used for other purposes as a result of those vacancies;
		  and
(d) The amount budgeted by each
		  local school precinct for each type of employee other than teachers and the
		  actual amount expended by the School District for salaries and benefits of such
		  employees at each local school precinct.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 20 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
		  The Superintendent shall assign a school associate superintendent to oversee
		  each local school precinct. Each school associate superintendent must not be
		  assigned to oversee more than 25 local school precincts.
2. Whenever a vacancy occurs in the position
		  of school associate superintendent, the Superintendent shall post notice of the
		  vacancy. The Superintendent shall interview qualified candidates for the vacant
		  position. At least one, but not more than two representatives of the principals
		  of the local school precincts overseen by the vacant position must be allowed
		  to participate in interviewing candidates for the vacant position. If the local
		  governmental agency which has the most schools that are overseen by the vacant
		  position is:
(a) A city, the governing body
		  of the city may appoint one representative to participate in interviewing
		  candidates for the vacant position.
(b) Not a city, the Board of County
		  Commissioners for Clark County may appoint one representative to participate in
		  interviewing candidates for the vacant position.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 21 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
		  A school associate superintendent shall, with respect to each local school
		  precinct to which he or she is assigned to
		  oversee:
(a) Provide training to and supervise
		  the principal of the local school precinct;
(b) Review and approve the plan of operation
		  for the local school precinct and assist the principal of the local school
		  precinct in making any necessary revisions to the plan;
(c) Ensure that each local school precinct to
		  which he or she is assigned to oversee remains in compliance with all
		  applicable federal, state and local laws;
(d) Provide a report in person at least
		  quarterly to the governing body of each city and county within which a local
		  school precinct to which he or she is assigned to oversee is located and, if
		  created pursuant to section 29 of this regulation, to the applicable Community
		  Education Advisory Board; and
(e)
		  Carry out any other duties assigned by the Superintendent at his or her
		  discretion or after approval by the Superintendent of a request made by the
		  local school precinct.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 22 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
In addition to any other fund raising carried out by the local
			 school precincts, the Board of Trustees may accept gifts, grants and donations
			 from any sources for the support of the local school precincts and the School
			 District in carrying out the provisions of sections 2 to 31, inclusive, of this
			 regulation.
Added to NAC by
			 Bd. of Education by
			 R142-16A,
			 eff. 9/9/2016
Clark County School District
			 Reorganization Act §28
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 23 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
		  The principal of a local school precinct
		  shall:
(a) Establish an organizational team
		  for the local school precinct consisting of the members described in section 25
		  of this regulation on or before October 1 of each school year;
(b) Develop the proposed plan of operation
		  for the local school precinct for the next school year with the assistance and
		  advice of the organizational team; and
(c) Submit the proposed plan of operation for
		  the local school precinct to the school associate superintendent for
		  approval.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 24 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
		  Before approving a plan of operation for a local school precinct, the principal
		  of the local school precinct shall present the plan at a public meeting held at
		  the local school precinct to which the plan applies.
2. The principal shall post notice of the
		  meeting not less than 3 working days before the date on which the meeting will
		  be held. Members of the public must be allowed to attend any portion of the
		  meeting during which confidential information is not discussed. A meeting held
		  pursuant to this subsection is not subject to the provisions of chapter 241 of
		  NRS.
3. When the plan of operation
		  for the local school precinct is finalized by the principal, the principal must
		  submit the plan to the school associate superintendent for approval. After
		  receipt of the plan of operation, the school associate superintendent must
		  approve or deny the plan within 10 days. The plan of operation must be approved
		  unless any provision violates any federal or state law or policy of the School
		  District.
4. If the school
		  associate superintendent:
(a) Approves the
		  plan of operation for a local school precinct, the school associate
		  superintendent must notify the principal of the local school precinct and cause
		  the plan of operation to be posted on the Internet website for the School
		  District and the local school precinct and make the plan of operation available
		  to any person upon request.
(b)
		  Does not approve the plan of operation for a local school precinct, the school
		  associate superintendent must notify the principal of the reasons for not
		  approving the plan and post those reasons on the Internet website of the School
		  District and on the Internet website of the local school precinct and make the
		  plan of operation available to any person upon request. The school associate
		  superintendent must assist the principal as necessary to revise the plan of
		  operation.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 26 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
		  Upon the establishment of an organizational team pursuant to section 23 of this
		  regulation, the principal of the local school precinct shall schedule the first
		  meeting of the team and act as the chair of the team until a chair is selected.
		  The first item of business for the organizational team must be to select a
		  chair and vice chair from among its members.
2. A majority of the voting members of the
		  organizational team constitutes a quorum for purposes of voting. A majority
		  vote of the quorum is required to take action with respect to any
		  matter.
3. Notice of a meeting of
		  the organizational team must be posted not less than 3 working days before the
		  date on which the meeting will be held. Members of the public must be allowed
		  to attend any portion of the meeting during which confidential information is
		  not discussed and each meeting must include a period for public comment. A
		  meeting held pursuant to this subsection is not subject to the provisions of
		  chapter 241 of NRS.
4. Each member
		  of the organizational team serves until October 1 of the year following his or
		  her election and may serve additional terms.
5. The organizational team must meet not less
		  than one time each month during the school year.
6. If a vacancy occurs in the membership of
		  the organizational team, a new member must be elected in the same manner as the
		  original selection and must be filled within 30 days.
7. Each member of the organizational team
		  serves without compensation of any kind.
Added to NAC by
			 Bd. of Education by
			 R142-16A,
			 eff. 9/9/2016
Clark County School District
			 Reorganization Act §28
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 27 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
		  An organizational team established pursuant to section 23 of this regulation
		  shall:
(a) Provide assistance and advice to
		  the principal of the local school precinct regarding the development of the
		  plan of operation for the local school precinct;
(b) Provide continued assistance and advice
		  to the principal of the local school precinct in carrying out the plan of
		  operation for the local school precinct; and
(c) Whenever a vacancy occurs in the position
		  of principal for the local school precinct, assist with the selection of the
		  next principal in accordance with the provisions of this section.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 28 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
		  If an organizational team established pursuant to section 23 of this regulation
		  objects to any part of the plan of operation for the local school precinct that
		  is submitted by the principal of the local school precinct for approval
		  pursuant to section 23 of this regulation, the organizational team may submit a
		  request to the school associate superintendent to consider revising the plan in
		  accordance with the recommendations of the organizational team.
2. If the school associate superintendent
		  receives a request pursuant to subsection 1, the school associate
		  superintendent must consider the recommendations of the organizational team and
		  provide a written response to the organizational team upon making a final
		  determination about the plan of operation for the local school precinct within
		  5 working days.
3. If the school
		  associate superintendent:
(a) Agrees with the
		  recommendations of the organizational team, the school associate superintendent
		  must work with the principal of the local school precinct to revise the plan of
		  operation.
(b) Does not agree with
		  the recommendations of the organizational team, the school associate
		  superintendent must inform the organizational team.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 29 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
To facilitate broad community input and to provide advice and
			 assistance to the organizational team of any local school precinct and the
			 Board of Trustees, one or more Community Education Advisory Boards may be
			 created by:
1. The governing body of a
		  city in which one or more local school precincts are located; or
2. The Board of County Commissioners for
		  Clark County for any area in the county in which a local school precinct is
		  located and which is not a city.
Added to NAC by
			 Bd. of Education by
			 R142-16A,
			 eff. 9/9/2016
Clark County School District
			 Reorganization Act §28
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 30 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
		  On or before May 1 of each year, the Superintendent shall cause a survey to be
		  administered to all persons involved with the local school precincts to measure
		  their satisfaction with the local school precincts. A survey must be
		  administered to each:
(a) Employee of each
		  local school precinct by classification of employee. Such classifications must
		  include, without limitation, principals, vice principals and other
		  administrative staff, teachers, custodians, counselors and school
		  nurses.
(b) Pupil who attends a
		  local school precinct.
(c) Parent
		  or legal guardian of a child who attends a school that is operated as a local
		  school precinct.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 31 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
		  On or before October 1 of each year, the Superintendent shall prepare a report
		  with information from the school year before the immediately preceding school
		  year which includes, without limitation:
(a) A
		  summary of the responsibilities for which authority to carry out was
		  transferred to the local school precincts pursuant to section 14 of this
		  regulation;
(b) A summary of the
		  results of the surveys administered pursuant to section 30 of this
		  regulation;
(c) An assessment of
		  the performance of the local school precincts based upon specific measures of
		  achievement which are established by the Superintendent on or before January 1
		  of the immediately preceding school year;
(d) An assessment of the effectiveness of
		  operating local school precincts and the School District in the manner set
		  forth in sections 2 to 31, inclusive, of this regulation; and
(e) Any recommendations for regulations or
		  legislation to improve the operation of the local school precincts and the
		  School District in the manner set forth in sections 2 to 31, inclusive, of this
		  regulation.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 32 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
Any cost incurred by the Clark County School District to carry
			 out the provisions of sections 2 to 31, inclusive, of this regulation must be
			 paid for through the redistribution of existing money of the School District,
			 including through savings realized from the reorganization described in
			 sections 2 to 31, inclusive, of this regulation.
Added to NAC by
			 Bd. of Education by
			 R142-16A,
			 eff. 9/9/2016
Clark County School District
			 Reorganization Act §28
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 33 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
		  The Clark County School District and the Superintendent of the School District
		  shall cooperate with the Advisory Committee to Develop a Plan to Reorganize the
		  Clark County School District which was created pursuant to the Clark County
		  School District Reorganization Act to carry out the reorganization of the
		  School District during the transition required by the provisions of sections 2
		  to 31, inclusive, of this regulation, including without limitation, by
		  providing any financial or other information requested to carry out its
		  responsibilities, including any information requested to ensure that the Plan
		  to Reorganize the Clark County School District developed by the Advisory
		  Committee is carried out.
2.
		  Information that may be requested pursuant to subsection 1 and which the School
		  District or Superintendent must provide upon request to the Advisory Committee
		  includes, without limitation:
(a) Budgets for
		  personnel, excluding any personally identifiable information and names, made
		  available by school and job function;
(b) Expenditures made by the School District,
		  including, without limitation, expenditures for programs, support,
		  transportation, police, legal services, food services, internal services,
		  settlements and risk management payments;
(c) The amount paid for general
		  administrative services, including, without limitation, the salaries of
		  administrators, staff of Central Services and school administrators, the
		  salaries of the members of the Board of Trustees of the School District and
		  support services for the Board of Trustees, and other amounts paid for Central
		  Services and school administration; and
(d) Detailed information regarding other
		  budgetary items of the School District, including identification of all sources
		  of money to the School District, expenditures of money for buildings, capital
		  projects, federally funded projects and state funded projects and any other
		  expenditures of money.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 34 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
		  On or before July 1, 2017, the Nevada Department of Education shall, in
		  consultation with the Clark County School District, review the
		  responsibilities, skills and competencies necessary to serve as the principal
		  of a local school precinct and consider whether the current licensing
		  requirements adequately prepare a principal for that role.
2. If the Department determines that
		  additional licensing requirements are necessary to ensure that principals are
		  prepared to serve as the principal of a local school precinct, the Department
		  must provide recommendations for revisions to the Nevada Administrative Code to
		  the Commission on Professional Standards in Education created pursuant to
		  NRS 391.011,
		  including whether to create a separate endorsement for a person who will serve
		  as the principal of a local school precinct.
Added to NAC by
			 Bd. of Education by
			 R142-16A,
			 eff. 9/9/2016
Clark County School District
			 Reorganization Act §28
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › Section 388G.Sec. 35 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
		  After July 1, 2018, the Nevada Department of Education shall assess the equity
		  of using the average unit cost for budgeting for the local school precincts and
		  its financial impact on local school precincts. Based upon the assessment, the
		  Department shall make a recommendation to the State Board of Education and the
		  Nevada Legislature regarding whether to continue to use the average unit cost
		  for budgeting for salaries and benefits of staff of the local school precinct
		  or whether to budget for such expenditures in another manner. If the Department
		  recommends that local school precincts budget in another manner, the Department
		  must submit proposed regulations to the State Board of Education for adoption
		  which revise these regulations accordingly and any proposed legislation that is
		  necessary to the next Legislature.
Added to NAC by
			 Bd. of Education by
			 R142-16A,
			 eff. 9/9/2016
Clark County School District
			 Reorganization Act §28
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › TURNAROUND SCHOOLS › Section 388G.010 - Eligibility for designation as turnaround school; publication of list of eligible schools

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A public school
			 is eligible for designation as a turnaround school if:
(a) The public school is eligible, but is not
			 selected, for conversion to an achievement charter school pursuant to
			 subsection 1 of section 20 of Assembly Bill No. 448, chapter 539, Statutes of
			 Nevada 2015, at page 3789 (NRS
			 388G.200); or
(b) The board of trustees of the school
			 district in which the public school is located, the superintendent of the
			 school district in which the public school is located or the principal of the
			 public school has requested the Department to consider designating the public
			 school as a turnaround school.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › TURNAROUND SCHOOLS › Section 388G.020 - Evaluation of principal at public school eligible for designation as turnaround school; designation of public school as turnaround school

Current through June 11, 2024
1. For any public school that is determined
			 to be eligible for designation as a turnaround school pursuant to section 2 ,
			 the Department may require the principal of the public school to be evaluated
			 on his or her ability to provide the leadership necessary to form and execute a
			 plan to improve pupil achievement and school performance at the school. The
			 evaluation may be performed by:
(a) A third
			 party that has been approved by the Department; or
(b) The school district in which the public
			 school is located using a process that has been approved by the
			 Department.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › ORGANIZATION OF LARGE SCHOOL DISTRICT › Section 388G.100 - Establishment of dispute resolution process to address issues relating to member of organizational team; requirements for process; submission of dispute to Department

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The board of
			 trustees of a large school district shall establish a dispute resolution
			 process for issues relating to retaliation and reprisal as a result of the
			 performance of duties as a member of an organizational team for a local school
			 precinct established pursuant to NRS 388G.700 and for any other disputes
			 relating to the provisions of
			 NRS
			 388G.500 to
			 388G.810,
			 inclusive, NAC 388G.100 to 388G.140, inclusive, and sections 2 and 3.
2. A dispute resolution process established
			 pursuant to subsection 1 must include a requirement that:
(a) A large school district must respond
			 within 5 business days after the date on which a request for dispute resolution
			 is received by the school district. Such a response must be made in writing on
			 a form prescribed by the board of trustees of the school district.
(b) All disputes must be resolved within 15
			 business days after the date on which a request for dispute resolution is
			 received by the school district.
(c) Within 30 business days after the date on
			 which a request for dispute resolution is received by the school district, the
			 school district shall:
(1) Prepare a report
			 regarding the dispute resolution and provide the report to the parties involved
			 in the dispute resolution.
(2) Post
			 the report prepared pursuant to subparagraph (1) on the Internet website
			 maintained by the school district. The school district shall redact from such a
			 report any information that could be used to identify the parties involved in
			 the dispute resolution.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › ORGANIZATION OF LARGE SCHOOL DISTRICT › Section 388G.110 - Service level agreements: When required; required provisions

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
			 If authority to carry out a responsibility is transferred from a large school
			 district to a local school precinct pursuant to
			 NRS
			 388G.610, and the local school precinct
			 wishes to have the large school district carry out the responsibility, the
			 large school district must enter into a service level agreement with the
			 principal of the local school precinct.
2. A service level agreement entered into
			 pursuant to this section must describe, without limitation:
(a) The purpose of the responsibility to be
			 carried out by the large school district;
(b) Any laws, policies or regulations
			 applicable to the manner in which the responsibility is carried out;
(c) The roles and responsibilities remaining
			 with the local school precinct or the principal with respect to the
			 responsibility;
(d) A description
			 of the scope of the responsibility which the large school district will carry
			 out and the manner in which the quality of any services provided will be
			 measured; and
(e) A description of
			 any actions that a local school precinct may take if it is not satisfied with
			 the manner in which the large school district carries out the responsibility
			 pursuant to the agreement.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › ORGANIZATION OF LARGE SCHOOL DISTRICT › Section 388G.120 - Service level agreements: Annual determination of services to be offered by large school district; establishment of draft agreements; publication of draft agreements

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each school
			 year, a large school district shall determine which responsibilities it will
			 offer to provide for a local school precinct for the next school year and
			 establish a draft service level agreement for the provision of that
			 responsibility. The large school district shall provide each draft service
			 level agreement to each school associate superintendent.
2. Upon receipt of the draft service level
			 agreements pursuant to subsection 1, a school associate superintendent must
			 meet with the principal of each local school precinct for which he or she is
			 responsible to review and solicit comments on the standard draft service level
			 agreement.
3. The school associate
			 superintendent shall compile a report of the comments received from principals
			 and provide that report to the superintendent of the large school district. The
			 superintendent of the large school district shall finalize each draft service
			 level agreement for the next school year after receiving and considering such
			 reports.
4. On or before January 15
			 of each year, the superintendent of a large school district shall publish and
			 make available to the principals of local school precincts each draft service
			 level agreement for responsibilities for which the large school district is
			 willing to enter into a service level agreement to carry out for local school
			 precincts for the next school year.
Added to NAC
				by Bd. of Education by
				R036-18A,
				eff. 12/19/2018
NRS
				388G.590
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 388G - Alternative School Management › ORGANIZATION OF LARGE SCHOOL DISTRICT › Section 388G.130 - Service level agreements: Negotiation of specific terms; inclusion of assignment of central staff deemed to satisfy certain requirements; prohibited provisions

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The principal of
			 a local school precinct that wishes to enter into a service level agreement
			 with the large school district may use a draft service level agreement created
			 pursuant to section 4 to negotiate the specific terms of the service level
			 agreement.
2. If a service level
			 agreement includes assignment of staff from central services, the service level
			 agreement shall be deemed to satisfy the requirements set forth in subsection 6
			 of NRS
			 388G.610.
3. A service level agreement must not
			 provide:
(a) Central services with supervisory
			 authority over the principal of the local school precinct or any member of the
			 staff who works under the direct supervision of the principal; or
(b) The principal of a local school precinct
			 or any member of the staff who works under the direct supervision of the
			 principal with supervisory authority over a member of the staff of central
			 services.