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Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.240 - Endorsement as professional teacher of world language

Current through June 11, 2024
To receive an endorsement as a
			 professional teacher of a world language, a person must:
1. Have met all the requirements for an
			 endorsement to teach a world language;
2. Hold a master's degree; and
3. Have 3 years of verified experience as a
			 teacher of a world language in state-approved schools.
Bd. of Education,
			 Certification Reg. § 391.310, eff. 10-23-81 - NAC A by
			 R063-14,
			 eff. 10/24/2014
NRS
			 385.080,
			 385.110
REVISER'S NOTE.
The regulation of the State
			 Board of Education filed with the Secretary of State on October 24, 2014 (LCB
			 File No. R063-14), which amended this section, contains the following
			 provisions not included in NAC:
"A person who on October 24,
			 2014, holds:
* * *
5. An endorsement as a
			 professional teacher of a foreign language received pursuant to NAC 391.240,
			 shall be deemed to hold such license or endorsement in a world language on and
			 after October 24, 2014."
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.242 - Endorsements to teach program of bilingual education; provisional endorsement

Current through June 11, 2024
1. To teach pupils
			 enrolled in a program of bilingual education, a person must:
(a) Hold an endorsement issued pursuant to
			 this section; and
(b) Within 2
			 years after the issuance of an endorsement, pass an examination approved by the
			 Commission which demonstrates the person's oral and written proficiency in the
			 native language, if such an examination is available.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.243 - Endorsement to teach American Sign Language

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A person may
			 receive an endorsement to teach American Sign Language in kindergarten through
			 grade 12 if the person:
(a) Holds a
			 bachelor's degree;
(b) Has
			 completed at least 12 semester hours of course work in professional education
			 and the methods of teaching from a regionally accredited college or university
			 of which at least 6 semester hours of credit must have been earned in the
			 methods of teaching basic subjects, including, without limitation, literacy or
			 language arts, mathematics, science and social studies; and
(c) Has completed at least 24 semester hours
			 of course work in American Sign Language from a regionally accredited college
			 or university or holds:
(1) An American Sign
			 Language Teachers Association Certificate issued by the American Sign Language
			 Teachers Association;
(2) An
			 Interpreting Certificate issued by the National Association of the Deaf that is
			 at least a level 4 certificate;
(3)
			 A Certificate of Interpretation or Certificate of Transliteration issued by the
			 Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf; or
(4) A certificate as a certified deaf
			 interpreter issued by the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.245 - Endorsement to teach industrial arts

Current through June 11, 2024
1. To receive an
			 endorsement to teach industrial arts, a person must hold a bachelor's degree
			 and have completed:
(a) An approved program
			 of preparation for teaching industrial arts; or
(b) The following requirements:
(1) Thirty-six semester hours in drafting,
			 electricity, electronics, graphic arts, power, transportation, manufacturing
			 and construction, including at least two of the following subjects:
(I) Ceramics;
(II) Crafts;
(III) Metals;
(IV) Plastics;
(V) Textiles; or
(VI) Wood; and
(2) Twenty-two semester hours of credit in
			 professional education including:
(I)
			 Historical development of technology;
(II) Principles, methods and materials in the
			 teaching of industrial arts;
(III)
			 Eight semester credits in supervised teaching; and
(IV) Foundations of education.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.250 - Endorsement as professional teacher of industrial arts

Current through June 11, 2024
1. To receive an endorsement as a
			 professional teacher of industrial arts, a person must:
(a) Meet all requirements for an endorsement
			 to teach industrial arts;
(b) Hold
			 a master's degree; and
(c) Have 3
			 years of verified experience as a teacher of industrial arts in state-approved
			 schools;
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.252 - Endorsement to teach Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps Program

Current through June 11, 2024
1. To receive an endorsement to teach pupils
			 in the Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps Program developed pursuant to
			 10 U.S.C. §
									2031, a person must have received, from the
			 secretary of the military branch he or she serves in or has retired from,
			 certification as an instructor in the Program.
2. The holder of an endorsement to teach
			 pupils in the Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps Program may teach the
			 course only in grades 7 to 12, inclusive.
3. An endorsement to teach pupils in the
			 Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps Program is not required to teach the
			 course.
Added to NAC by Comm'n on Prof.
			 Standards in Education, eff. 10-14-93; A by R021-01, 10-22-2001, eff. 7-1-2002;
			 A by
			 R116-18AP,
			 eff. 6/26/2019
NRS
			 391.019
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.253 - Endorsement to teach pupils who are participating in the Jobs for America's Graduates program: Authorized activities; qualifications

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A
			 person who holds an endorsement to teach pupils who are participating in the
			 Jobs for America's Graduates program in Nevada may teach pupils in grades 6 to
			 12, inclusive, who are enrolled in a course provided by Jobs for Nevada's
			 Graduates, Inc. Such a person shall not teach other pupils for whom a separate
			 license or endorsement is required to teach unless he or she holds the required
			 license or endorsement.
2. Except
			 as otherwise provided in subsection 3, to receive an endorsement to teach
			 pupils who are participating in the Jobs for America's Graduates program in
			 Nevada, a person must:
(a) Successfully
			 complete a training program approved by the Department;
(b) Secure an offer of employment from the
			 Executive Director of Jobs for Nevada's Graduates, Inc., the board of trustees
			 of a school district, the governing body of a charter school or the principal
			 of an achievement charter school; and
(c) Show that he or she:
(1) Holds a bachelor's degree from a
			 regionally accredited college or university;
(2) Has at least 4 years of professional
			 experience as a:
(I) Social worker;
(II) Case manager;
(III) Qualified trainer; or
(IV) Parole or probation officer;
			 or
(3) Has approval to
			 receive an endorsement to teach pupils who are participating in the Jobs for
			 America's Graduates program in writing from the Executive Director of Jobs for
			 America's Graduates.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.255 - Endorsement as school library media specialist

Current through June 11, 2024
To receive an endorsement as a
			 school library media specialist, a person must have a valid secondary teaching
			 license, excluding a business and industry endorsement, a valid elementary or
			 special teaching license, a valid license to teach special education, or a
			 valid license to teach middle school or junior high school education, and
			 must:
1. Have completed a program for
			 school library media specialists which has been approved by the Board or a
			 regional accrediting association;
2. Hold a master's degree in library science,
			 with specialization in school librarianship, from a school accredited by the
			 American Library Association; or
3.
			 Have completed 21 semester hours of course work in the following subjects:
(a) Organization and administration of a
			 school library.
(b) The cataloging
			 and classification of materials for a library.
(c) Reference, bibliography and information
			 skills.
(d) The use and selection
			 of educational media for a library.
(e) Children's and young adults'
			 literature.
(f) Computers in the
			 library.
(g) A supervised practicum
			 in an elementary, middle, junior high or secondary school library.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.265 - Endorsement as professional school library media specialist

Current through June 11, 2024
To receive an endorsement
			 as a professional school library media specialist, a person must:
1. Hold a master's degree in any
			 field;
2. Have met all the
			 requirements for an endorsement as a school library media specialist, and have
			 completed an additional 9 semester hours in curriculum and instruction,
			 educational technology or information technology; and
3. Have 3 years of experience, in
			 state-approved schools or accredited private schools, as a librarian or school
			 library media specialist.
Bd. of Education, Certification
			 Reg. § 391.360, eff. 10-23-81-NAC A by Comm'n on Prof. Standards in
			 Education, 11-4-91; R103-97, 1-8-98
NRS
			 385.080,
			 391.019
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.270 - Endorsement to teach music

Current through June 11, 2024
To receive an endorsement to teach music, a
			 person must have a bachelor's degree and:
1. Have completed an approved program of
			 preparation for teaching music; or
2. Have completed:
(a) Twenty-two semester hours of professional
			 education which included:
(1) Foundations of
			 education;
(2) Methods of teaching
			 music in elementary or secondary grades; and
(3) Eight semester hours of supervised
			 teaching; and
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.275 - Endorsement as professional teacher of music

Current through June 11, 2024
To receive an endorsement as a professional
			 teacher of music, a person must:
1.
			 Meet all the requirements for an endorsement to teach music;
2. Hold a master's degree; and
3. Have 3 years of verified experience as a
			 music teacher in state-approved schools.
Bd. of Education, Certification
			 Reg. § 391.380, eff. 10-23-81
NRS
			 385.080
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.276 - Endorsement to serve as music therapist

Current through June 11, 2024
1. To receive an
			 endorsement to serve as a music therapist, a person must hold a valid license
			 to practice music therapy issued by the State Board of Health pursuant to
			 NRS
			 640D.110.
2. An endorsement issued pursuant to this
			 section:
(a) Expires on the date on which the
			 license to practice music therapy issued to the person by the State Board of
			 Health pursuant to
			 NRS
			 640D.110 expires; and
(b) May be renewed by submitting to the
			 Office of Educator Licensure of the Department:
(1) A copy of a valid, unexpired license to
			 practice music therapy issued to the person by the State Board of Health
			 pursuant to
			 NRS
			 640D.110; and
(2) The fee prescribed by NAC
			 391.070
			 or
			 391.073,
			 as applicable.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.277 - Endorsement to teach occupational therapy

Current through June 11, 2024
1. To receive an
			 endorsement to provide services to pupils as an occupational therapist in a
			 program of occupational therapy, a person must hold a license as an
			 occupational therapist issued by the Board of Occupational Therapy in this
			 State.
2. A person who holds only a
			 special license with an endorsement to provide services as an occupational
			 therapist is exempt from the requirements of NAC
			 391.036 and
			 391.065.
3. Such an endorsement is not required to
			 provide services to pupils as an occupational therapist in a program of
			 occupational therapy.
Added to NAC by Comm'n on Prof.
			 Standards in Education, eff. 12-20-93; A by
			 R117-18A,
			 eff. 6/18/2019; A by
			 R123-22A,
			 eff. 5/24/2023
NRS 391.019
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.279 - Endorsement to teach physical therapy

Current through June 11, 2024
1. To receive an
			 endorsement to provide services to pupils as a physical therapist in a program
			 of physical therapy, a person must hold a license as a physical therapist
			 issued by the Nevada Physical Therapy Board.
2. A person who holds only a special license
			 with an endorsement to provide services as a physical therapist is exempt from
			 the requirements of NAC
			 391.036 and
			 391.065.
3. Such an endorsement is not required to
			 provide services to pupils as a physical therapist in a program of physical
			 therapy.
Added to NAC by Comm'n on Prof.
			 Standards in Education, eff. 12-20-93; A by
			 R123-22A,
			 eff. 5/24/2023
NRS 391.019
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.280 - Endorsement to teach physical education

Current through June 11, 2024
To receive an endorsement to teach physical
			 education, a person must hold a bachelor's degree and have completed:
1. An approved program of preparation for
			 teaching physical education in kindergarten through grade 12; or
2. A course of study consisting of:
(a) Forty-two semester hours of credit which
			 includes course work in each of the following areas of study:
(1) Anatomical kinesiology or mechanical
			 kinesiology, or both;
(2) The
			 physiology of exercise;
(3) Testing
			 and measuring the skill and ability of a pupil in physical education;
(4) The psychological or social aspects of
			 physical education, or both;
(5)
			 Motor learning or motor development;
(6) Adapted physical education;
(7) Movement activities for pupils in
			 preschool and primary grades;
(8)
			 Movement activities for pupils in intermediate grades;
(9) Advanced first aid or an equivalent
			 course of study; and
(10) Methods
			 and techniques of teaching:
(I) Physical
			 fitness;
(II) Team
			 sports;
(III) Rhythms and dance or
			 rhythmic activities for pupils in elementary school; and
(IV) Individual sports; and
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.281 - Endorsement to teach physical education and health

Current through June 11, 2024
To receive an endorsement to teach
			 physical education and health, a person must hold a bachelor's degree and have
			 completed:
1. An approved program of
			 preparation for teaching physical education and health to pupils in
			 kindergarten through grade 12; or
2. A course of study consisting of:
(a) Fifty-one semester hours of credit which
			 includes course work in each of the following areas of study:
(1) Anatomical kinesiology or mechanical
			 kinesiology, or both;
(2) The
			 physiology of exercise;
(3) Testing
			 and measuring the skill and ability of a pupil in physical education;
(4) The psychological or social aspects of
			 physical education, or both;
(5)
			 Motor learning or motor development, or both;
(6) Adapted physical education;
(7) Movement activities for pupils in
			 preschool and primary grades;
(8)
			 Movement activities for pupils in intermediate grades;
(9) Advanced first aid or an equivalent
			 course of study;
(10) Sex
			 education;
(11)
			 Nutrition;
(12) Substance
			 abuse;
(13) Personal health or
			 personal hygiene, or both; and
(14)
			 Methods and techniques of teaching:
(I)
			 Physical fitness;
(II) Team
			 sports;
(III) Rhythms and dance or
			 rhythmic activities for pupils in elementary school; and
(IV) Individual sports; and
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.282 - Endorsement to teach dance education

Current through June 11, 2024
On or after September 1, 1996, an applicant for
			 an endorsement to teach dance education must:
1. Hold a bachelor's degree;
2. Hold a secondary license, excluding a
			 business and industry endorsement, an elementary or special license, a license
			 to teach special education, or a license to teach middle school or junior high
			 school education; and
3. Have
			 completed:
(a) A program for the teaching of
			 dance education which has been approved by the Board; or
(b) A combination of at least 16 semester
			 hours of credit in any of the following areas of study:
(1) At least 2 semester hours in the
			 fundamentals of dance, including, but not limited to:
(I) Awareness of the body;
(II) The basic principles of dance;
			 or
(III) The improvisation of
			 dance;
(2) At least 3
			 semester hours in the history and development of dance, including, but not
			 limited to:
(I) The history of
			 dance;
(II) The styles and
			 techniques of dance; or
(III) A
			 survey of dance forms, including, but not limited to, ballet, modern, jazz and
			 tap;
(3) At least 3
			 semester hours in the kinesiology relating to the performance of dance,
			 including, but not limited to:
(I) Anatomy and
			 physiology;
(II) The anatomy and
			 physiology of exercise for the performance of dance; or
(III) The care and prevention of injuries
			 that occur during the performance of dance;
(4) At least 3 semester hours in the
			 composition of dance, including, but not limited to:
(I) An analysis of the rhythms relating to
			 dance;
(II) The spatial
			 relationships involved in the performance of dance; or
(III) The choreography of dance;
(5) At least 3 semester hours in
			 the methods of teaching dance; or
(6) At least 2 semester hours in the
			 techniques of dance in at least two of the following dance forms:
(I) Ballet;
(II) Modern;
(III) Jazz; or
(IV) Tap.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.285 - Endorsement to teach reading

Current through June 11, 2024
To receive an endorsement to teach reading, a
			 person must:
1. Hold a bachelor's
			 degree;
2. Hold a valid secondary
			 license to teach, excluding a business and industry endorsement, a valid
			 elementary or special license to teach, a valid license to teach special
			 education, or a valid license to teach middle school or junior high school
			 education; and
3. Have at least 16
			 semester hours of preparation in separate or integrated courses related to
			 reading in each of the following subjects:
(a)
			 Foundations of reading;
(b)
			 Elementary methods and materials;
(c) Secondary methods and
			 materials;
(d) Diagnosis of reading
			 disabilities; and
(e) Practical
			 experience in reading remediation.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.290 - Endorsement as specialist in teaching reading

Current through June 11, 2024
To receive an endorsement as a
			 specialist in teaching reading, a person must:
1. Hold a master's degree;
2. Have 3 years of verified experience as a
			 teacher in state-approved schools;
3. Hold a valid secondary license to teach,
			 excluding a business and industry endorsement, a valid elementary or special
			 license to teach, a valid license to teach special education, or a valid
			 license to teach middle school or junior high school education; and
4. Have completed at least 16 graduate
			 semester hours of courses in reading in each of the following subjects:
(a) Foundations of reading;
(b) Etiology and diagnosis of reading
			 problems;
(c) Clinical practice in
			 correcting reading problems; and
(d) Research in reading.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.305 - Endorsement to serve as school nurse

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as
			 otherwise provided in this section and NAC
			 391.307, to receive an
			 endorsement to serve as a school nurse, a person must hold a valid license
			 issued by the State Board of Nursing to practice as a registered nurse and
			 must:
(a) Submit evidence of having received
			 a baccalaureate degree and having completed an educational program that:
(1) Grants postgraduate certificates in
			 school nursing; and
(2) Is under a
			 regionally accredited institution of higher learning;
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.307 - Authorization to serve as school nurse without endorsement

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The Superintendent of Public Instruction
			 may authorize a person who has not received an endorsement pursuant to NAC
			 391.305 to serve as a nurse in a school district whose enrollment is less than
			 5,000 pupils if the school district provides evidence to the Superintendent
			 that a person who has received such an endorsement is not available for hire.
			 The person must:
(a) Hold a current license
			 as a registered nurse from the State Board of Nursing and be supervised by a
			 person who has been endorsed to serve as a school nurse pursuant to NAC
			 391.305; or
(b) If the school
			 district does not have in its employ a person to act as supervisor who has been
			 endorsed to serve as a school nurse:
(1) Hold
			 a current license as a registered nurse from the State Board of Nursing;
			 and
(2) Submit evidence to the
			 Superintendent of Public Instruction that he or she is in the process of
			 satisfying the requirements found in NAC 391.305 to receive an endorsement as a
			 school nurse.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.310 - Endorsement as professional nurse for schools

Current through June 11, 2024
1. To
			 receive an endorsement to serve as a professional nurse for schools, a person
			 must:
(a) Have met all of the requirements
			 for an endorsement as a school nurse with a bachelor's degree;
(b) Hold a master's degree; and
(c) Have 2 years of verified experience as a
			 nurse.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.312 - Endorsement to serve as mental health professional in a school

Current through June 11, 2024
1. To receive an endorsement to serve as a
			 mental health professional in a school, a person must:
(a) Hold:
(1) A current license as a mental health
			 professional issued by an agency or board of the State of Nevada which
			 regulates mental health professionals; or
(2) A current equivalent license issued by a
			 similar agency or board in another state and agree to obtain a license issued
			 by an agency or board of the State of Nevada within 1 year after the date on
			 which the person applied for an endorsement; and
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.315 - Endorsement to serve as school psychologist: General qualifications; renewal

Current through June 11, 2024
1. To qualify for an endorsement to serve as
			 a school psychologist, a person must:
(a) Have
			 accomplished each of the following:
(1) Hold a
			 graduate degree from an accredited institution;
(2) Have preparation in school
			 psychology;
(3) Have successfully
			 completed the areas of study listed in NAC
			 391.316;
(4) Have earned 60 semester hours of graduate
			 credits in the areas of study listed in NAC
			 391.316 and
			 391.317; and
(5) Have completed an internship in school
			 psychology as provided in NAC
			 391.319;
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.316 - Endorsement to serve as school psychologist: Required areas of study

Current through June 11, 2024
The
			 required areas of study for an endorsement to serve as a school psychologist
			 are as follows:
1. In the area of
			 psychology and education of the normal child:
(a) Child development;
(b) Child and adolescent psychology;
			 and
(c) Theories of
			 learning.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.317 - Endorsement to serve as school psychologist: Optional areas of study

Current through June 11, 2024
Credit
			 earned by completing any of the following optional areas of study may be
			 counted toward meeting the requirements for an endorsement as a school
			 psychologist:
1. In the area of
			 psychology and education of the normal child:
(a) Educational psychology.
(b) Development of a curriculum.
(c) Foundations of education.
(d) Theories of personality.
(e) Affective education.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.318 - Endorsement to serve as school psychologist: Requirements for practicum

Current through June 11, 2024
To
			 receive credit for completing a practicum, an applicant seeking an endorsement
			 to serve as a school psychologist must be able to show that the
			 practicum:
1. Was taken concurrently
			 with or after his or her last required areas of study in the applicable area of
			 training; and
2. Was supervised by
			 a representative of the educational institution which sponsored the practicum
			 working with a person who holds an endorsement as a school psychologist and is
			 employed by a school district.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Education,
			 eff. 4-27-84; A by Comm'n on Prof. Standards in Education,
			 11-27-91
NRS
			 385.080,
			 391.019
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.319 - Endorsement to serve as school psychologist: Internship in psychology

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The internship in psychology which is
			 prerequisite to an endorsement as a school psychologist must meet the criteria
			 set forth in this section.
2. The
			 intern's period of service must be started concurrently with or after the last
			 required training in the program of school psychology provided by the
			 educational institution. The period must consist of two full-time regular
			 consecutive semesters or 1,000 hours of supervised and practical experience.
			 The period must be completed within 3 years after it is started.
3. At least half of the period of internship
			 must be served in an accredited school system or a school system which is
			 approved by the Superintendent of Public Instruction. The remaining part may be
			 served in some other public agency which is approved by the
			 Superintendent.
4. The internship
			 must be supervised jointly by:
(a) A
			 representative of the graduate program of the educational institution where the
			 intern earned his or her degree; and
(b) A person who holds an endorsement as a
			 school psychologist and who is employed in that capacity by a school district,
			 or by a person of equivalent education and training if the internship is in
			 some other public agency.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.320 - Endorsement to serve as social worker

Current through June 11, 2024
1. To receive an
			 endorsement to serve as a social worker, a person must:
(a) Hold a current license issued by the
			 Board of Examiners for Social Workers or hold a current equivalent license
			 issued by a similar agency in another state and agree to obtain a license
			 issued by the Board of Examiners for Social Workers within 1 year after the
			 date on which the person applied for an endorsement; and
(b) Have completed an educational program for
			 social workers in schools which includes a practicum in schools or the
			 equivalent professional or practicum experience providing services directly to
			 children of school age, both individually and in groups, and to their
			 families.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.323 - Endorsements as specialist or professional specialist in social, emotional and academic development

Current through June 11, 2024
1. To receive an
			 endorsement as a specialist in social, emotional and academic development, a
			 person must:
(a) Hold a valid elementary,
			 secondary or special license to teach, a valid license to teach special
			 education, a valid license to teach pupils in a program of early childhood
			 education or a valid license to teach middle school or junior high school
			 education; and
(b) Have completed
			 at least 3 semester hours of credit in each of the following areas of study:
(1) Introduction to social, emotional and
			 academic development;
(2)
			 Curriculum and methods for modeling, teaching and implementing social,
			 emotional and academic development;
(3) Assessment, evaluation, monitoring and
			 plan improvement of social, emotional and academic development; and
(4) Best practices which support policies,
			 equity and critical issues for social, emotional and academic
			 improvement.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.325 - Endorsement to serve as staff specialist

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The Department
			 will, in an appropriate case, issue an endorsement authorizing a person to
			 serve as a staff specialist. The holder of the endorsement is entitled to
			 perform technical, nonteaching or nonsupervisory services, including services:
(a) In research and development;
(b) As a consultant;
(c) In educational data processing;
			 and
(d) Concerning educational
			 media, including television.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.330 - Endorsement as emergency substitute teacher

Current through June 11, 2024
1. To receive a
			 special license as an emergency substitute teacher, a person must earn a high
			 school diploma or its equivalent.
2. A special license as an emergency
			 substitute teacher:
(a) Is valid for 1 year
			 after the date of issuance; and
(b)
			 Is not renewable.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.332 - Qualifications to serve as substitute teacher; endorsement as substitute teacher; period for which substitute teacher may be hired; provisional nonrenewable special license; renewal

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as
			 otherwise provided in NAC
			 391.330 and
			 391.436, to serve as a substitute
			 teacher in early childhood education through grade 12, a person must hold a
			 valid:
(a) Elementary or secondary license, a
			 license to teach pupils in a program of early childhood education, a license to
			 teach special education, or a license to teach middle school or junior high
			 school education; or
(b) Special
			 license or provisional special license with an endorsement as a substitute
			 teacher in early childhood education through grade 12 issued pursuant to
			 subsection 2.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.335 - Endorsement to teach grades 5 through 9 (Repealed)

Current through June 11, 2024
Added to NAC by Comm'n on Prof.
			 Standards in Education, eff. 10-1-93; A by R005-05, 10-31-2005; R by
			 R105-17AP,
			 eff. 6/26/2018
NRS
			 391.019,
			 391.032,
			 as amended by section 22 of Assembly Bill No. 77, chapter 341, Statutes of
			 Nevada 2017, at page 2120
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › SPECIAL ENDORSEMENTS › Section 391.339 - Endorsement to teach mathematics in grades 5 to 8, inclusive (Repealed)

Current through June 11, 2024
Added to NAC by Comm'n on Prof.
			 Standards in Education, eff. 1-11-96; A by R005-05, 10-31-2005; R by
			 R106-17AP,
			 eff. 6/26/2018
NRS
			 391.019, as amended by section 19 of Assembly
			 Bill No. 77, chapter 341, Statutes of Nevada 2017, at page
			 2116
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › LICENSES AND ENDORSEMENTS FOR TEACHING EXCEPTIONAL PUPILS › Section 391.3393 - License to teach special education: Qualifications

Current through June 11, 2024
To receive a license to
			 teach special education, a person must hold a bachelor's degree or a higher
			 degree from an accredited college or university and must satisfy the
			 requirements for any endorsement that the applicant seeks for the
			 license.
Added to NAC by Comm'n on Prof.
			 Standards in Education by R028-11, eff.
			 10-26-2011
NRS
			 391.019
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › LICENSES AND ENDORSEMENTS FOR TEACHING EXCEPTIONAL PUPILS › Section 391.3395 - Limitations on issuance and renewal of special license with endorsement in special education

Current through June 11, 2024
The Department will not issue or renew a
			 special license with an endorsement in special education on or after November
			 1, 2011. A special license with an endorsement in special education in effect
			 on November 1, 2011, remains valid for the term for which it was issued unless
			 earlier revoked by the Department. Upon expiration of the special license with
			 an endorsement in special education, the holder of the license must satisfy the
			 requirements for the issuance of a license to teach special education.
Added to NAC by Comm'n on Prof.
			 Standards in Education by R028-11, eff.
			 10-26-2011
NRS
			 391.019
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › LICENSES AND ENDORSEMENTS FOR TEACHING EXCEPTIONAL PUPILS › Section 391.340 - Qualifications for teaching pupils who have hearing impairments

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Before teaching pupils, ages 3 to 21,
			 inclusive, who have hearing impairments, a person must hold an endorsement
			 issued pursuant to this section.
2.
			 To receive the endorsement, the person must:
(a) Have completed a program of preparation
			 for teaching pupils who have hearing impairments, which has been approved by
			 the Board;
(b) Hold a license or
			 certificate, issued by another state, with an endorsement to teach pupils who
			 have hearing impairments;
(c) Hold
			 a certificate from the Council for Education of the Deaf;
(d) Hold a bachelor's or master's degree in
			 the education of pupils who have hearing impairments and have completed 8
			 semester hours of student teaching, equivalent field experience or 1 year of
			 verifiable teaching experience in special education; or
(e) Hold a bachelor's or master's degree and:
(1) Have completed 8 semester hours of
			 student teaching of pupils who have hearing impairments, equivalent field
			 experience with such pupils or 1 year of verifiable teaching experience with
			 such pupils; and
(2) Have completed
			 18 semester hours of course work in any of the following areas:
(I) Characteristics of pupils who have
			 hearing impairments;
(II) Methods
			 of communication for pupils who have hearing impairments;
(III) Anatomy and physiology of the ear and
			 the mechanisms of speech;
(IV)
			 Audiology;
(V) Hearing aids and
			 auditory training;
(VI) Development
			 of the curriculum and methods of teaching pupils who have hearing
			 impairments;
(VII) Parental
			 involvement in programs for pupils who have disabilities;
(VIII) Linguistics, speech and language for
			 pupils who have hearing impairments;
(IX) Introduction to special education or
			 education of pupils who have disabilities; and
(X) Education or planning for the transition
			 of pupils who have disabilities from their current placement to placement in
			 additional educational programs, employment and living independently as an
			 adult.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › LICENSES AND ENDORSEMENTS FOR TEACHING EXCEPTIONAL PUPILS › Section 391.343 - Qualifications for teaching pupils who have specific learning disabilities, emotional disturbances, mild to moderate intellectual disabilities, health impairments, orthopedic impairments or traumatic brain injuries

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Before teaching pupils who have specific
			 learning disabilities, emotional disturbances, mild to moderate intellectual
			 disabilities, health impairments, orthopedic impairments or traumatic brain
			 injuries, a person must:
(a) Hold an
			 endorsement to perform the duties of a generalist in special education issued
			 pursuant to this section; or
(b)
			 Hold a teacher's elementary or secondary license, a license to teach special
			 education, a license to teach middle school or junior high school education, or
			 a bachelor's or master's degree with a major or minor in special education,
			 must have completed at least 6 semester hours from the courses prescribed in
			 subparagraph (2) of paragraph (d) of subsection 2 and must complete a program
			 of preparation leading to licensing in this field within 3 years after
			 beginning to teach such pupils.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › LICENSES AND ENDORSEMENTS FOR TEACHING EXCEPTIONAL PUPILS › Section 391.347 - Limited endorsement to teach pupils who have specific learning disabilities, emotional disturbances, mild to moderate intellectual disabilities, health impairments, orthopedic impairments or traumatic brain injuries

Current through June 11, 2024
1. To receive a limited endorsement to teach
			 pupils who have specific learning disabilities, emotional disturbances, mild to
			 moderate intellectual disabilities, health impairments, orthopedic impairments
			 or traumatic brain injuries, a person must hold a teacher's elementary or
			 secondary license, a license to teach special education, a license to teach
			 middle school or junior high school education, or a bachelor's or master's
			 degree with a major or minor in special education, and must have completed 20
			 of the 30 semester hours prescribed in subparagraph (2) of paragraph (d) of
			 subsection 2 of NAC 391.343 and the student teaching, equivalent field
			 experience, or verifiable teaching experience prescribed in subparagraph (1) of
			 paragraph (d) of subsection 2 of NAC 391.343.
2. The term of a limited endorsement is 3
			 years and the endorsement is not renewable. To continue teaching pupils who
			 have specific learning disabilities, emotional disturbances, mild to moderate
			 intellectual disabilities, health impairments, orthopedic impairments or
			 traumatic brain injuries, the holder must complete, during the term of his or
			 her limited endorsement, the requirements for the general endorsement
			 prescribed in subsection 2 of NAC 391.343.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Education,
			 eff. 3-7-84; A 11-25-86; A by Comm'n on Prof. Standards in Education, 7-18-88;
			 11-27-91, eff. 1-11-92; 1-10-96; R016-04, 8-25-2004; R005-05, 10-31-2005;
			 R028-11, 10-26-2011
NRS
			 385.080,
			 391.019,
			 391.032
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › LICENSES AND ENDORSEMENTS FOR TEACHING EXCEPTIONAL PUPILS › Section 391.360 - Qualifications for teaching pupils who have intellectual disabilities and moderate to intense needs for assistance and intervention

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
			 Before teaching pupils who have intellectual disabilities and have moderate to
			 intense needs for assistance and intervention in their educational processes, a
			 person must:
(a) Hold an endorsement issued
			 pursuant to this section; or
(b)
			 Hold a teacher's elementary or secondary license, a license to teach special
			 education, a license to teach middle school or junior high school education, or
			 a bachelor's or master's degree with a major or minor in special education,
			 must have completed 6 semester hours from the courses prescribed in
			 subparagraph (2) of paragraph (e) of subsection 2 and must complete a program
			 of preparation leading to licensing in this field within 3 years after
			 beginning to teach such pupils.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › LICENSES AND ENDORSEMENTS FOR TEACHING EXCEPTIONAL PUPILS › Section 391.363 - Qualifications for teaching pupils who have disabilities and who are under 8 years of age

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as
			 otherwise provided in subsection 5, before teaching pupils who have
			 disabilities and who are under 8 years of age in a program of early childhood
			 special education, a person must:
(a) Hold an
			 endorsement issued pursuant to this section; or
(b) Hold a teacher's elementary or secondary
			 license, a license to teach special education, or a license to teach middle
			 school or junior high school education, complete 6 semester hours from the
			 courses prescribed in paragraph (a) of subsection 3 within 1 year after
			 beginning that teaching and complete a program of preparation leading to
			 licensing in early childhood special education within 3 years after beginning
			 that teaching.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › LICENSES AND ENDORSEMENTS FOR TEACHING EXCEPTIONAL PUPILS › Section 391.367 - Qualifications for teaching adapted physical education to pupils who have disabilities

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Before teaching
			 adapted physical education to pupils, ages 3 to 21, inclusive, who have
			 disabilities in a setting other than the regular classroom, a person must:
(a) Hold an endorsement issued pursuant to
			 this section; or
(b) Hold a
			 teacher's elementary or secondary license, a license to teach special
			 education, a license to teach middle school or junior high school education, or
			 a bachelor's or master's degree with a major or minor in special education,
			 must have completed 6 semester hours from the course work prescribed in
			 subparagraph (2) of paragraph (d) of subsection 2 and must complete a program
			 of preparation leading to licensing in this field within 3 years after
			 beginning to teach such pupils.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › LICENSES AND ENDORSEMENTS FOR TEACHING EXCEPTIONAL PUPILS › Section 391.370 - Qualifications for teaching pupils who have speech and language impairments

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Before teaching
			 pupils, ages 3 to 21, inclusive, who have speech and language impairments, a
			 person must hold an endorsement issued pursuant to this section.
2. To receive the endorsement, the person
			 must:
(a) Have completed a program of
			 preparation for teaching pupils who have speech and language impairments, which
			 has been approved by the Board;
(b)
			 Submit a transcript which indicates the person holds a master's degree or a
			 more advanced degree in an area of concentration in speech and language
			 impairments conferred by a regionally accredited college or university and
			 hold:
(1) A certificate of clinical competence
			 in speech from the American Speech-LanguageHearing Association; or
(2) An equivalent license from the
			 Speech-Language Pathology, Audiology and Hearing Aid Dispensing Board created
			 by
			 NRS
			 637B.100;
(c) Hold a license or certificate, issued by
			 another state, with an endorsement to teach pupils who have speech and language
			 impairments;
(d) Hold a bachelor's
			 or master's degree in the area of speech and language impairments, and have 8
			 semester hours of student teaching, a clinical practicum, equivalent field
			 experience or 1 year of verifiable teaching experience with pupils who have
			 speech and language impairments; or
(e) Have completed a bachelor's or master's
			 degree and:
(1) Have completed 8 semester
			 hours in student teaching of pupils who have speech and language impairments, a
			 clinical practicum with those pupils, equivalent field experience with those
			 pupils or 1 year of verifiable teaching experience with those pupils;
			 and
(2) Have completed at least 28
			 semester hours of course work, including course work in the following areas:
(I) Audiology;
(II) Methods for the assessment and treatment
			 of the disorders of articulation, fluency, voice and language;
(III) The development of normal speech and
			 language;
(IV) Science of speech
			 and voice;
(V) Phonetics;
(VI) Introduction to special education or the
			 education of pupils who have disabilities; and
(VII) Parental involvement in programs for
			 pupils who have disabilities.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › LICENSES AND ENDORSEMENTS FOR TEACHING EXCEPTIONAL PUPILS › Section 391.370 - Qualifications for teaching pupils who have speech and language impairments

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Before teaching
			 pupils, ages 3 to 21, inclusive, who have speech and language impairments, a
			 person must hold an endorsement issued pursuant to this section.
2. Except as otherwise provided in subsection
			 4, to receive the endorsement, the person must:
(a) Submit a transcript which indicates the
			 person holds a master's degree or a more advanced degree in speech-language
			 pathology, communication disorders, communication sciences or an equivalent
			 field from an institution accredited by the American Speech-Language-Hearing
			 Association and hold:
(1) A certificate of
			 clinical competence in speech-language pathology from the American
			 Speech-Language-Hearing Association; or
(2) A standard license or provisional license
			 from the Speech-Language Pathology, Audiology and Hearing Aid Dispensing Board
			 created by NRS
			 637B.100; or
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › LICENSES AND ENDORSEMENTS FOR TEACHING EXCEPTIONAL PUPILS › Section 391.376 - Endorsement as professional teacher of pupils who have disabilities

Current through June 11, 2024
To
			 receive an endorsement as a professional teacher of pupils who have
			 disabilities, a person must:
1. Hold
			 one of the endorsements described in NAC 391.340, 391.343, 391.360, 391.363,
			 391.367, 391.370 or 391.390;
2.
			 Hold a master's degree; and
3. Have
			 3 years of verified experience in public or licensed private schools at the
			 elementary, middle, junior high or high school grade level as a teacher of
			 pupils who have disabilities in the specific area for which the endorsement is
			 requested.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Education,
			 eff. 3-7-84; A by Comm'n on Prof. Standards in Education, 11-27-91, eff.
			 1-11-92; 1-10-96; R005-05, 10-31-2005; R028-11,
			 10-26-2011
NRS
			 385.080,
			 391.019
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › LICENSES AND ENDORSEMENTS FOR TEACHING EXCEPTIONAL PUPILS › Section 391.378 - Qualifications for teaching pupils who have autism

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
			 Before teaching pupils, ages 3 to 21, inclusive, who have autism, a person
			 must:
(a) Hold an endorsement issued pursuant
			 to this section; or
(b) Hold a
			 teacher's elementary or secondary license, a license to teach special
			 education, a license to teach middle school or junior high school education, or
			 a bachelor's or a more advanced degree with a major or minor in special
			 education, must have completed 6 semester hours from course work prescribed in
			 subparagraph (2) of paragraph (e) of subsection 2 and must complete a program
			 of preparation leading to licensing in this field within 3 years after
			 beginning to teach such pupils.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › LICENSES AND ENDORSEMENTS FOR TEACHING EXCEPTIONAL PUPILS › Section 391.386 - Requirement for approval of field experience

Current through June 11, 2024
The field experience of a person
			 must be approved by the appropriate department of the college or university
			 that the person is attending.
Added to NAC by Comm'n on Prof.
			 Standards in Education, eff. 1-24-92
NRS
			 391.019