Nevada § 385B.050 - Formation; composition; purposes; board members; terms

Full text of Nevada Nevada Revised Statutes § 385B.050 — Formation; composition; purposes; board members; terms, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 385B.050. Formation; composition; purposes; board members; terms

1. The county school district trustees may form a nonprofit association, to be known

as the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association, composed of all of the school

districts of the State for the purposes of controlling, supervising and regulating

all interscholastic athletic events and other interscholastic events in the public

schools. This section does not prohibit a public school, which is authorized by the Association

to do so, from joining an association formed for similar purposes in another state. 2. Any board formed to govern the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association must

include at least three members who are parents or guardians of pupils who participate

in a sanctioned sport. Of the members who are parents or guardians of pupils who participate in a sanctioned

sport: (a) At least one member must be a resident of a county whose population is 700,000

or more; (b) At least one member must be a resident of a county whose population is 100,000

or more but less than 700,000; (c) At least one member must be a resident of a county whose population is less than

100,000; and (d) Each member must not be an employee of or an immediate family member of an employee

of a school district, charter school or private school. 3. Any advisory board formed to advise a governing board of the Nevada Interscholastic

Activities Association must include at least three members who are pupils currently

participating in a sanctioned sport. Of the members who are pupils currently participating in a sanctioned sport: (a) At least one member must be a resident of a county whose population is 700,000

or more; (b) At least one member must be a resident of a county whose population is 100,000

or more but less than 700,000; (c) At least one member must be a resident of a county whose population is less than

100,000; and (d) Each member must not be an employee of or an immediate family member of an employee

of a school district. 4. The terms of each member of a board formed to govern the Nevada Interscholastic

Activities Association who is a parent or guardian of a pupil who participates in

a sanctioned sport and each pupil who is a member of an advisory board to such a governing

board must be consistent in duration with the terms of other members of the applicable

board and be served in full-year increments during any year that a pupil who is a

member or a pupil whose parent or guardian is a member participates in one or more

sanctioned sports.

Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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