Nevada § 388A.393 - Prohibited provisions of contracts with contractors or educational management organizations

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§ 388A.393. Prohibited provisions of contracts with contractors or educational management organizations

1. A contract or a proposed contract between a charter school or a proposed charter

school and a contractor or an educational management organization must not: (a) Give to the contractor or educational management organization direct control of

educational services, financial decisions, the appointment of members of the governing

body, or the hiring and dismissal of an administrator or financial officer of the

charter school or proposed charter school; (b) Authorize the payment of loans, advances or other monetary charges from the contractor

or educational management organization which are greater than 15 percent of the total

expected funding received by the charter school or proposed charter school from the

State Education Fund; (c) Require the charter school or proposed charter school to prepay any fees to the

contractor or educational management organization; (d) Require the charter school or proposed charter school to pay the contractor or

educational management organization before the payment of other obligations of the

charter school or proposed charter school during a period of financial distress; (e) Allow a contractor or educational management organization to cause a delay in

the repayment of a loan or other money advanced by the contractor or educational management

organization to the charter school or proposed charter school, which delay would increase

the cost to the charter school or proposed charter school of repaying the loan or

advance; (f) Require the charter school or proposed charter school to enroll a minimum number

of pupils for the continuation of the contract between the charter school or proposed

charter school and the contractor or educational management organization; (g) Require the charter school or proposed charter school to request or borrow money

from this State to pay the contractor or educational management organization if the

contractor or educational management organization will provide financial management

to the charter school or proposed charter school; (h) Contain a provision which restricts the ability of the charter school or proposed

charter school to borrow money from a person or entity other than the contractor or

educational management organization; (i) Provide for the allocation to the charter school or proposed charter school of

any indirect cost incurred by the contractor or educational management organization; (j) Authorize the payment of fees to the contractor or educational management organization

which are not attributable to the actual services provided by the contractor or educational

management organization; (k) Allow any money received by the charter school or proposed charter school from

this State or from the board of trustees of a school district to be transferred to

or deposited in a bank, credit union or other financial institution outside this State,

including money controlled by the contractor or educational management organization; (l) Except as otherwise provided in this paragraph, provide incentive fees to the

contractor or educational management organization. A contract or a proposed contract may provide to the contractor or educational management

organization incentive fees that are based on the academic improvement of pupils enrolled

in the charter school; (m) Require automatic renewal of the contract or provide that the contract remains

in effect if the governing body of a charter school is reconstituted or a charter

contract is terminated pursuant to NRS 388A.300 or 388A.330 , as applicable; (n) Contain any provision that would delay or prevent the approval of an application

by the governing body of the charter school for an exemption from federal taxation

pursuant to 26 U.S.C. § 501(c)(3) ; (o) Require the governing body of the charter school to pay any costs associated with

ensuring that services comply with state and federal law; (p) Provide that the contractor or educational management organization is not liable

for failing to comply with the requirements of the contract; or (q) Provide for the enforcement of terms of the contract that conflict with an applicable

charter contract or federal or state law. 2. As used in this section, “ contractor ” or “ educational management organization ” means a corporation, business, organization or other entity, whether or not conducted

for profit, with whom a committee to form a charter school or the governing body of

a charter school, as applicable, contracts to assist with the operation, management

or provision and implementation of educational services and programs of the charter

school or proposed charter school. The term includes a corporation, business, organization or other entity that directly

employs and provides personnel to a charter school or proposed charter school.

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

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What does Nevada Revised Statutes § 388A.393 cover?

Section 388A.393 ("Prohibited provisions of contracts with contractors or educational management organizations") is part of the Nevada Revised Statutes, the codified statutory law of Nevada. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.

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