Nevada § 388A.725 - Application to operate; authorization; standard charter contract; contents
Full text of Nevada Nevada Revised Statutes § 388A.725 — Application to operate; authorization; standard charter contract; contents, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 388A.725. Application to operate; authorization; standard charter contract; contents
1. A charter school that is sponsored by the State Public Charter School Authority,
or a committee to form a charter school or charter management organization that has
submitted an application to be sponsored by the State Public Charter School Authority,
may apply to the State Public Charter School Authority for authorization to operate
as a charter school for distance education. The charter school, committee to form a charter school or charter management organization
shall include in its application to the State Public Charter School Authority a description
of: (a) The support available to each pupil, in his or her home or community, including,
without limitation, the availability and frequency of interactions between the pupil
and teachers; (b) The methods the charter school for distance education will use to administer any
test, exam or assessment required by state or federal law; (c) The methods the charter school for distance education will use to assess the academic
success of pupils; and (d) The criteria pupils must meet to be eligible for enrollment at the charter school
for distance education and the process for accepting pupils. 2. The State Public Charter School Authority may authorize: (a) A charter school to operate as a charter school for distance education if the
charter school satisfies the requirements of subsection 1. (b) A committee to form a charter school or a charter management organization to form
or operate, as applicable, a charter school for distance education if the committee
to form a charter school or charter management organization satisfies the requirements
of subsection 1 and of subsection 3 of NRS 388A.249 . 3. The State Public Charter School Authority shall adopt a standard charter contract
that meets the requirements for charter contracts pursuant to NRS 388A.270 to be used for each charter school for distance education. 4. In addition to any other provisions required by law, a charter contract to operate
a charter school for distance education entered into on or after July 31, 2019, must
include a description of: (a) The support available to each pupil, in his or her home or community, including,
without limitation, the availability and frequency of interactions between the pupil
and teachers; (b) The methods the charter school for distance education will use to administer any
test, exam or assessment required by state or federal law; (c) The methods the charter school for distance education will use to assess the academic
success of pupils; and (d) The criteria pupils must meet to be eligible for enrollment at the charter school
for distance education and the process for accepting pupils.
Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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