Nevada § 390.620 - Department required to develop and post on Internet website informational pamphlet concerning college and career readiness assessment; posting of pamphlet and distribution to pupils and parents
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§ 390.620. Department required to develop and post on Internet website informational pamphlet concerning college and career readiness assessment; posting of pamphlet and distribution to pupils and parents
1. The Department shall develop an informational pamphlet concerning the college and
career readiness assessment administered pursuant to NRS 390.610 for pupils who are enrolled in junior high, middle school and high school, and their
parents and legal guardians. The pamphlet must include a written explanation of the: (a) Importance of taking the college and career readiness assessment; (b) Subject areas tested on the college and career readiness assessment; and (c) Format for the college and career readiness assessment, including, without limitation,
the range of items that is contained on the assessment. 2. The Department shall review the pamphlet on an annual basis and make such revisions
to the pamphlet as it considers necessary to ensure that pupils and their parents
or legal guardians fully understand the college and career readiness assessment. 3. On or before September 1, the Department shall: (a) Provide an electronic copy of the pamphlet or revised pamphlet to the board of
trustees of each school district and the governing body of each charter school that
includes pupils enrolled in a junior high, middle school or high school grade level;
and (b) Post a copy of the pamphlet or revised pamphlet on the Internet website maintained
by the Department. 4. The board of trustees of each school district shall provide a copy of the pamphlet
to each junior high, middle school or high school within the school district for posting. The governing body of each charter school shall ensure that a copy of the pamphlet
is posted at the charter school. Each principal of a junior high, middle school, high school or charter school shall
ensure that the teachers, counselors and administrators employed at the school fully
understand the contents of the pamphlet. 5. On or before October 1, the: (a) Board of trustees of each school district shall provide a copy of the pamphlet
to each pupil who is enrolled in a junior high, middle school or high school of the
school district and to the parents or legal guardians of such a pupil. (b) Governing body of each charter school shall provide a copy of the pamphlet to
each pupil who is enrolled in the charter school at a junior high, middle school or
high school grade level and to the parents or legal guardians of such a pupil.
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Section 390.620 ("Department required to develop and post on Internet website informational pamphlet concerning college and career readiness assessment; posting of pamphlet and distribution to pupils and parents") 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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