Nevada § 391.032 - Provisional licenses; reciprocal licensure of educational personnel from other states; licensure of member or veteran of Armed Forces or spouse of member or veteran

§ 391.032. Provisional licenses; reciprocal licensure of educational personnel from other states; licensure of member or veteran of Armed Forces or spouse of member or veteran

1. Except as otherwise provided in NRS 391.027 , the Commission shall: (a) Adopt regulations which provide for the issuance of provisional licenses to teachers

and other educational personnel before completion of all courses of study or other

requirements for a license in this State. (b) Adopt regulations which provide for the reciprocal licensure of educational personnel

from other states including, without limitation, for the reciprocal licensure of persons

who hold a license to teach special education. Such regulations must include, without limitation, provisions: (1) For the reciprocal licensure of persons who obtained a license pursuant to an

alternative route to licensure which the Department determines is as rigorous or more

rigorous than the alternative route to licensure prescribed pursuant to subparagraph

(1) of paragraph (a) of subsection 1 of NRS 391.019 . (2) Which provide for the licensure of persons pursuant to the Interstate Teacher

Mobility Compact enacted in NRS 391B.010 . 2. A person who is a member of the Armed Forces of the United States, a veteran of

the Armed Forces of the United States or the spouse of such a member or veteran of

the Armed Forces of the United States and who has completed the equivalent of an alternative

route to licensure program in another state may obtain a license as if such person

has completed the alternative route to licensure program of this State. 3. The Commission shall adopt regulations requiring the Superintendent of Public Instruction

to issue a provisional license to teach if: (a) The Superintendent determines that the applicant is otherwise qualified for the

license; and (b) The applicant: (1) Graduated with a bachelor's degree or higher but is awaiting conferment of the

degree; or (2) Satisfies the requirements for conditional licensure through an alternative route

to licensure. 4. A person who is issued a provisional license must complete all courses of study

and other requirements for a license in this State which is not provisional within

3 years after the date on which a provisional license is issued.