Nevada Code § 391.202

Authorization to provide stipend to certain teachers of program of bilingual education; prohibition on providing stipend more than once per school year; money to be used for stipend
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1. Each school year, the board of trustees
of a school district or the governing body of a charter school may provide a
stipend in the amount of $2,500 to each teacher who is assigned to teach pupils
enrolled in a program of bilingual education and:
(a) Holds an endorsement to teach pupils enrolled
in a program of bilingual education; or
(b) Is currently enrolled in a course of study or
program of preparation to teach pupils enrolled in a program of bilingual
education, the completion of which will satisfy the educational requirements to
obtain an endorsement to teach pupils enrolled in a program of bilingual
education established by the Commission pursuant to NRS 391.019 , and is authorized by law to
teach pupils enrolled in a program of bilingual education notwithstanding the
regulations adopted by the Commission pursuant to paragraph (n) of subsection 1
of NRS 391.019 .
2. A teacher may not receive a stipend
pursuant to this section more than once per school year.
3. Any stipend provided to a teacher who
is employed at a local school precinct in a large school district or a charter
school must be paid from the budget of the local school precinct or charter
school, as applicable.
4. As used in this section:
(a) Large school district has the meaning
ascribed to it in NRS 388G.530 .
(b) Local school precinct has the meaning
ascribed to it in NRS 388G.535 .
(c) Program of bilingual education means a
program of instruction for English learners in which pupils are taught the
English language and the content of other courses of study is taught using the
pupils primary language.

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