Additionally, a written charter may be revoked if the charter school has filed for a voluntary bankruptcy, is adjudicated bankrupt or insolvent, or is otherwise financially impaired such that the charter school cannot continue to operate. A charter may also be revoked if there is reasonable cause to believe that revocation is necessary to protect the health and safety of the pupils who are enrolled or of the persons who are employed by the charter school. Rights of Pupils and Families The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, The Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment, and the Military Recruiter Provisions of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 all clarify rights of families and pupils enrolled in public schools, including charter schools. See Appendix F for more information. Safety Federal Emergency Management Agency Keep Schools Safe (/) National Crime Prevention Council (/) National Education Association () Teenangels (/) US Department of Education () US Department of Homeland Security () Note that NRS 392.624 requires that schools review and update their crisis response plan each year. Also see Appendix E. SAIN Automated Student Information System/PowerSchool NRS 386.650 specifically requires charter school participation in the SAIN/Powerschool system. NAC 386.365 clarifies that a charter school must report data required by NRS 386.650 to its sponsor by the beginning of the charter school’s first year of operation. This means that data must be in the state student information system by the first day of instruction for the school. A charter school should use software, hardware and telecommunications that are compatible with its sponsor to fulfill data transfer requirements between the charter school and the sponsor. Charter school applicants should contact the proposed sponsor very early in the application process to learn about SAIN/PowerSchool requirements and to obtain an estimate of the startup and ongoing costs associated with SAIN/
Additionally, a written charter may be revoked if the charter school has filed for a voluntary bankruptcy, is adjudicated bankrupt or insolvent, or is otherwise financially impaired such that the charter school cannot continue to operate. A charter may also be revoked if there is reasonable cause to believe that revocation is necessary to protect the health and safety of the pupils who are enrolled or of the persons who are employed by the charter school. Rights of Pupils and Families The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, The Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment, and the Military Recruiter Provisions of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 all clarify rights of families and pupils enrolled in public schools, including charter schools. See Appendix F for more information. Safety Federal Emergency Management Agency Keep Schools Safe (/) National Crime Prevention Council (/) National Education Association () Teenangels (/) US Department of Education () US Department of Homeland Security () Note that NRS 392.624 requires that schools review and update their crisis response plan each year. Also see Appendix E. SAIN Automated Student Information System/PowerSchool NRS 386.650 specifically requires charter school participation in the SAIN/Powerschool system. NAC 386.365 clarifies that a charter school must report data required by NRS 386.650 to its sponsor by the beginning of the charter school’s first year of operation. This means that data must be in the state student information system by the first day of instruction for the school. A charter school should use software, hardware and telecommunications that are compatible with its sponsor to fulfill data transfer requirements between the charter school and the sponsor. Charter school applicants should contact the proposed sponsor very early in the application process to learn about SAIN/PowerSchool requirements and to obtain an estimate of the startup and ongoing costs associated with SAIN/
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