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AB472 would add protections for J‑1 visa teachers; Department of Education removes fiscal note after sponsor deletes grant-match program

3510489 · May 26, 2025

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Assemblymember Erica Mosca presented AB472 to provide protections for J‑1 visa teachers who fill hard-to-staff positions; sponsor removed a match-grant program from the bill, and the Nevada Department of Education confirmed that eliminated the fiscal note.

Assemblymember Erica Mosca presented Assembly Bill 472 to protect J‑1 visa holder teachers who come to Nevada to fill hard-to-staff positions. Mosca said the bill "ensures that our J‑1 visa holder teachers have protections when they come to Nevada to teach" and noted the largest sending country has been the Philippines.

To remove a fiscal note, the sponsor offered an amendment deleting section 3, which had created a match-grant program through the Nevada Department of Education. Steve Camber, interim state superintendent, told the committee that deletion of the match-grant program "does remove the department's fiscal note." Support came from the Clark County School District, CCEA and other education organizations. There were no callers in opposition or neutral, and the hearing closed with no recorded committee vote.