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Commission moves temporary regulations to workshop, reviews 2025 legislative impacts for NDE rules
Summary
Commission moved four temporary regulations to public workshops and heard a department briefing on 2025 legislation that will require multiple regulatory updates, including rules on hiring without Nevada licensure, fingerprinting at renewal, Science of Reading requirements, and new credentials.
The Nevada Department of Education commission voted to move four temporary regulations to public workshops and received a detailed briefing on 2025 legislative changes that will require the department to draft or amend regulations.
"Temporary regulations are designed to be passed by a regulatory body when we're not allowed to do permanent regulations," Jeff Briski, the department's director of educator development, licensure and family engagement, told commissioners as he reviewed the four temporary regulations and the legislative impacts documented in the meeting packet.
The four temporary regulations the department reviewed (identified in materials as 0001-24 through 0004-24) would: (1) ensure applicants for a business-and-industry license have work experience appropriate to the endorsement and combine automotive endorsements; (2) combine two bilingual regulations into one and move an exam requirement to the department as required by NAC 391.036; (3)…
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