Starting July 1, 2025, the Department of Education receives state money for surveys, school tools, student supports, awards, local grants, and studies.
The Department of Education receives money for educator surveys, charter school funding, learning software, student reports, and student support training. The charter school money offsets a drop in federal grants.
The Department of Education receives money to study school funding, support student achievement awards, and develop and put in place a statewide school performance framework.
The Department of Education receives money for local agency efficiency grants and contracts to review its programs and study gaps identified in state law.
The Department of Education receives money for five education purposes. The funds support educator surveys, an offset for the State Public Charter School Authority, Canvas software licenses, custom student information reports, and training for a student support framework. Money for the charter school authority is transferred to it to offset a decrease in federal grant funding. Unused money cannot be committed after the fiscal year ends and must be returned to the State General Fund by the listed deadline. The first five appropriations cover fiscal years 2025–2026 and 2026–2027. Any unspent balances must be returned to the State General Fund by September 18, 2026, or September 17, 2027, as applicable.
The Department of Education receives money for a study, student award programs, and a school performance framework. The funds support a study of the Pupil-Centered Funding Plan, state awards recognizing language, STEM, STEAM, and civics achievement, and development and implementation of a Nevada School Performance Framework. Unused money must be returned to the fund it came from by September 17, 2027. These appropriations take effect July 1, 2025. Any unspent balance must be returned by September 17, 2027.
The Department of Education receives money for local grants and contracts. The grants go to local education agencies for financial and operational efficiency. Contracts will review Department programs and policies and conduct a study of gaps described in state law. Unused money must be returned to the fund it came from by September 17, 2027. These appropriations take effect July 1, 2025. Any unspent balance must be returned by September 17, 2027.
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