The board of trustees of a school district may prescribe rules relating to the creation and administration of a program of school-based decision making for the public schools within the district. The rules must provide:
1. For the creation of a school council;
2. For the involvement of parents and other members of the community on and with the school council;
3. The requirements for recordkeeping by the school council;
4. The procedure for appealing a decision of the school council;
5. The procedure for a school to obtain a waiver of the requirements of regulations of the board of trustees or the State Board;
6. A method for determining the progress of a pupil in a program of school-based decision making;
7. A method for reporting the progress of a pupil to the pupil, the pupil’s parents or guardians, the board of trustees and the State Board;
8. Plans for improving the schools within the district;
9. A method for allocating money to schools that have adopted a program of school-based decision making and for the administration of the budget of the school district; and
10. The procedure which a school council or board of trustees may use to withdraw from a program of school-based decision making.
(Added to NRS by 1993, 2886; A 1995, 862; 1997, 2357) — (Substituted in revision for NRS 386.4154)
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