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Code · Nevada · CHAPTER 391 - PERSONNEL

NRS 391.720 Procedures for transfer or reassignment of administrators and appeal to board.

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NRS 391.720 Procedures for transfer or reassignment of administrators and appeal to board.
1. Before a superintendent transfers or assigns an administrator to another administrative position as part of an administrative reorganization, if the transfer or reassignment is to a position of lower rank, responsibility or pay, the superintendent shall give written notice of the proposed transfer or assignment to the administrator at least 30 days before the date on which it is to be effective.
2. The administrator may appeal the decision of the superintendent to the board by requesting a hearing in writing to the president of the board within 5 days after receiving the notice from the superintendent.
3. The board shall hear the matter within 10 days after the president receives the request, and shall render its decision within 5 days after the hearing. The decision of the board is final.
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