Nevada 2025 Regular Session

Nevada Senate Bill SB322

Introduced

3/11/25

Refer

3/11/25

Report Pass

4/15/25

Engrossed

4/17/25

Refer

4/17/25

Report Pass

5/14/25

Enrolled

5/27/25

Chaptered

5/31/25

Passed

5/31/25

Caption

Revises provisions relating to the Board of Regents of the University of Nevada. (BDR 34-764)

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

NV AB150

Revises provisions governing the waiver of certain fees by the Board of Regents of the University of Nevada. (BDR 34-88)

NV AB431

Revises provisions relating to campuses of the University of Nevada. (BDR 34-705)

NV SB273

Changes the name of the Nevada State College to the Nevada State University. (BDR 34-968)

NV AB323

Revises provisions relating to education. (BDR 34-114)

NV SB65

Revises provisions relating to the boards of trustees of county school districts. (BDR 34-386)

NV SB347

Revises provisions relating to higher education. (BDR 34-119)

NV SB438

Revises provisions relating to the recruitment, preparation and retention of teachers. (BDR 34-1061)

NV AB516

Revises provisions relating to the Nevada Indian Commission. (BDR 18-1215)

NV AB118

Revises provisions relating to the Nevada System of Higher Education. (BDR 34-127)

NV AB245

Revises provisions governing education. (BDR 34-818)

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