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Nevada eight-step instructional materials adoption step matrix

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Description

Table 2 lays out an eight-step adoption process: issuing a Nevada-specific Request for Quote, publisher submission of digital materials, internal technical review, CARP evaluation and rating, forwarding recommendations to Cabinet, SBE adoption, publication of the SBE-approved list, and debrief/evaluation. Each step names the entity, tasks, outcomes, and a timeframe, from a 30-day submission window through publication no later than April 30.

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Context

Requirements

  • Publishers must submit materials in digital/online formats within the specified window; publishers of rejected materials may appeal within 30 days of notification

Constraints

  • The process is specific to Nevada statute and the State Board of Education adoption cycle, running roughly June through June of the following year

Target Learners

  • K-12 students in Nevada public schools

Learning Goals

  • Transparent, predictable statewide adoption of standards-aligned materials

Claims

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Key Sources

  • Melinda Wallace and Sheila Arredondo. (2022). A Standardized, Equitable, and Transparent High-Quality Instructional Materials Review Process. https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED567789
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