What legislative act requires schools to implement policies against bullying?

The correct choice emphasizes that the Nevada Revised Statutes specifically outline the legal requirements for schools in the state to develop and implement comprehensive policies to combat bullying and harassment. This legislation is designed to create a safe and supportive educational environment by mandating that schools take action to prevent and address instances of bullying. The statutes guide school districts on how to communicate their policies, train staff, and work with students and parents to ensure a well-understood protocol is in place for tackling bullying issues.

In contrast, the Equal Education Opportunities Act focuses broadly on ensuring equal educational opportunity and prohibits discrimination based on race, color, sex, or national origin, but does not specifically mandate anti-bullying policies. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act provides guidelines to protect the educational rights of students with disabilities, ensuring they receive appropriate services, but it is not aimed at establishing bullying policies across all schools. The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act protects students' privacy concerning their educational records, which, while important, does not address bullying or harassment directly.