Nevada Homeschool High School Guide

Parent-issued diploma recognized. No state homeschool diploma.

Parent-created. No state template.

Program

Part-time public school enrollment (NRS 392.074)

Eligibility

Must reside in district; parent must demonstrate child is qualified; space must be available; participation notice filed under NRS 388D.070

How to enroll

File notice of intent to participate with school district

Cost

Free (public school courses)

NRS 392.074

What's covered

Sports and Other activities

Eligibility

Parents must file notice of intent to participate with school district

NRS 388D.070

Nevada offers 2 different ways to homeschool. High school options like dual enrollment and sports access may vary by pathway.

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  Home Education Notification : You file a one-time written notice of intent with your local school district superintendent that includes a basic educational plan covering four core subjects. No testing, no annual renewal, no recordkeeping, and no ongoing reporting. Once filed, Nevada requires nothing more from you.
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  Exempt Private School : You register as an exempt private school with the Nevada Department of Education. This pathway is less commonly used for home-based education and involves state-level registration rather than a local filing. Most individual homeschool families choose the standard home education notification pathway instead.

Our wizard helps you choose the right one. Compare all pathways for Nevada