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Nevada Homeschool Requirements

Low Regulation

Nevada requires a notification of intent but no testing (NRS 388D.020, 388D.050), and sets NO minimum instructional days or hours. The 180-day figure shown is a general recommendation only. For homeschool-specific questions, contact [email protected].

No Minimum

180 days is a recommendation

Required

notification

Not required

testing

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Notification

Required

Deadline: before starting, or within 10 days of withdrawal

Testing

Not required

Required Subjects

  • English
  • Mathematics
  • Science
  • Social Studies

Instructional Days

No Minimum

Nevada does not set a minimum number of instructional days or hours by law. 180 days is shown here as a general planning recommendation only, not a legal requirement.

Report Frequency

none

Submission Method

district-specific

Key Deadlines

Notification Deadline

before starting, or within 10 days of withdrawal

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the homeschool requirements in Nevada?+
Nevada requires a notification of intent but no testing (NRS 388D.020, 388D.050), and sets NO minimum instructional days or hours. The 180-day figure shown is a general recommendation only. For homeschool-specific questions, contact [email protected].
How many instructional days are required for homeschooling in Nevada?+
Nevada does not set a minimum number of instructional days or hours by law. 180 days is shown as a general planning recommendation only, not a legal requirement.
Does Nevada require notification to homeschool?+
Yes, Nevada requires families to submit notification to homeschool. The deadline is before starting, or within 10 days of withdrawal.
Does Nevada require standardized testing for homeschoolers?+
No, Nevada does not require standardized testing for homeschool students.
What subjects are required for homeschooling in Nevada?+
Nevada requires the following subjects to be taught: English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies.
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