Nevada Homeschooling
More and more parents in Nevada are choosing to homeschool their children. We offer an outstanding resource for those new to homeschooling and those who are experienced homeschoolers. Inside you'll find information on state laws, support groups, teaching tips, special needs homeschooling, and much, much more.
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NAC 392.024 Notification of intent to exempt child: Contents; proof of identity of child.
NRS 392.070 Child receiving equivalent, approved instruction is exempt from compulsory attendance; provision by school district of class, special education program or certain extracurricular activity to homeschooled child.
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Lake Mead National Recreation Area
Home Schools United Vegas Valley
Attendance of NonPublic School Students In Washoe County Schools on a Space Available Basis
NAC 392.022 Notification of intent to exempt child: Development and dissemination of standard form.
Northern Nevada Home Schools Email List
NRS 386.462 Participation by homeschooled children; applicability of provisions to homeschooled children.
West River Academy
NAC 392.026 Notification of intent to exempt child: Instruction from licensed teacher.
Licensing & State Laws in Nevada
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NRS 392.040 Attendance required for child between 7 and 17 years of age; minimum age required for kindergarten and first grade; waiver from attendance available for child 6 years of age.
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Teaching does not make learning --- organized education operates on the assumption that children learn only when and only what and only because we teach them. This is not true. It is very close to 100% false. Learners make learning.
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