Nevada Homeschool Documents & Templates
Every document you need to homeschool legally in Nevada, based on NRS 392.070; NRS 388D.020.
These are general templates for Home Education Notification, the most common of Nevada's 2 pathways. Our free wizard generates personalized documents with your name, address, and district filled in.
What documents do you need?
Notice of Intent
Required. Send to superintendent of the local school district by Within 10 days of withdrawing from public school, or within 30 days of establishing residency in Nevada
Withdrawal Letter
Required. Send to superintendent of the local school district and the school the child is currently attending
Notice of Intent
- What to file
- simple notice
- Send to
- superintendent of the local school district
- Deadline
- Within 10 days of withdrawing from public school, or within 30 days of establishing residency in Nevada
- How often
- one time
Notice must include child's name, age, gender, parent/guardian name and address, signed statement assuming full responsibility for education, and an educational plan covering English language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies. Filing constitutes compliance; no approval or permission is needed. Annual renewal requirement was removed — notice is one-time only.
NRS 392.070 (written notice of intent to home school)
First-time vs. renewal
First-time filing
Deadline: Before beginning, or within 10 days of withdrawal, or within 30 days of establishing residency
One-time notice of intent including educational plan covering English/math/science/social studies.
Annual renewal
No annual renewal. Refile only if name/address changes (within 30 days) or child re-enters after public school.
Starting mid-year?
File before starting, or within 10 days after formal withdrawal, or within 30 days of establishing NV residency.
Withdrawal Letter
- Status
- Required if your child is currently enrolled in school
- Send to
- superintendent of the local school district and the school the child is currently attending
File the written notice of intent with the superintendent and notify the child's current school. Request copies of the child's educational records. The school district cannot refuse the withdrawal.
NRS 392.070 (notice of intent filed with superintendent upon withdrawal)
Other ways to homeschool in Nevada
This page covers Home Education Notification. Nevada offers 2 different ways to homeschool, and each may require different documents:
- •Home Education Notification(this page): 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.
- •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 and generates the correct documents. Compare all pathways for Nevada
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Get your Nevada documentsRequirements sourced from NRS 392.070; NRS 388D.020. Verified against primary legal sources. Last verified: March 2026