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Nevada law (NRS 392.070) provides for a waiver of the compulsory attendance laws if the parent or guardian provides written evidence to the local school district that their child will be receiving appropriate instruction at home. State regulations (NAC 392.015 - 392.075) describe the requirements for this written evidence. Homeschoolers are not required by law to use any particular form to provide the written evidence; however, sample forms are available from homeschooling groups in Nevada.
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Summary:
A child must be excused from compulsory attendance at public school when written evidence is provided to the board of trustees of the county school district that the child will receive equivalent instruction and be instructed by any one of the following:
1. By a teacher, other than the parent, who
possesses a teaching license issued by the superintendent of public
instruction for the grade to be taught.
2. By the parent, when the parent qualifies for or possesses a teaching
license from any state or territory of the United States for the grade to be
taught.
3. By the parent, in consultation with a person who:
(a) Possesses a teaching license issued by the superintendent of public instruction for the grade to be taught; or
(b) Has provided instruction in the home in any state or territory of the United States for at least 3 years.
4. By the parent, when the child is enrolled in
an approved correspondence program.
5. By the parent, when the parent has received a waiver under NAC 392.075.