The 2025 Nevada Legislative Session, running from February 3 to June 2, 2025, has brought forward several education-related bills that could influence our freedom to homeschool. At the Nevada Homeschool…
The 2025 Nevada Legislative Session has been a busy one, and while this bill to revive Education Savings Accounts (ESAs), didn’t make it past the April 12 deadline, its implications…
As the 2025 Nevada Legislative Session races toward its June 2, 2025, deadline, we’re reflecting on bills that could have impacted our homeschooling families, including AB 166. This bill, though…
What AB 584 Proposes AB 584 aims to revise Nevada’s education laws to expand school choice, particularly for students in underperforming public schools. It would allow families to transfer their…
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AB19 is being voted on today at 1pm. You may remember, this is the bill the Dept of Ed brought forth and used as a stance that they are over…
The Nevada legislature kicked off the 2021 session with a fresh attack on your right to teach your children as you see fit. Assembly bill 19 (AB19) seeks to FORCE…
Recently there has been trouble with multiple PSAH programs. Nevada Virtual Academy was recently forced to cease operating for grades K-5 because of repeated failures to meet state standards, which earned them a 1-star rating - the lowest possible. They were also forced to cap the number of students the academy was allowed to take on for the other grade levels. NVA is not the exception. Connections Academy has a similarly shoddy record. In fact, online charter schools in general score poorly across the board.
It has come to the attention of NHN that World Book has changed their recommended course of study to be aligned with Common Core standards. It is the opinion of…