How to Enroll in Online High School in Nevada

According to the Nevada Department of Health Services, “There are some immunizations required for all students in kindergarten through 12th grade and two that are required once a student turns 11 years of age.”

You can compare the student’s immunization record to Nevada's immunization record requirements.

Immunizations can be obtained from doctor’s offices, clinics or hospitals. Pediatricians and family doctors or their nurses or medical assistants can give your student the shots they need to meet the requirements for school enrollment. In addition, some large chain pharmacies offer immunizations for older children and adults.

Student immunization records can also be accessed via the Nevada State Immunization Information System.

If you need assistance paying for shots/vaccinations, you may be able to get free or reduced immunizations through the Vaccines for Children (VFC) program.

VFC is a federally funded program that provides vaccines at no cost to children who might not otherwise be vaccinated because of an inability to pay. Children who are eligible for VFC vaccines are entitled to receive pediatric vaccines that the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices recommends.

A student may be exempt from immunizations for medical reasons, religious beliefs or personal reasons. All exemptions require a signature and date. Letters must be submitted each year.

According to the state of Nevada, "A child will not be allowed to attend school until either proof of immunization or a completed exemption form is submitted to the school.” The Nevada Department of Health Services “respects the rights of parents to decide whether or not to vaccinate their child.”

Students enrolling at ThrivePoint High School must provide academic records for proper placement.

Required documentation:

• Unofficial transcript: The transcript should include complete end-of-year grades from the prior school year.
• Current academic documentation: This may include a progress report, interim report, class schedule or marking period/semester report card. Additional documentation may be requested for placement.

• Student name
• Grade level
• School year (e.g., 2024-25)
• School name
• Grading scale (e.g., 90-100% = A)
• Credits earned

ThrivePoint High School can assist in obtaining transcripts from previous schools once the student is enrolled.

Contact your student's previous school and request the document, providing them with the information outlined above, or contact your school's district office with the request.

If you still can’t obtain your student's report card or transcript after attempting these steps, please contact the academic placement services team at (702) 381-3146 to discuss acceptable alternatives.

If your children are currently homeschooled, please complete the prior academic history form available to you in the enrollment portal. This form indicates what courses the student completed through a homeschool curriculum.

You may need to provide additional documentation if your or your student’s legal guardianship is determined by a court order. If this is the case, please submit a copy of the order in your enrollment portal.

Yes! Download a summary of the enrollment steps, the required documentation, contact information and other information in ThrivePoint’s enrollment checklist.

After submitting your documents, you can check the status of your documents by visiting the enrollment portal.

If you are unable to verify the status of your documents or have any questions, please call (702) 381-3146 and contact the enrollment team using the document submission option in our phone system. We will check the system to see if the document was received. Please be prepared to provide us with the following information: student’s name, number of pages sent, date sent and fax number (if sent by fax).