Nevada requires documented immunization records for all children attending public, private, or charter schools under NRS 392.435. Nevada also maintains NV WebIZ — the state immunization information system that schools use to verify compliance. Here is every form, where to get it, and the deadlines.
Last verified: September 8, 2026
Under NRS 392.435, every child entering a Nevada public, private, or charter school must present documentation of immunization or an approved exemption. Nevada follows the CDC-recommended schedule and requires:
Nevada does not require a school-entry physical exam at the state level. However, individual school districts — particularly the Clark County School District (Las Vegas) and Washoe County School District (Reno) — may request health information forms or recommend a physical for kindergarten enrollment.
Nevada mandates the following school-based screenings:
Contact your specific school district's health services office for any local forms beyond the state immunization requirement.
Nevada's two largest school districts serve the vast majority of the state's students and have district-specific enrollment processes:
Ask your pediatrician to check NV WebIZ for completeness, or contact the Nevada State Immunization Program at (775) 684-5900. Verify all required doses are present.
If any required vaccines are missing, schedule a catch-up appointment. Nevada allows conditional enrollment while a documented catch-up schedule is in progress — but the catch-up must be actively progressing.
Provide your school with immunization documentation at enrollment registration. Most Nevada schools verify compliance through NV WebIZ — having an up-to-date registry record speeds up enrollment significantly.
Students entering 7th grade need Tdap and MenACWY documented. Schedule the 11-year well-child visit to receive both doses and update NV WebIZ.
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Nevada recognizes medical and religious exemptions from school immunization requirements under NRS 392.437 and NRS 392.439. Medical exemptions require a physician's written statement. Religious exemptions require a written statement from the parent. Nevada does not offer a personal belief or philosophical exemption.
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