Nevada requires proof of immunization for every child entering public or private school. Whether you're enrolling in Clark County School District (CCSD), Washoe County School District (WCSD), or a rural Nevada school, here is exactly what the state requires, how to access your records, and what to do if anything is missing.
Last verified: September 1, 2026
These grade-7 requirements are separate from the childhood series. A student who completed all kindergarten requirements still needs Tdap and MenACWY documented before the first day of 7th grade.
NV WebIZ is Nevada's statewide immunization information system, maintained by the Division of Public and Behavioral Health. Most Nevada healthcare providers report administered vaccines to WebIZ.
Visit izrecord.nv.gov. Parents and guardians can view and print their child's official immunization record through this portal.
Your child's pediatrician can print a WebIZ summary at any visit. If doses are missing from the registry (common for vaccines given out of state), bring the original records to your provider to update WebIZ.
The Southern Nevada Health District (Clark County) and the Washoe County Health District (Reno) can provide immunization records and update WebIZ entries. This is especially helpful for families who have recently moved to Nevada.
If your child is missing required doses, Nevada allows conditional enrollment — the child can attend school temporarily while completing a documented catch-up schedule. Under NRS 392.437, the school will set a compliance timeline. If the schedule is not followed, the school may exclude the child until the requirements are met.
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Nevada recognizes medical exemptions and religious exemptions from school immunization requirements under NRS 392.437. A medical exemption requires a written statement from a physician. A religious exemption requires a written statement from the parent or guardian.
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