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Nevada, state file 28

Released September 28, 2026, in the SY 2025 (School Year 2024 - 2025) cycle. Figures are as of the release.

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File number
28
Nooca
2.0
Wareeg
SY 2025 (School Year 2024 - 2025)
La sii daayay
September 28, 2026
Next scheduled re-audit
Not yet scheduled

Cite this version

National Deaf Education Data Index, Nevada state file version 2.0, SY 2025 (School Year 2024 - 2025), released September 28, 2026, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.23252957, https://www.ndedi.org/so/states/nv/v2.0/

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National Deaf Education Data Index, Nevada state file version 2.0, SY 2025 (School Year 2024 - 2025), released September 28, 2026, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.23252957, https://www.ndedi.org/so/states/nv/v2.0/

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Nevada has never built a school for deaf students. From 1956 the state paid to send a deaf or blind child to a school in another state when the child's own district could not teach the child, but the law that did this was repealed in 2016 and never replaced, and no one now publishes whether any child is still placed out of state. In place of a school, Nevada has two county programs that teach deaf students. Clark County, in Las Vegas, runs a Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program with both spoken-language and sign-language settings, interpreters, and audiologists.

Washoe County, in Reno, provides hearing services with direct instruction and a district audiologist. Three more districts mention hearing only in passing, and fifteen units publish nothing about it, including the state agency that oversees charter schools. Nevada is unusual because it reports how many deaf students each district has: about 553 deaf or hard of hearing students statewide on the count used here, most of them in Clark and Washoe, with many small counts hidden to protect privacy.

Nevada sets a clear standard for the interpreters who work in its schools and keeps a statewide list of them, but it trains few teachers of the deaf and has no program in the state to prepare them. A state commission has asked lawmakers to study or build a deaf school, and volunteers have drafted a plan for one, but no lawmaker has taken it up. Who teaches a deaf child in Nevada's smallest counties is not published by the county, by the state, or by anyone.

A summary of this version for any reader, written with the file. The figures and sources behind each sentence are in the sections below.

Coverage summary

  • NONE FOUND is a statement about publication, not about service delivery.
  • Obligations under IDEA are not evidence of a program.
  • 20Units in frameExhaustive frame
  • 20Readable subsetThe frame less NOT VERIFIABLE and NOT AUDITED: every unit whose pages were read
  • 0PROGRAM rows with a weak-evidence flag
Tallies by code, against the frame of 20 and the readable subset of 20
KoodhUnitsPercent of framePercent of readable subset
PROGRAM210.0%10.0%
MENTION315.0%15.0%
NONE FOUND1575.0%75.0%
NOT VERIFIABLE00.0%Outside the readable subset
NOT AUDITED00.0%Outside the readable subset
OUT OF FRAME00.0%0.0%
Coverage codes against the frameEach bar counts the units carrying that code. The codes record what agencies publish, not what they do.
Xaashida xogta
Coverage codes against the frame
QaybtaTiradaShare of 20
PROGRAM210%
MENTION315%
LAMA HELIN1575%

Shares are of the frame count, 20 units.As of September 28, 2026.

Tallies by agency typeFor each agency type, the units under each code, in the order the file first records the types.
  • PROGRAM
  • MENTION
  • NONE FOUND
Xaashida xogta
Tallies by agency type
QaybtaPROGRAMMENTIONLAMA HELINTotal
county school district231217
state charter authority (LEA under NRS 388A.088)0011
state juvenile correctional school unit0011
university school for profoundly gifted pupils (NRS 388C)0011

As of September 28, 2026.

As of September 28, 2026, the release date of this version.

The two formulations

  • NONE FOUND is a statement about publication, not about service delivery.
  • Obligations under IDEA are not evidence of a program.