How many instructional days are mandated in a Nevada school year?

In Nevada, the law requires a minimum of 180 instructional days in the school year for students. This mandate ensures a consistent and comprehensive educational experience, allowing sufficient time for curriculum delivery and student learning. By establishing 180 instructional days, the state aims to provide a stable framework that helps schools plan effectively and students receive the instructional minutes necessary for academic growth. This requirement is intended to facilitate a balanced approach to education, supporting both academic excellence and the well-being of students.