The mission of Adult High School programs in Nevada is to provide lifelong educational opportunities that assist adult learners in the development of meaningful, productive lives. The administration of an Adult High School program is the responsibility of each school district that chooses to operate a program. Goals.

• Provide free academic counseling and instruction to eligible students who lack a high school diploma.
• Encourage students with HSE certificates to pursue an Adult High School Diploma.
• Provide courses that prepare adults for the job market or further educational endeavors.
• Coordinate with community-based organizations for support services to facilitate a student’s completion of an Adult High School Program.

Adult High School programs in Nevada provide lifelong educational opportunities that assist adult learners in the attainment of Adult High School Diplomas, High School Equivalency Certificates (HSE), and Career Pathways. ADHS programs provide free academic counseling and instruction to eligible students who lack a high school diploma or an HSE. For more information or to make an appointment to discuss your options, contact an Adult High School Program in your area.

• Adult High Schools Programs by County (external link)

The Adult High School Reporting System (AHSRS) is the accountability system for the state funded, district-administered adult high school education program. This AHSRS specifies measures that allow assessment of the impact of adult education instruction and methodologies for collecting the measures. It also provides reporting forms and procedures, and training and technical assistance requirements to assist districts in collecting and reporting the measures.

The goal of the AHSRS is to develop a state accountability system for adult high school education programs by identifying measures for state reporting and their definitions, establishing methodologies for data collection, developing standards for reporting to the Nevada Department of Education, and developing training materials and activities on AHSRS requirements and procedures.