Nevada K-12 education policy
Education remains a persistent policy challenge in Nevada, which historically ranks near the bottom of national education performance rankings. The Nevada Independent tracks K-12 and school choice as distinct ongoing issues in the state, and the 2026 governor's race is likely to surface major disagreements on school funding and charter schools.
Where do you stand?
What direction should Nevada take on K-12 education policy?
How important is this to you?
✓ You told us where you stand
Sources
The Nevada Independent — https://thenevadaindependent.com
2026 Voter Guide > School Choice Guide; Education > K-12
Positions on this issue · liberal → conservative
- Fully fund public schools, eliminate voucher programs, and reduce resources flowing to private and charter schools.
- Prioritize increasing public school funding and teacher pay before expanding any school choice programs.
- Fund both public schools and provide limited school choice options, ensuring accountability across all schools.
- Expand charter schools and scholarship programs to give families more options and increase competition.
- Establish universal school vouchers so all Nevada families can choose any school with public funding.