College & career readiness in Nevada
Nevada requires an academic learning plan for every student starting in grade 7, developed with the student and parent and reviewed each year, plus College and Career Ready diploma endorsements.
Work-based learning & financial aid in Nevada
Work-based learning
Nevada's Work-Based Learning program (SB 66) lets approved programs count WBL toward credit, with the state maintaining program standards.
FAFSA & financial aid
No FAFSA graduation mandate; the Silver State Opportunity Grant and Nevada Promise drive completion pushes.
What Atlara does for Nevada districts
Plans that track themselves
Readiness Plans auto-complete requirements from real activity — course plans, assessments, applications, FAFSA — so compliance reporting is a byproduct, not a project.
Career + college exploration built in
Interest inventories, a 900+ career library with real O*NET and BLS wage/outlook data, 3,200+ colleges with U.S. Dept. of Education College Scorecard data, and majors exploration cover the exploration expectations most state frameworks start with.
Work-based learning tracking
Employer partners, placements, hour logs, and competencies — with student portfolios and resumes that assemble themselves.
Counselor + family visibility
Caseload dashboards with early-warning flags, printable conference one-pagers, and a family portal with its own logins and approvals.
Policy details above are a planning summary, not legal guidance — confirm current requirements with the Nevada Department of Education.