Nevada mandate
Under NRS 388.205, every 9th-grade student must develop a signed, 4-year academic plan covering coursework, graduation requirements, AP/honors/IB/dual-credit pathways, and CTE options.
Nevada's mandate is straightforward: every 9th-grader develops a 4-year plan covering the specific high school pathway they will take. The plan must be signed by the student and parent/guardian, reviewed at least once per year with a school counselor, and revised as needed. It covers standard college-prep courses, AP/honors/IB sequences, dual-credit pathways, and CTE options.
Unlike states that begin career planning in middle school, Nevada's 4-year plan is a high school focus (grades 9–12), emphasizing academic course sequencing and completion of graduation requirements over broader career exploration. The annual review ensures students stay on track and can adjust if interests or capabilities shift.
Checked against NRS 388.205, not against a category description.
Sequenced across the 7th-12th grade arc.
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This page is one of 38 verified career-plan mandate pages JobCannon tracks, each citing a primary statute or regulation — for the Nevada mandate that source is NRS Chapter 388 - System of Public Instruction, Section 388.205. For the broader rollout picture, see career assessments for school districts, or the JobCannon for Business hub.
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The plan must be developed at the start of 9th grade. This timing ensures students plan their entire high school pathway before making course selections.
Both the student and parent/guardian must sign, confirming they understand and agree with the coursework pathway and graduation plan.
No. Nevada's 4-year academic plan mandate applies only to grades 9–12. There is no middle school planning requirement.
At least once each school year with a school counselor. Revisions are made as needed if student interests, academic performance, or goals change.
Nevada's mandate focuses on academic pathway and course planning. While career exploration may inform pathway choices, a formal career assessment is not explicitly required. JobCannon's assessments can help students clarify their interests before finalizing their 4-year plan.
Nevada's mandate does not extend to middle school and does not specify a state-mandated tool; it focuses on high school course planning and requires no formal career assessment, though career clarity can inform pathway selection.