Adult Education

Adult Education is an educational program designed to serve adults and out of school youths, 18 years of age or older, who desire to earn a high school diploma or a Nevada State Certificate of High School Equivalency. There is no fee for full-time Adult Education enrollment. Adult Education also serves concurrent students primarily enrolled at comprehensive or non-traditional schools who desire to make up credits. Concurrent student paperwork must be completed at students' primary high schools prior to registration. Cost for concurrent students is $100 per, credit course.

Dual Credit

High school credit can be earned for approved college/university courses not offered at the student's school of enrollment. A three credit college/university course equals one-half unit of high school credit. Administrative approval must be obtained prior to the first day of the course participation. Contact your counselor to discuss your academic plan and get the application.

Credit Recovery

Students have the opportunity to retake classes through credit recovery throughout the school day. Please see your grade-level counselor for details.

Work Experience Program

Students may earn an elective credit for jobs held outside of school (1 credit max). Students who work a minimum of 270 hours per semester credit may be eligible. Contact Mrs. Luck at cluck@nyeschools.org for more information.

Summer School 2022

Student’s have multiple options for summer school programs this year, all of which are free of charge. The program that is right for your student will depend on the student’s summer schedule, the number of credits the student needs to recover and the preferred learning environment. Each of the summer school programs are intensive learning programs and require students to be committed to participation. Students may only enroll in one of the following program options:

• Location: Pathways

• Grade level: 7-12

• Learning Environment: Online

• Dates:

  • Session One: TBA

• Registration: through your student’s PVHS counselor By May 1

• Credits Possible: Students can take one semester course per session to earn ½ credit per session. See flyer for list of courses. Credit retrieval only (students must have previously failed a class in order to take it in this summer school program)