District Forms

DISTRICT FORMS

• Asthma Allergies Form.pdf
• Facility Use Form.pdf
• Fundraising Form (Outside Business) and Policy.pdf
• Fundraising Form.pdf
• HIGH SCHOOL ONLY - Request to Carry and Self Administer.pdf
• Religious Immunization ExemptionForm .pdf
• SCSD non prescription meds.pdf
• SCSD prescription meds.pdf
• Student Release Form - Transportation.pdf
• Student withdrawal form.pdf
• Variance Form Policy.pdf
• Variance Form.pdf
• certified-application-fillable.pdf
• classified-application-fillable.pdf
• complaint-form-and-policy.pdf
• equipment-use-form.pdf
• Section 9528 Opt Out for Form

HOMESCHOOL

Please click anywhere on here to open the PDF version of Notice of Intent to Homeschool.

1. Complete a Notice of Intent to Homeschool for each child.

2. Attach an educational plan as outlined in the Notice of Intent to Homeschool.

3. Submit the Notice of Intent to Homeschool and attached educational plan to Storey County School District Office at PO Box C Virginia City, NV 89440 or drop off at 124 South E. Street, Virginia City, NV 89440.

TITLE I

• #0001 - Belief Statement - District.pdf
• #3000-Fiscal Decision Making Calendar.pdf
• #3007 - Expenditure Policy.pdf
• #9000 - Title I - Parental Involvement.pdf
• Hillside ES Parent Involvement Plan.pdf

FOSTER INFORMATION 

• SCSD - Educational Services Plan for Students in Foster Care.pdf
• SCSD Checklist for Decision Making.docx.pdf
• Storey County School District Accepted Practice-Foster Care final.pdf

McKinney-Vento

The Mc-Kinney-Vento Act exists to ensure the educational rights and protections for all children and youth experiencing homelessness, and protect the rights of students to enroll and/or stay in school even when housing becomes uncertain. 

According to the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, you are homeless if you live: 

• - In a shelter (family, domestic violence, or youth shelter or transitional living program) 
• - In a motel, hotel, or a weekly rate housing 
• - In a shared housing with more than one family because of economic hardship or loss
• - In an abandoned building, in a car, at a campground or on the street
• - In a substandard housing (without electricity, water, or heat) 
• - With friends or family because you are a runaway or an unaccompanied youth