The health and well-being of our members and staff is our highest priority. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, The Nevada Registry office is closed to the public and our staff is working remotely. We are able to maintain most normal operations and continue processing applications and renewal forms, approving training requests for online courses and responding to email messages. Because there may be a slight delay in the receipt of new membership applications submitted via the mail, The Nevada Registry is temporarily accepting complete NEW membership applications via email. If you need assistance, please email our office at nevadaregistry@washoeschools.net rather than leaving a voicemail message as email is currently the quickest way to communicate with Registry staff. Please stay healthy and be well! 

Looking for training? There are currently over 1600 Registry-approved online courses currently listed on the Training Calendar available to take to meet your annual training requirements while complying with social distancing guidelines. These courses are easily accessible from a desktop computer, laptop or any smart device and can be completed from the privacy of your own home, any time of day, 365 days per year. Please consider this as an alternative to group in-person training sessions if you are in need of completing training hours for Licensing during this period of uncertainty.

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Tip of the Week: Planning Your Professional Development

Posted Monday, April 17, 2017 by Shelly Nye

Did you know that if you work in a licensed child care program, you are required to complete 24 hours of training each year? Avoid procrastinating! Try taking 2-3 hours of training each month. Taking training each month has many benefits: 1.) You will save money and time by selecting training that meets your needs both geographically and financially; you have more options when you have more time; 2.) You will be more focused on the training rather than feeling overwhelmed about getting training done at the last minute; and 3.) You will be gaining new skills and knowledge throughout the year which is good for the children in your classroom. Minimize stress and anxiety and take a proactive approach to your professional development! Have questions about initial and ongoing training requirements? Contact your Licensing surveyor and check out our Child Care Licensing FAQ’s page for more information.

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