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The mission of the Beavercreek City Schools' Pupil Services Department is "supporting student success."  Our department coordinates special education and other special services for students 3-21 years of age.
 
Our department oversees the following:

     •    A variety of school-age education programs

     •    Preschool special education program

     •    Child Find

     •    Special Education Supervisors
     •    School Psychologists
     •    Adaptive Physical Education
     •    Occupational Therapy
     •    Physical Therapy
     •    Speech Pathologists
     •    Counseling and Guidance Services    
     •    Parent Mentor - For additional information, click here
     •    Prevention/Intervention Services     
     •    Student Health Services
     •    English as a Second Language
     •    State Mandated Testing
     •    Home Instruction - is for students who, because of medical, psychiatric, pregnancy
           or chronic illness are unable to attend school on a regular basis.
           To email the home instruction coordinator click here.
     •    Home Schooling - is the education of children at home, typically by parents or professional
           tutors, rather than is a public or private school.  Home Schooling forms must be submitted
           annually. 
           Forms and additonal information can be found on or "Student Services" page.
           To email the home schooling coordinator click here.
     •    Attendance Officer

     •    Discipline

     •    School/Student Safety

     •    Special Enrollment

     •    Social Work Services

     •    School Resource Officer - To contact our School Resource Officer, click here     
     •    Impact Aid     
     •    Homelessness - See brochure below for additional information
      •     Child Abuse and Neglect - additional information located in 'Forms and Brochures'


Pupil Services personnel also serve as a resource to parents and guardians seeking information about community-based social services.  ("Project We Care")

 

We are located in the Board of Education building at 3040 Kemp Road, and can be reached at (937) 426-1522.
 
 
 
CHAINLinks:
 
School Aged Disabilities- School-age services identify children under various disability categories.

 

Non-Discrimination on the Basis of Disability - Board Policy
 

Child Find- The District is committed to educating all children with disabilities.  If you have, or know of, a child who may have a disability, please contact the Pupil Services Department at 458-2414 for more information and assistance.

 

Anti-Bullying Policy- The Board of Education is committed to providing a safe, positive, productive, and nurturing educational environment for all of its students. The Board encourages the promotion of positive interpersonal relations between members of the school community.
 
 
The OLWEUS Bullying Prevention Program
 
Federal Law Governs Access to Student Records (FERPA) 
 
A Parent's Guide to the Rights of Children and Youth Experiencing Homelessness- brochure from the Ohio Department of Education

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