Title IX, Idea-B, Pesticide, Equal Opportunity, Equal Education Disclosures

This notification is in compliance with the State Department of Educationís expectations for gifted education. The Bellefontaine City School District assures equal access to screening and further assessment for all district students including culturally and linguistically diverse children children from low socio-economic backgrounds children with disabilities and children for whom English is a second language.

The Ohio Revised Code 149.43 provides that any record kept by any public office including a school district is a public record which must be open to the public at all reasonable times for inspection.

Bellefontaine City School District Logan County Ohio The Bellefontaine City School District is participating in an effort to identify locate and evaluate all children from birth through twenty-one (21) years of age who may have disabilities.

Directory information concerning a student may be disclosed by the school unless the parent or student eighteen (18) years of age or older has requested in writing that all or part of this

2015-2016 Fiscual year revenue & expenditure graphs.

Statistics of all Bellefontaine City Schools staff

The Ohio Revised Code 149.43 provides that any record kept by any public office including a school district is a public record which must be open to the public at all reasonable times for inspection. Excepted from this requirement are medical records security records infrastructure records records pertaining to adoption probation parole proceedings attempts by unmarried minors to seek court permission for abortion trial preparation records confidential law enforcement investigatory records confidential investigatory records of the Ohio Civil Rights Commission peace officer residential and financial information records pertaining to the recreational activities of a minor and records the release of which is prohibited by state or federal law including “trade secrets.

The Bellefontaine City School District has the opportunity to receive Federal Medicaid dollars through a program called the Ohio Medicaid School Program (MSP).

The ability to read is the foundation of learning. Research shows that children who are not reading at a third grade level by the end of grade three will likely have trouble learning in all classroom subjects in higher grades.

A copy of the notice – which includes instructions on how parents may object to the data release – can be found here. The court must receive objections no later than Sept. 12