Beavercreek City Schools

Special Services

The Beavercreek City Schools Special Services Department is committed to supporting students with a wide range of learning, developmental, and individual needs. Through collaboration with families, educators, and community partners, our team provides programs and services designed to help students access meaningful educational opportunities and reach their full potential.

Special Services includes support in areas such as special education, Section 504 plans, home instruction, and the Parent Mentor Program. Families are encouraged to explore the links on this page or contact the Special Services Department for additional information and assistance.

Homebound Supplemental Instruction

Parent Mentor Program

School-Age Disability Categories

Section 504 Plans

Special Education

Special Services Staff

Supervisor of Elementary and Student Supports

The Supervisor of Elementary and Student Supports provides leadership and oversight for elementary special education programs, ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations while supporting student success in the least restrictive educational environment. This role collaborates with staff, families, and community partners to coordinate services, supervise special education personnel, facilitate IEP processes, and promote effective educational programs that meet the diverse needs of students.

Special Education Supervisors

The Special Education Supervisor provides leadership and oversight for special education programs, ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations while supporting student success in the least restrictive educational environment. This role collaborates with staff, families, and community partners to coordinate services, supervise special education personnel, facilitate IEP processes, and promote effective educational programs that meet the diverse needs of students.

School Psychologists

The Beavercreek City Schools School Psychology team is committed to supporting the academic, social, emotional, and behavioral well-being of students. By partnering with families, educators, and support staff, school psychologists help identify student needs, develop effective interventions, and promote positive learning experiences that support student success both in and out of the classroom.

Special Services

Special Services

Special Services Staff

Director of Special Services

Case Manager: Special Ed Records

Administrative Assistant

Supervisor of Elementary and Student Supports

Fairbrook Elementary

Main Elementary

Parkwood Elementary

Shaw Elementary

Trebein Elementary

Valley Elementary

Special Education Supervisors

BHS, Ferguson Hall, & Greene County Career Center

Ankeney & Coy Middle Schools

Preschool

School Psychologists

Amy Buzzell

Becky Cheney

Kailee Colter

Heather Crago-Weston

Emily Duty

Allison France

Kari MacLennan

Alex Morris

Daniel Trunk