Meeting the needs of individual children within the school environment is the philosophy of the Bowling Green Area School District. Bowling Green Area Schools comply with federal regulations and the State Board of Education's Rules for the Education of Handicapped Children, and takes an active role in identifying children who may have disabilities. If you know a child from birth to 21 years of age who may have a disability, and who is not receiving services, please contact our Central Administration office at (419) 352-3576.

The Special Education Department and the Technology Department participate in on-going collaboration in order to meet the very specific needs of individual students. The Assistive Technology Infusion Project Grant that the district was awarded has provided text reading software for specific students. Other assistive technology items include specialized keyboards, screen enlargements, and software programs. The Special Education and Technology Departments will continue to search for ways that technology can be used to enhance the learning of our students with special needs.

The Special Education Department and the Technology Department participate in on-going collaboration in order to meet the very specific needs of individual students. The Assistive Technology Infusion Project Grant that the district was awarded has provided text reading software for specific students. Other assistive technology items include specialized keyboards, screen enlargements, and software programs. The Special Education and Technology Departments will continue to search for ways that technology can be used to enhance the learning of our students with special needs.