Student Services
Our Mission
The Student Services Department works to strengthen the partnership between teachers, families, and the community to ensure all students are able to progress in learning, and to become college and career ready upon graduation. The Banks School District offers state and federally required services to ensure success for all students.
Identifying Children with Disabilities
The Banks School District seeks assistance in locating children with disabilities (birth through age 21) who have not graduated from high school and currently are not attending nor receiving other special services from public schools.
Oregon and federal law mandate educational services for children with disabilities. Banks School District provides educational programs and services for eligible children from kindergarten through high school. Services provided are appropriate to each child's disability.
Parents, guardians, or anyone who knows of a child (ages 5 through 21) with a disability currently not receiving educational services are asked to notify the the District's Special Education Department at 503-324-5151.
Staff:
Shelley Mitchell • Student Services Director
Bobbie Woodruff • Secretary
Lisa Dutz • School Psychologist
503-324-5151
Resources
The Student Services Department works to strengthen the partnership between teachers, families, and the community to ensure all students are able to progress in learning, and to become college and career ready upon graduation. The Banks School District offers state and federally required services to ensure success for all students.
Identifying Children with Disabilities
The Banks School District seeks assistance in locating children with disabilities (birth through age 21) who have not graduated from high school and currently are not attending nor receiving other special services from public schools.
Oregon and federal law mandate educational services for children with disabilities. Banks School District provides educational programs and services for eligible children from kindergarten through high school. Services provided are appropriate to each child's disability.
Parents, guardians, or anyone who knows of a child (ages 5 through 21) with a disability currently not receiving educational services are asked to notify the the District's Special Education Department at 503-324-5151.
Staff:
Shelley Mitchell • Student Services Director
Bobbie Woodruff • Secretary
Lisa Dutz • School Psychologist
503-324-5151
Resources
- Special Education Services
- SpEd Online Manual (Staff access only)
- Section 504
- McKinney-Vento Act
- Title I (Supplemental Reading)
- Title III (English as a Second Language)
- Talented and Gifted
- Nursing Services
- Special Needs Transportation