The Department of Student Services is comprised of a group of highly skilled, caring professionals who are committed to improving student achievement by enhancing the educational experience of all Osceola County students. Our commitment is to work with students, their parents, schools, and community agencies to assist with various circumstances. Examples include families in need, school-wide or individual student crises, and health, attendance, psychological, and behavioral concerns.

We can assist you with a spectrum of services including: Attendance, Crises, Teen Driver License (student), Reinstatement, Educational Responsibility, Enrollment Immunizations, Multi-Tiered System of Supports/Response to Intervention (MTSS/Rtl), Psychoeducational Evaluations, Section 504, and Student Discipline (Code of Student Conduct).

October is Bullying Prevention Month

We all know someone who has been bullied. We may even have been bullied by someone. Bullying makes us feel unsafe and stops us from freely expressing ourselves. 

What is bullying? Bullying is repeated aggressive behavior toward someone that occurs over a period of time. It involves a real or perceived imbalance of power. Bullying is NOT okay. If you are bullied or you see someone bullying, speak up.  Click here for more information.