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).

April is Autism Awareness Month & Month of the Military Child! 

World Autism Awareness Day Is April 2, but the Whole Month Is Dedicated to Increasing Understanding and Acceptance of People with Autism. According to the Cdc, Autism Spectrum Disorder Is a Developmental Disability Caused by Differences in the Brain. People with Asd May Behave, Communicate, Interact, and Learn in Ways That Are Different from Most Other People.while Asd Affects Each Person Differently, Sensory Issues Are Common in People with Autism and Are Even Included in the Diagnostic Criteria for Autism Spectrum Disorder, According to Autism Speaks. 

The Month of the Military Child in Florida gives communities an opportunity to emphasize and recognize the sacrifices of military children while their parents serve our nation. Make plans to wear purple on Wednesday, April 17, as we continue our celebration of Month of the Military Child. Purple Up! By wearing purple as a visible way to show support for military children. The color purple was chosen because it is the color that symbolizes all branches of the military.