Washington Nile School Board

The South Central Ohio Educational Service Center (SCOESC) is a regional organization that provides exceptional professional development, administrative services, and collaborative units to member districts in Adams, Jackson, and Scioto Counties, as well as surrounding counties in Ohio. Their mission is to enhance the quality of instruction, ensure equitable access to resources, and optimize operational and fiscal efficiencies. With a commitment to inclusivity, SCOESC offers reasonable accommodations to individuals with disabilities who wish to participate in school events, in accordance with State and Federal law. Led by Superintendent Sandy Mers, the center is dedicated to supporting educational excellence and meeting the diverse needs of the communities it serves.Generated from the website

Washington-Nile Local Schools Board is a part of the Washington-Nile Local Schools, and is located in West Portsmouth, Ohio. It offers academic programs to students in prekindergarten through grade12. The district supervises schools, including high, middle and elementary school. It offers a variety of academic classes, including English, math, science, social science, physical education, health, computer technology and arts. The district also has a computer center, library and cafeteria. It also offers transportation facilities to its students. It provides classes in foreign languages, including French, German and Spanish. The district offers a variety of extracurricular activities, such as music, dance and drama classes. It offers various athletic activities, such as basketball, football, soccer and baseball. The school district in partnership with the Ohio School Facilities Commission and Four Seasons Environmental Company initiate a new preventive maintenance program.

Based in Portsmouth, Ohio, Scioto County Board of MRDD, also known as Scioto County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities offers a variety of services to individuals with mental retardation and other developmental disabilities. Its early intervention program serves the developmental and educational needs of children of up to 2 years. The center offers various preschool classes to provide education to children of ages 3 to 5. It also has a school that offers educational and nursing services, social work, speech, occupational and physical therapies to children and youth of 5 to 21 years of age. The board s adult vocational center provides employment opportunities to adults with mental and developmental disabilities. Additionally, it offers residential, case management, recreational and family resource services. Its family resource services include providing financial assistance for respite care, home modification, adaptive equipment, special diets, training and counseling.