For questions or concerns regarding your student's grade or progess, please contact your child's teacher. Additionally, with any questions on the classroom calendar, please contact your child's teacher.

* If your concern cannot be resolved at the classroom level, please contact your building principal for assistance.

Please visit your school's athletic webpages for information on sports schedules and tryouts. 

• Coffman Rocks
• Jerome Celtics
• Scioto Irish

For assistance with Final Forms, view the help document. With any other athletics questions, please reach out to your school's athletic director.

View the attendance lines for your building.

• Go to Schoolcare.com to access your student's medical record
• Learn when to keep your student home due to illness
• Download emergency medication and immunization paperwork
• View mental health services and resources

If you have questions on any of the topics below, please contact your building's front desk for assistance:

• Building Calendar (PTO events, social events, etc.)
• School Supply Lists
• Lunch Calendar/Menu
• Attendance Procedures
• School Pictures
• Report Cards
• Student Parking

For questions or concerns regarding the following, please contact your building's guidance department:

• Mental Health
• Grief Counseling
• Special Education
• Academic Planning
• Graduation Requirements (at the high school level)

• View the District's attendance boundary map
• Find your school by home address
• View the District boundary map

To read more about our curriculum, please visit the Teaching and Learning section of our website found here. Specificially, our elementary curriculum can be found at this link and our secondary curriculum can be found here.

DCSV K-8 is a virtual option led by Dublin teachers for students who thrive in a virtual learning environment. These courses follow the State and District Board-approved standards and align with what is taught in the classrooms. For more information, click here. DCSV High School offers online courses that are asynchronous and self-guided. Students can take a combination of virtual courses and in-person courses to fill the 7-period school day. The courses count towards a student’s GPA and are monitored by Dublin teachers. DCS Virtual courses do not require real-time interactions; instead, content is available online for students to access when it best suits their schedule. 

For the most updated District calendar information, including days off of school, click here.

Dublinschools.net is the first place to check to remain up to date with District information. You can also follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube. Another way to stay connected is to download the Dublin City Schools mobile app on your device. More information on how to do that can be found at this link. The District, as well as each school, also communicate through weekly email newsletters throughout the school year. If you would like to receive email newsletters from other schools in our District (other than your child's home school), please sign up by clicking here.

The District's forms are broken into groups and those groups can be found below:

• Enrollment/Withdrawal/Residency Forms
• Medical/Health Services Forms
• Education Program Option Forms
• 504 Plan Forms
• Transportation Forms
• Field Trip and Global Travel Forms
• Student Record Forms
• Other Forms

For information on our English Learners program, as well as translation assistance, click here.

Please visit our Welcome Center webpages at this link for assistance enrolling your student.

Click here to reserve District facilities.

You can find the general food services webpage at this link. Additional specific food services information can be found here:

• Menus, nutrition and allergy information can be found here.
• EZ Pay (To check your child's lunch account) can be found at this link and food allergy forms can be found here.
• Click here if you would like to apply for free/reduced meals online
• Click here if you would like the paper application to do so.

You can find an overview of our Gifted Services, as well as more information about the programs, at this link.

To report bullying, please visit Stay Safe Speak Up at this link, or visit the app through the Dublin City Schools mobile app.

OUR PHILOSOPHY

All students can learn. Parents and teachers are valuable team members in the development of educational plans for their children. Each student with disabilities should be educated to the maximum extent possible in his/her home school. Students with disabilities should, to the maximum extent possible, be educated with students who are not disabled. Each school should have staff that works as a team to meet the needs of the students being educated there. Intervention services are an important aspect in the continuum that needs to be addressed prior to referral for special education services. Building cross-categorical intervention specialists can offer more home school opportunities and meet the individual needs of students with disabilities. Students with disabilities will be offered a continuum of services. It is essential for collaboration to occur between regular education teachers and the intervention specialists. Staff development is crucial to meeting student needs and staying current with the latest information and initiatives. A variety of experiences will be provided to insure the continued development of our staff. Technology should be incorporated into the curriculum, through universal design procedures, to maximize opportunities for students with disabilities to reach high standards. The performance and needs of all students should be considered when statewide or district-wide assessments are required for the development of educational programs.

Click here for information on all of our special education services and programs.

The District is proud to offer specialized programming to try and meet the needs of all of our learners. Below are some of the specialized offerings we have:

• Emerald Campus: Emerald Campus offers an innovative network of personalized educational opportunities preparing learners for our changing world. There are four types of programs available to current Dublin City Schools high school students: Experiential Learning Academies, the International Baccalaureate (IB) Programme and courses, Columbus State Courses, and Alternative Learning Programs. To learn more about Emerald Campus, click here.
• Dublin City Schools Preschool: The Dublin City School District offers an outstanding preschool program that serves children with disabilities and also provides an educational opportunity for typically developing children to serve as social and academic role models (peers) in the classroom. We strive to ensure that all children in our program are challenged to excel to the best of their ability. It is our goal to help children arrive to kindergarten equipped with the necessary skills for success. Click here for more information about the Dublin City Schools Preschool.
• PATHS: Our PATHS Programs achieve postsecondary success through the partnership between students, families, program staff, agencies, and our Dublin Community. We provide targeted transitional experiences and curriculum that assist students in planning for future employment, education, and independent living goals. Click here to learn more about our PATHS Program.
• The Bridge: We are committed to providing customized educational programs, which meet the needs of learners who can achieve greater success utilizing a non-traditional educational experience. Students are provided with a variety of educational options that can lead to graduation and are supported by services for the student and their immediate family that are essential to success. You can find more information about The Bridge at this link.

Ensuring safety, providing opportunities, offering choice, and maximizing learning for every student are the highest priorities for all of us in Dublin City Schools.  

In order to achieve these goals, students must feel physically and emotionally safe and feel a sense of belonging to their school.  When students experience these, the stage can be set for them to reach their full potential.

You can take a look at our health services, mental health services and information on our safe and drug-free schools program at this link.

For information and assistance with Progressbook, click here. Schoology login, activation and troubleshooting information can be found at this link. Instructional Technology support for parents, guardians, students, faculty and staff can be found by clicking here.

Bus routes are generally available the week before school starts in the fall. Bus route information can be found at this link. You can find the 2021-22 Charter/Non-Public Transportation Request form by clicking here. Additional transportation forms can be found at this link. The District's transportation webpage is here.

For information about the District's winter weather procedures, including information on how you will be notified about canceled school and information on how that may impact extracurricular activities, please click here.