Welcome to Bowling Green City Schools, Ohio Minimize

The Bowling Green School District exists to develop the potential of all students, to enhance their enjoyment and quality of life, and to prepare them to contribute to their families and communities. 

Excellent with Distinction

Bowling Green Schools has earned the Excellent with Distinction rating from the Ohio Department of Education. Bowling Green is one of 116 Ohio school districts to receive this highest designation. The Excellent with Distinction rating is achieved by districts that qualified as Excellent, but exceeded the value-added standard for two consecutive years. Value-added results are calculated for grades four through eight in reading and mathematics and show whether a district or school meets, exceeds or is below one year of growth for its students.



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Early Dismissal Procedure Notice for Parents - Monday, February 08, 2010

Parents:  Given the weather predictions for a winter storm tomorrow, February 9, there exists the possibility that Bowling Green Schools could be dismissed early. Please make sure that your students know where to go in case of an early closing. Should Bowling Green Schools close early tomorrow, you will be notified through the School Connects all-call system and television and radio stations will be notified.
 

 
Bowling Green Schools Food Service Earns Excellence Award! - Wednesday, January 13, 2010

The Bowling Green Area Schools Food has been recognized by the Ohio Department of Education with a 2009 Stellar Award for Excellent School Nutrition.  ODE established the Stellar Awards in 2003 to recognize schools that use best practices to promote a healthy school nutrition environment.  Bowling Green Area Schools is one of only 22 recipients in Ohio and is the only school district in Wood County to receive a Stellar Award this year. The BG Food Service looks forward to another year of providing high-quality meals to students.

 
New Check Processing Information - Tuesday, August 18, 2009

The Bowling Green School District is always looking for ways to be more efficient and effective in our fiscal policies. While it may seem like a minor issue to some, receipt of non-sufficient fund (NSF) checks is a time consuming and costly issue. As with any business, the Bowling Green School District has an obligation to our clients, the community taxpayers, to be fiscally accountable. Processing NSF checks can take valuable time from the school district personnel and when they remain uncollectible, NSF checks cost you, the taxpayer. To manage this process, our District will begin using FARS (Federal Automated Recovery Systems) on September 4, 2009 to protect the interest of all in our school system community against the time consuming and costly recovery of non-sufficient funds checks.

FARS utilizes the federal and state laws allowing the electronic recovery process of NSF checks which results in a high rate of recovery at no cost to the school district. The cost becomes the responsibility of those who wrote non-sufficient fund checks with the electronic recovery of the face amount of the check and the electronic recovery of the state fee from the bad check writer’s bank account. Utilizing FARS is an effort by the school District to be fiscally accountable in a more efficient and cost effective manner.

Bowling Green School District will continue to gladly accept checks. When a check is used as payment, the check writer authorizes us either to use information from the check to make a one-time electronic fund transfer from the check writer’s account or to process the payment as a check transaction. The check writer authorizes us to collect a $30 fee through an electronic fund transfer from the check writer’s account if the payment is returned unpaid.

 
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