• Northern Bedford County School District currently operates the following programs:
    • Elementary Learning Support
    • Elementary Co-Taught Classroom
    • Elementary Austistic Support
    • Elementay Emotional Support
    • Middle School Learning Support
    • Middle School Co-Taught Classroom
    • Middle School Autistic Support
    • Middle School Emotional Support
    • High School Co-Taught Classroom
    • High School Learning Support
    • High School Autisitc Support
    • High School Emotional Support
    • Autistic Support
    • Itinerant Speech/Language Support
    • Itinerant Emotional Support
    • Psychological Services
    • Transition Program
    • Gifted Support

     

     

     

    Northern Bedford County School District contracts the following services through Appalachia Intermediate Unit 08:
    • Itinerant Hearing Support
    • Itinerant Visually Impaired Support
    • Preschool Transition Program
    • Consultations
    • On-site Trainings

     

    Northern Bedford County School District contracts the following services through CAMCO:
    • Occupational Therapy
    • Physical Therapy

     

    Northern Bedford County School District works in conjunction with neighboring school districts:
    • Life Skills Support (Primary)--Chestnut Ridge School District K-2
    • Life Skills Support (Elem/Middle)--Bedford Area School District 3-8
    • Life Skills Support (Secondary)--Everett Area School District 9th grade - 21 years of age
    • Autistic and Emotional Support - Pressley Ridge Day School--Johnstown 
    • Autistic and Emotional Support - Soaring Heights - Altoona

     

    Northern Bedford County School District uses the following alternative educational placements:
    • Extended Family Programs and Day Treatment - Everett K-12
    • Nulton Diagnostics - Bedford K-12
    • Laurel Life - Bedford Middle School and High School
    • Merakey Day Program K-12
    • NBC Alternative Education Setting Middle and High School

     

    Northern Bedford County School District works with outside agencies:

    • Office of Vocational Rehabilitation

    Calling all High School students:  What are you doing after high school?

    The Office of Vocational Rehabilitation, or OVR, is a state agency that helps eligible individuals with disabilities prepare for, obtain or keep a job.

    So, whether you know your path or need some help determining your plans, let OVR help with services like:

    • Vocational guidance and counseling
    • Tuition assistance for college or trade school
    • Evaluation for accommodations in school or on the job
    • Assistive technology
    • Driver evaluation and training

    If you would like more information or have questions, please call OVR toll-free at 800-442-6343 , extension 35, or email Stacythompson@ovr.org

    ACPR 

    CBH

    Nulton Diagnostics

    FBR

     
Last Modified on November 5, 2019