Charles Broughton
Director of Student Services
Phone: (270) 852-7000, ext. 10338
Fax: (270) 852-7030
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Scott Taylor
Diversity Equity and Inclusion Coordinator
DCPS Homeless Liaison
Foster Care Point of Contact
Phone: (270) 852-7000, ext. 10228
Fax: (270) 852-7030
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Cindy Hudson
Secretary, Student Services
Phone: (270) 852-7000, ext. 10222
Fax: (270) 852-7030
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Fonda Nichols
Secretary, Student Services
Phone: (270) 852-7000, ext. 10355
Fax: (270) 852-7030
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Rhonda Welch
District Mental Health Coordinator
Phone: (270) 852-7200, ext. 23103
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Lori Buckby Reddish
Student Assistance Coordinator
Phone: (270) 852-7000, ext. 10566
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Brittany Carmona
Student Assistance Coordinator
Phone: (270) 852-7500, ext. 10565
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JoLynn Chapman
Student Assistance Coordinator
Phone: (270) 852-7000, ext. 10564
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Cori Douglas
Student Assistance Coordinator
Phone: (270) 852-7500, ext. 10562
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Megan Houston
Student Assistance Coordinator
Phone: (270) 852-7100, ext. 13437
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Diana Rumage
Student Assistance Coordinator
Phone: (270) 852-7100, ext. 13437
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Christina Dalton
District Social Worker
Phone: (270) 852-7200, ext. 23111
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Krissy Hutchason
District Social Worker
Phone: (270) 852-7000, ext. 23110
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Christie Robinson
District Social Worker
Phone: (270) 852-7000, ext. 23111 |
Kelsey Taylor
District Social Worker
Phone: (270) 852-7000, ext. 10561 |
The Student Services department of Daviess County Public Schools is responsible for enrollment and attendance, monthly and end of year reports, growth factor reports, state reports and attendance audits, dropout reports, non-resident contracts, home school and homebound, as well as truancy, and neglect and abuse allegations. Our office is the liaison with the court system, the court designated worker program, and the Cabinet for Social Services.
We are also responsible for behavior and discipline, the Student Discipline Code Handbook, suspensions and expulsions. Our office generates the annual school calendar.
We supervise the Student Assistance Program and the Guidance program. We utilize a total of 30 school counselors, eight (8) student assistance coordinators, and four (4) district social workers to break down barriers so that more than 11,000 students can receive the best education possible.
We consistently rank in the top 10 state school districts in attendance, and have a dropout rate of less than 1%.
Please refer to
School Heath Department for more information on health services,
Family Resource Youth Service Centers, and
After School Program information.
IF YOU NEED A COPY OF YOUR HIGH SCHOOL TRANSCRIPT, CLICK HERE or CONTACT THE GUIDANCE OFFICE OF THE SCHOOL YOU GRADUATED FROM:
Apollo High School |
270-852-7105 |
Heritage Park High School |
270-852-7200 |
Daviess County High School |
270-852-7305 |
**If you need copies of Special Needs records, please contact the Department of Special Services at (270) 852-7640
MCKINNEY-VENTO PROGRAM (HOMELESS EDUCATION INFORMATION):
- We address the problems that homeless students face in enrolling, attending, and succeeding in school; and we aim to ensure that each one has equal access to the same free, appropriate public education, including preschool, as other children and youth. Homeless students should receive the educational and other services they need to meet the same challenging academic standards to which all students are held. In addition, homeless students may not be separated from the mainstream school environment. Our objectives include:
- Identifying and enrolling homeless students;
- Encouraging regular attendance and continuity in school;
- Promoting academic achievement;
- Providing transportation to school; and
- Keeping open the lines of communication.
Click on the links below to access additional homeless educational materials:
FOSTER CARE EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION (Click on the links below to access material):
TRANSFER AND TUITION APPLICATIONS
Daviess County Public Schools transfer and tuition applications for the 2023-24 school year will be accepted from March 1 to June 1. Applications will not be accepted prior to March 1.
Completed applications must be submitted to the DCPS Central Office at 1622 Southeastern Parkway between 8:00a.m. and 4:30p.m., weekdays.
Submitted applications must include the following documents (available at the school the student currently attends):
• Copy of student’s most recent grade report
• Attendance record for 2022-23
• Discipline record for 2022-23
The following schools are closed to transfer and tuition requests for the 2023-24 school year: Country Heights Elementary School, Tamarack Elementary School, College View Middle School and Daviess County High School
Click HERE to download the 2023-24 DCPS Transfer and Tuition Application. Applications will be reviewed by July 10. Letters will be mailed to all applicants at that time to let you know whether your application has been approved.
**NOTE**
“Transfer” refers to a student who lives within the Daviess County Public Schools district but wishes to attend a DCPS school in another attendance zone. There is no cost to transfer to another school but the family must provide transportation.
“Tuition” refers to a student who lives outside the Daviess County Public Schools district but wishes to attend a DCPS school. There is a tuition fee of $250 per semester and the family must provide transportation. Tuition payment is non-refundable.
For more information or assistance, contact the DCPS Department of Student Services at 270- 852-7000.
CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW TO ACCESS THE FOLLOWING 2022-23 HANDBOOKS
2022-2023 DCPS Code of Conduct
2022-2023 Home Hospital Handbook
CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW TO ACCESS THE 2022-23 HOME SCHOOL NOTIFICATION FORM
CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW TO ACCESS THE 2022-2023 SCHOOL CALENDARS
2022-2023 Dates to Remember
2023-2024 Dates to Remember
2022-2023 Make-Up Days
2023-2024 Make-Up Days
CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW TO ACCESS THE "UNDERSTANDING TRUANCY PROCEDURES" BROCHURE
Truancy Procedures Brochure
CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW TO ACCESS THE 2022-23 HANDBOOK FOR THE DCPS CENTER FOR ACADEMIC IMPROVEMENT.