Helpful Resources
Find school forms, policies, and information.
- 2021-23 Learning Recovery & Extended Learning Plan
- 2021-22 State Testing Schedule
- Admission Procedure
- ARP IDEA Budget ECSE and Part B SE
- Attendance Policy
- Career Advising Policy
- Child Find Responsibilities & Notice
- College Credit Plus
- ESSER III ARP Plan - August 2021
- FERPA Policy
- Food Allergy Policy
- K-12 Title IX Training
- Kindergarten Screening Notification
- Medicaid Annual Notification Letter
- Non-Discrimination Policy
- Parent's Right-to-Know
- Positive Behavioral Interventations and Support
- Privacy Policy
- Student Assessment and Academic Intervention Services
- Suspension & Expulsion Policy
- Wellness & Success Program
- American Rescue Plan
- Career Advising Information
- Doe v. ODE Notice of Proposed Class Action Settlement 12/2019
- Jon Peterson Scholarship Scholarship Information
- Jon Peterson Special Needs Scholarship Steps to Apply
- Ohio Means Jobs
- Scholarship - Ohio Autism
- SMYL: Seneca Mentor Youth Links
- Supporting Students with Food Allergies: Free or Reduced-cost Epinephrine Autoinjectors
Title IX Coordinator
Bridges Preparatory Academy does not discriminate on the basis of sex in its education program or activities, and is required by Title IX and its regulations not to discriminate in such a manner. Our Title IX Coordinator is responsible for investigating any complaint alleging noncompliance with Title IX.
Gary Lane
- 190 St. Francis Ave., Tiffin, OH 44883
- (419) 455-9295
- glane@accelschools.com
Safer Ohio School Tip Line
Students and adults can anonymously share information with school officials and law enforcements about threats to student safety via call or text to the Safer Ohio School Tip Line. Calls and texts are answered by Ohio Homeland Security. Students, parents, or staff who wish to report threats anonymously are encouraged to utilize the Tip Line for threats of mass incident or harm to a single student. To utilize this service:
- Text “4hope” to 741 741
- Call 844-SAFEROH | (844) 723-3764
Reading Resources
Reading is essential to your child’s educational journey! At Bridges Prep we highly encourage families to practice good reading habits that enhance your child’s learning abilities, inside and outside of the classroom. Here are some helpful tips for our Bridges Prep Families to keep your children reading:
1) Read out loud, together every day if your child is preparing to enter Kindergarten
2) Set a good example and read too!
3) Designate a time each day for reading. Get the entire household involved!
4) Read the same book as your child and discuss it… think of it as a mini-book club to improve your child’s reading comprehension skills
5) Get a library card!- Did you know that you can access E-books, from home with your public library card?
