Washington County Board of Developmental Disabilities

Washington County Board of Developmental Disabilities Supporting individuals living with developmental disabilities in Washington County, Ohio.

We are NOW HIRING a Service and Support Administrator! The Service & Support Administrator (SSA) serves as the primary p...
04/09/2026

We are NOW HIRING a Service and Support Administrator!

The Service & Support Administrator (SSA) serves as the primary point of coordination for individuals eligible for county board services. This role is responsible for developing, implementing, and
coordinating Individual Service Plans (ISPs) to ensure each individual receives the support they need.

Starting Pay
$21/hour – Associate Degree
$23/hour – Bachelor’s Degree

Key Responsibilities
• Coordinate services and supports
• Develop and manage Individual Service Plans (ISPs)
• Monitor service delivery
• Communicate with individuals, families & providers
• Handle routine and sensitive situations professionally

Qualifications
• Associate Degree required (Bachelor’s preferred)
• Valid driver’s license required
• Ability to pass physical & drug screen
• Knowledge of social services preferred
• Strong time management & multitasking skills

Benefits
• Medical, Dental, Vision & Life Insurance
• OPERS Retirement
• Paid Holidays
• Vacation & Sick Leave
• Tuition Reimbursement

04/08/2026

🎥 A Powerful Reminder of Why WCBDD Services Matter – Cody’s Story

Stories like Cody’s highlight just how important the services provided by WCBDD are for individuals and families in our community. From early support to lifelong services, these programs create opportunities, build independence, and offer the kind of support that truly changes lives.

Every day, we see the impact—but hearing Cody’s story brings it into focus in a powerful way.

We encourage you to take a few moments to listen, learn, and reflect on what these services mean for Washington County.

👉 Please watch, share, and help spread awareness. The more our community understands, the stronger we are together.

🐣🌷🐰 Happy Easter from WCBDD & Ewing School! 🐰🌷🐣Wishing all of our individuals, families, staff, and community a joyful E...
04/05/2026

🐣🌷🐰 Happy Easter from WCBDD & Ewing School! 🐰🌷🐣

Wishing all of our individuals, families, staff, and community a joyful Easter filled with hope, happiness, and time spent with those who matter most. 💛

May your day be filled with smiles, sweet treats, and a little extra sunshine! ☀️🐥🌸

People First- meeting scheduled for Monday, April 20th at 5:30 pm.
04/02/2026

People First- meeting scheduled for Monday, April 20th at 5:30 pm.

During the month of March, WCBDD proudly recognized Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month by reading Everyone Belon...
04/01/2026

During the month of March, WCBDD proudly recognized Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month by reading Everyone Belongs to 510 first-grade students across five local school districts.

This meaningful book encourages children to embrace differences, show kindness, and understand that everyone has a place where they belong.

We extend our sincere thanks to the school administrators for welcoming us, the students for their curiosity and engagement, and our staff who continue to make this outreach one of their favorite traditions each year.

We were also happy to leave behind 25 copies of the book to continue promoting inclusion in the classroom. 💙

Happy Paraprofessional Appreciation Day!💙A huge thank you to our amazing aides for the care, support, and dedication you...
04/01/2026

Happy Paraprofessional Appreciation Day!💙

A huge thank you to our amazing aides for the care, support, and dedication you provide to our students each day. Your impact is felt far beyond the classroom—we appreciate you!


We had another great opportunity to celebrate Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month in our community! 💙WCBDD Servic...
03/27/2026

We had another great opportunity to celebrate Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month in our community! 💙

WCBDD Service and Support Administrator, Casey Mercer, visited Salem-Liberty Elementary at Fort Frye to read Everyone Belongs with students. Through this story, he shared an important message about inclusion, kindness, and embracing differences.

Thank you to Salem-Liberty for welcoming us and allowing us to be part of such meaningful conversations with your students—we appreciate the opportunity to share the message that everyone truly belongs!

Today, we had the pleasure of visiting Belpre schools, where our very own WCBDD Service and Support Administrator, Cryst...
03/27/2026

Today, we had the pleasure of visiting Belpre schools, where our very own WCBDD Service and Support Administrator, Crystal Kingry, spent time reading “Everyone Belongs” to a group of amazing first graders. 💙

Crystal shared what it means to have a developmental disability—helping students understand that while people may be different, we are all more alike than we think. The students quickly picked up on the book’s rhyming pattern and were eager to participate, proudly sharing their names, their teachers, and even giving their teachers a well-deserved round of applause. 👏

What stood out most were the thoughtful questions and connections the students made. Several shared that they knew someone with similar differences, opening the door to meaningful conversations about inclusion, understanding, and kindness.

As Crystal shared, “This is always my favorite activity—first grade is such a great age!” And it’s easy to see why. Their curiosity, compassion, and engagement made for a truly memorable experience.

Thank you to Belpre Schools for welcoming us and helping us celebrate Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month by spreading the message that everyone truly belongs. 💙

📚💙✨ What a wonderful visit!A big thank you to Fort Frye’s Beverly/Center Elementary for welcoming WCBDD’s Service and Su...
03/26/2026

📚💙✨ What a wonderful visit!

A big thank you to Fort Frye’s Beverly/Center Elementary for welcoming WCBDD’s Service and Support Administration Administrative Assistant, Susan Hill, into two first grade classrooms for a reading of “Everyone Belongs.”

The students were incredibly attentive and full of thoughtful questions! After the story, they eagerly shared their favorite characters, and had meaningful conversations about differences—like why some individuals use wheelchairs to get around and how others may use a tablet to communicate instead of their voice.

One of the sweetest moments? A student asking where she could get her very own copy of the book because she enjoyed it so much. 💙

Opportunities like this remind us how naturally children embrace inclusion when given the chance to learn and understand. We’re grateful to be part of these important conversations during Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month.

📚💙✨ We would like to extend a sincere thank you to Marietta City Schools—Phillips and Washington Elementary for warmly w...
03/26/2026

📚💙✨ We would like to extend a sincere thank you to Marietta City Schools—Phillips and Washington Elementary for warmly welcoming WCBDD’s Service and Support Administrators, Kayla Wentz and Kayleigh Klintworth, into your classrooms!

It was a joy to share a reading of “Everyone Belongs,” a heartfelt and uplifting story that encourages children to value all people and embrace differences to help create a better, brighter, and more beautiful world.

We are grateful for the opportunity to be part of your students’ day and to support this message in recognition of Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. 💙

Together, we continue to build a more inclusive community—one story at a time.

🐰🌷 A big THANK YOU to the Pioneer Ladies Civitan for their continued support of our students! 🌷🐰Your generosity in hosti...
03/26/2026

🐰🌷 A big THANK YOU to the Pioneer Ladies Civitan for their continued support of our students! 🌷🐰

Your generosity in hosting an Easter egg hunt—and bringing along a special visit from the Easter Bunny—created such a fun and memorable experience for everyone. The smiles, laughter, and excitement shared by our students truly say it all.

We are so grateful for community partners like you who take the time to make moments like these so special. 💙

Today we welcomed some very special four-legged visitors—baby goats! 🐐They were absolutely adorable, and the photos with...
03/25/2026

Today we welcomed some very special four-legged visitors—baby goats! 🐐

They were absolutely adorable, and the photos with our students clearly show just how much joy their visit brought. Moments like these make for meaningful and memorable experiences for our students. 💙

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1701 Colegate Drive
Marietta, OH
45750

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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+17403733781

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