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Attendance Matters
Regular attendance is the key of a child's academic success. Attending school regularly, arriving on time, and being prepared to learn are often overlooked aspects of a child's education.
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Shanoff Shadows – Coming Soon!
Launching in September, “Shanoff Shadows” will follow Dr. Shanoff as he shadows staff members twice a month across various roles, gaining valuable insights and making meaningful connections.
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Back To School 2023-2024
The district website has a dedicated page for all things back to school, including reduced lunch resources, school supplies lists, bell schedules, online student registration, student cell phone procedures, and more.
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Career and Technical Education (CTE)
February was Career and Technical Education (CTE) month, and the School District of Osceola County had plenty of reasons to celebrate.
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Sunbridge K-8
As Osceola County continues to attract new residents, the need for new schools arises. On Monday, February 13, the School District of Osceola County broke ground on our latest K-8 school in the Sunbridge development.
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2024 Osceola School District Graduation Dates
Graduation caps will fly on the following days and times for Osceola County's 2024 high school graduates: May 20-24.
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SDOC School Library Access Levels
Parents can choose to limit their child's classroom and school library access within the Focus Parent Portal.
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Osceola School District's Transportation Services Back-To-School Parent Hotline Is Open
Osceola School District's Transportation Services Parent Hotline is now open for calls in both English and Spanish.
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Meet & Treat with Dr. Mark Shanoff
As part of his 100-day plan, Dr. Shanoff will be visiting our high schools at the listed dates for cookies and conversation. The schools will host district employees from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. followed by our parents, students, and community members from 6:15 p.m. to 7:15 p.m.
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I am honored and delighted to extend a warm welcome to each and every one of you as the new Superintendent of the Osceola School District. It is with great excitement and a deep sense of responsibility that I step into this esteemed role, entrusted with the task of guiding our educational community towards excellence.
First and foremost, I want to express my gratitude to the entire Osceola community for the warm reception and support I have received thus far. I am truly humbled by the opportunity to serve in this capacity and to work alongside such dedicated educators and staff, passionate students, and engaged parents and community residents. As we embark on this new chapter together, I want to assure you that my utmost priority is to foster an environment that nurtures the growth and development of every student. Education is a transformative journey, and I am committed to ensuring that every Osceola school provides an innovative and high-quality learning experience for all.
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The Osceola County School District Uses the 'Helping Kids Mini Grant' to Aid Students and Families Displaced from Hurricane Ian
Quirna Martinez and her three children were displaced by Hurricane Ian in September. With no home, they are rebuilding their lives. The district was fortunate enough to provide some extra love and support to families just like hers.
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Future Teachers Academy Prepares Osceola Graduates For Teaching Jobs
Two Osceola County graduates are now teaching their own classes in the school district. See how a local partnership has prepared them for their dream careers.
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First Day Of Kindergarten At Flora Ridge
James walked the halls of Flora Ridge Elementary School for the first time on August 12th, 2021. In just 180 school days, he'll become a better speller, a stronger reader, and an excellent counter.
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Boggy Creek Teacher Collects Books For Children In Botswana
Ms. Stolfus began her teaching career in Botswana. Years later, she's still finding ways to help those students enhance their learning.
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