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2022 Osceola School District Graduations
Graduation caps will fly on the following days and times for Osceola County's 2022 high school graduates!
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Important News: Bus Routes May Change Slightly
This is an important message for parents of students who ride Osceola district school buses. On Monday, October 25, many of our bus routes may change slightly.
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New Administrative Appointments
On October 19, 2021, the Osceola County School Board approved the following administrative appointments: Sandra Ramirez and Amanda Smith
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2021 Choice Fair for Parents and Students
The Osceola School District will host a Choice Fair on November 18, 2021, from 4:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. to showcase the high-quality options available to students and their families in kindergarten through Grade 12.
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Osceola Power Up for Success
The Osceola School District, in partnership with the Alliance for Public Schools, will kick-off a new on-demand webinar series called "Power Up for Success" for parents to Help Their Children Succeed In School.
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Hello parents and students!
Our Osceola County School Board Members, teachers and staff, and I could not be more excited to welcome you back into classrooms all across the county on August 12th for a wonderful year of learning. While we had all hoped that the pandemic would be long gone by now, the reality is that we will all need to continue working together this school year to keep each other healthy and safe.
We will do that with two key principles in mind.
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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.
