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School Parent Climate and Culture Survey
From February 15, 2021 through March 12, 2021 the School District of Osceola County is conducting an online Parent Climate and Culture Survey to gather feedback from parents.
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New Administrative Appointments
On February 16, the Osceola County School Board approved the following administrative appointments: Elizabeth Salvato, Assistant Principal at Mill Creek Elementary, Amanda Soto, Assistant Principal at Ventura Elementary, and Kara Crisp, Assistant Principal at Neptune Middle.
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Osceola School District To Offer Additional Academic Supports To Students
The Osceola School District is launching a comprehensive plan for providing struggling students with additional instructional support and acceleration, including before and after-school tutoring.
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Registration For Osceola School District’s Prekindergarten (VPK) Program To Open February 15, 2021
Osceola County parents with a child who will be four years old by September 1, 2021, are invited to register him or her beginning February 15, 2021, for the 2021-22 VPK Program.
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Finalists Named For Osceola School District's Teacher of the Year and School-Related Employee of the Year
The field of nominees for Osceola School District's Teacher of the Year and School-Related Employee of the Year has been narrowed down to the top ten finalists in both categories.
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As the situation surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact our communities, the Osceola School District remains vigilant in extending high-quality opportunities for all students to learn and grow. At the end of last school year, thousands of dedicated educators and professionals in public education in our county rose up and made the best of a rapidly-changing situation in an unprecedented time to serve our children and families with creativity, resilience, flexibility, and commitment. I am also proud of our parents and students who did a remarkable job continuing to learn in circumstances none of us could have imagined when the school year began. As the conditions with COVID-19 are continuing to evolve, the challenge is not yet over.
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Discovery Intermediate Teachers Create Unique Way to Motivate Students
The seventh grade English Language Arts team at Discovery Intermediate uses attractive, coveted gift baskets and customised certificates to motivate students' pursuit for growth and excellence in their academic performance each month.
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Tohopekaliga High Principal Gets Kudos from Community Member
Tohopekaliga High's principal Mr. Phelps has been doing an amazing job and I believe he should be rewarded with the principal of the year award!
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Parkway Middle School Administration and Staff Support New Teacher
I was hired here last year, coming from New Hampshire and only having two years of official teaching under my belt. I'd been a paraprofessional since 2007 and finally finished my degree in 2014.
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Neptune Middle School Aids Students in Navigating Distance Learning
The distance learning in the spring was difficult, stressful, and my daughter had a lot of technical issues. Throughout the quarter, we spoke with Ms Forty-Way and she was nothing but encouraging and understanding. She motivated my daughter to keep working hard even through her technical issues.
