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Keep Osceola Safe
The Osceola School Board is committed to the safety and security of all students, staff, and visitors. The Osceola School District has detailed comprehensive safety and emergency plans for every site, and all schools regularly conduct various drills, such as fire drills, severe weather drills, and intruder drills, to prepare students for an emergency.
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Let's Talk with the Osceola School District
The Osceola School District is committed to engaging all stakeholders in the education of our children. Only when we build strong relationships with our staff, students, families and community members can we best meet the needs of each and every student.
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Share Your Great
Have you been inspired by someone in our schools? Is your school helping us build our legacy as we move from Good to Great? Do you have a teacher who has made a difference on your life or the life of your child? Share the good news with us!
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Learn More About Here Comes The Bus
Here Comes the Bus is easy-to-use school bus tracking software that gives parents and students the ability to track the location of their school buses.
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Back-To-School Resources
You're probably feeling excited and maybe a little sad that summer is over. Some kids feel nervous or a little scared on the first day of school because of all the new things: new teachers, new friends, and maybe even a new school. Luckily, these "new" worries only stick around for a little while. Let's find out more about going back to school!
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OHS AP Capstone Diploma
Diploma program focuses on college-level research, collaboration, and presentation skills crucial for college and career success. Read more here!
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Empowering Parents In Media Center Partnerships
Superintendent Dr. Debra Pace has instructed staff to gather the following books from school libraries in Osceola County pending review by a Book Review Committee.
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Osceola Prosper
Gathered in gymnasiums and auditoriums across Osceola County’s public high schools Monday – the first day after Spring Break -- students, teachers and administrators had no idea why.
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Taylor Kuwik Named Osceola School District’s Teacher of the Year
Ms. Taylor Kuwik, First Grade Teacher at St. Cloud Elementary, has been named as Osceola County’s 2023 Teacher of the Year.
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Hello Eagle families!
I am so excited and proud as the Principal of Reedy Creek Elementary to welcome ALL our students and families back to school and for the start of the 2022-2023 school year. We have weathered the COVID 19 Pandemic and are embracing the future and a return to a more “normal” school year. We look forward to the year filled with high quality instruction, engaging and rigorous lessons, and fun-filled activities to support student learning. It is my honor to work with the Reedy Creek Family and it is truly my privilege to serve our community and to help make our school the best in Osceola County.
As a principal and an educator, I have high expectations for our faculty, staff, and students. This includes the classroom, on the playground and in our community. I want all to give their best effort, keep a positive attitude and create a sense of personal responsibility for learning. I want our students to be enthusiastic, confident, inquisitive, and determined learners.
To promote student success, at Reedy Creek we believe in fostering a shared-learning community that prioritizes communication, efficiency, safety, and respect. Staff, parent/guardian, and student collaboration is very important to me and we truly believe that we need to have a strong partnership between the school and you to support your students’ education.
This year, we will take the technological advances we have made with the 1-to-1 device initiative and continue to further enhance our instruction at school. Please help us to ensure students are keeping laptops in their protective cases, charged and ready for use and with any device it is also important to monitor and remind students at home about the appropriate uses. We will continue our diligence at school with the district programs of “Content Keeper” and “Gaggle” but we also encourage parents to check your students computer routinely and remind students that the devices and programs are to be used for instructional purposes only and not gaming.
After a successful implementation of our S.O.A.R acronym through our Positive Behavior Intervention Support (P.B.I.S) program this past school year, we will continue this with a continued focus on providing proactive support while working to prevent or eliminate unwanted behaviors. Eagle Bucks will again be earned for demonstrating positive behavior interactions which they will be able to use in their classrooms, at our school store or for school-wide rewards. Our journey through the Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) program will continue once again. Through our academics we will focus on Writing, Organization, Collaboration and Reading strategies (WICOR) that will help to foster learning and achievement.
We can’t wait to see all our students smiling faces as we welcome you back to school this year!
Remember, if you haven’t heard it yet today…
We care about you,
We love you,
We believe in you!
At Reedy Creek We Care!
Go Eagles!Katie Adams, Principal
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Meet our SRO
Deputy Sheriff Lawrence Epps is a 19-year veteran of the Osceola County Sheriff's Office and has been a School Resource Officer (SRO) for 9 years. He has been an active member of the Sheriff Department's summer camp program for the same number of years.
For the last 4 years, Reedy Creek has been lucky and honored to have him as our SRO.
Deputy Epps is a member of the Sheriff's Honor Guard and Hostage Negotiation Team and prior to becoming an SRO he worked in the Criminal Investigation Division with the Special Victims Unit.
2022-2023 Dress Down Days
Dear Parents:
Reedy Creek Elementary will be hosting a fund fund-raiser to raise funds for student activities throughout the school year. The students will be permitted to wear clothes outside of the uniform policy on the dates listed below. Students must wear appropriate school clothes and closed-toe shoes. For the 2022-2023 school year, you can pay $20 by Friday, September 2nd and this will cover dress down for the entire school year. We will place a label in your child’s agenda showing that they are paid for the year. If you don’t pay $20 by September 2nd, and your child wishes to participate, they will need to pay $1 for each dress down event on the day of the event. If other events are added, they will be included in the initial $20.00. Students may also wear their college shirts on Wednesday in support of AVID, and their Reedy Creek Spirit shirts on Friday at no cost. Payments can be submitted on My School Bucks https://www.myschoolbucks.com/ver2/prdembd?ref=ZZI5ZPOO4Y04ON8_ZZ5RB20ZYJ3U4K8
$1 Dress Down Dates
September 8th: Red, White and Blue Day
September 22nd: Fall Colors
October 20th- Unity Day, Wear Orange
October 24th-28th Red Ribbon Spirit Week
October 31st : Storybook Character
November 3rd: Wear your favorite Number
November 10th: Patriotic Day
December 1st: Favorite Holiday Clothes
December 16th: Pajama Day
January 5th: Exercise Attire
January 23rd-27th: Celebrate Literacy Week with daily themes
February 2nd : Favorite Team Jersey
February 14th: Red, Pink, Hearts all Over, Valentines’ Day
February 16th: Cowboy Day
February 23rd: Multi-Cultural Day
March 1st: Wacky Wednesday
March 2nd: Mismatched Socks
March 3rd: Hat Day
March 23rd : Tacky Tourist
April 6th : Autism Awareness Day: Wear Blue
April 20th: Spring Colors
May 30th: School’s Out! Summer Attire
