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Cassandra's Story
Mrs. Cassandra Thomas has been a long-time member of the New Beginnings family and has served the district for over 39 years. In recognition, SDOC has created a short documentary about her, which can be viewed by clicking this post.
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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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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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New Administrative Appointments | May 3, 2022
The Osceola County School Board approved the following administrative appointments and transfers on May 3, 2022.
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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 Virtual School Application Open!
Osceola Virtual School is a K-12 school which accepts application twice per year. Osceola Virtual School will open it's application window on Friday, March 25, 2022. It is important to apply as soon as possible so that your child's application can be reviewed for eligibility and open availability.
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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.
