RoundUp Blog

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    Introducing Beanstack!

    The School District is pleased to announce that Osceola students now have access to Beanstack, a platform designed to encourage reading for pleasure. Click to more about Beanstack!

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    Meet Erika Booth, School Board Member - District 5

    Erika was born and raised in Kissimmee and is a proud product of Osceola County public schools. Erika also holds a Master of Arts in elementary education from the University of Central Florida. Click the link above to learn more about Erika!

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    Meet Heather Kahoun, School Board Member - District 4

    Heather Kahoun is a lifelong resident of Osceola County and is excited to be one of the district’s newest school board members serving District 4. Click the link above to learn more about Heather!

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  • Say Hello to Xello!

    “I want to attend college but can’t afford it.”  “There is no money to help me pay for college.”  “College is too expensive.”  “Where do I find scholarships?” While thinking about post-secondary education and how to pay for it can seem daunting, I’m here to be a resource. 

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  • Osceola B.E.S.T. Banner

    Bring Your Osceola B.E.S.T.

    You’ve probably seen the district posting about Bringing Your Osceola B.E.S.T., but maybe you aren’t sure what it is or what it means. Click the link to learn more!

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    Free SAT Prep with Khan Academy

    Are you looking to increase your SAT score? Check out Khan Academy for free, personalized SAT prep practice!

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    Welcome to Our First Blog!

    Welcome to the School District of Osceola County’s official blog! We hope parents, students, staff, and community members find this communication, which will come out three times a month, both informative and helpful.

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