RoundUp Blog

  • Dr. Shanoff's First 100 Days

    Dr. Shanoff's First 100 Days

    Dr. Shanoff has reached his first milestone: First 100 Days. View all of his accomplishments here.

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  • Shanoff Shadows: School Nurse

    Shanoff Shadows: School Nurse

    Dr. Shanoff suits up in scrubs and becomes Zenith's school nurse for a day.

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  • Choice Fair

    Choice Fair

    The Osceola County School District will be hosting its annual Choice Fair on Thursday, November 16th from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Osceola Heritage Park.

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  • Shanoff Shadows: Transportation

    Shanoff Shadows: Transportation

    The district's Transportation team is so vital to the work that we do! Every day our bus drivers and attendants are responsible for transporting more than 26,000 students to and from school safely. Dr. Shanoff joins Nardelly on route 243 to experience a day in her shoes.

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  • Shanoff Shadows: Maintenance

    Shanoff Shadows: Maintenance

    Dr. Shanoff joins Chris Butler from our Maintenance team to fix an HVAC system located in the crawl space of Neptune Middle School. Listen to today’s episode to learn more about the work that takes place behind the scenes to ensure a cool and comfortable learning environment awaits every student each day in Osceola County.

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  • Shanoff Shadows: School Nutrition Services

    Shanoff Shadows: School Nutrition Services

    Join Dr. Shanoff in Harmony High School's cafeteria as he learns what it takes to prepare more than 1,000 meals between breakfast and lunch.

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  • Hispanic Heritage Month

    Hispanic Heritage Month

    Hispanic Heritage Month is an important celebration for many Latin American nations as they celebrate their Independence Day. It is a time in which we celebrate Hispanic history and culture and honor the contributions and achievements of Hispanic Americans.

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  • Attendance Matters

    Attendance Matters

    Regular attendance is the key of a child's academic success. Attending school regularly, arriving on time, and being prepared to learn are often overlooked aspects of a child's education.

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  • Shanoff Shadows – Coming Soon!

    Shanoff Shadows – Coming Soon!

    Launching in September, “Shanoff Shadows” will follow Dr. Shanoff as he shadows staff members twice a month across various roles, gaining valuable insights and making meaningful connections.

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  • Back To School 2023 2024 Blog

    Back To School 2023-2024

    The district website has a dedicated page for all things back to school, including reduced lunch resources, school supplies lists, bell schedules, online student registration, student cell phone procedures, and more.

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    Career and Technical Education (CTE)

    February was Career and Technical Education (CTE) month, and the School District of Osceola County had plenty of reasons to celebrate.

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  • Roundup Blog

    Sunbridge K-8

    As Osceola County continues to attract new residents, the need for new schools arises. On Monday, February 13, the School District of Osceola County broke ground on our latest K-8 school in the Sunbridge development.

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    And the Winners Are...

    On Thursday, March 9, the School District of Osceola County named our Teacher of the Year and School-Related Employee of the Year at the annual Education Awards, which Williams Company sponsored.

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  • Smiling Hispanic Man

    Meet Jon Arguëllo, School Board Member - District 3

    Jon is a Veteran of the United States Army having served for more than five years, deploying in support of Operation Freedom to Afghanistan twice. He was a Public Affairs Specialist who won various journalism awards. Click to learn more about Jon.

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    Meet Julius Melendez, School Board Member - District 2

    Julius is a proud graduate of the School District of Osceola County, obtaining his high school diploma from Poinciana High School. Click to learn more about Julius!

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    Meet Terry Castillo, School Board Member - District 1

    In addition to being the Chair of the school board, Terry is very active in the community and believes in giving back. Click to learn more about Terry!

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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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