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Deputy Thomas
Deputy Thomas is Zenith's School Resource Officer. He is always willing to help students and answer questions. We are proud to have Deputy Thomas and the Osceola Sheriff's Department on our campus.
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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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Safety & Security Measures
View the Safety & Security measures that are keeping Osceola School District students and staff safe.
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Statement from the Osceola County School District regarding NIL for High School Students
On June 4, 2024, the Florida High School Athletic Association’s (FHSAA) Board of Directors unanimously approved the revision of FHSAA Bylaw 9.9, Amateurism, to include Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL).
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Medical Opt-In Selection for Students
Parents, please be aware that the Osceola School District's medical option form has been changed for the 2024-2025 school year. The new form requires parents to opt-in to any medical services for their children, instead of opting out as in years past.
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Osceola County School District Announces 2024 School Grades Using Updated Grading Scale
Superintendent Dr. Mark Shanoff is proud to announce the district's overall grade remains a "B" for the 2024 school year, reflecting our commitment to academic excellence and continuous improvement.
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Dear Students, Parents, and Concerned Community Members,
Next week is Spirit Week. We hope all our students will participate.
Monday is Matriculation Monday; students may wear college colors to promote continuing education.
Tuesday is “Enlistment Tuesday”. Wear camo to support students who plan to enlist.
Wednesday is “Dress for success” or wear your best explorer outfit.
Thursday is “Future Ready Thursday”. Wear neon shirts because your future is bright.
Friday is “Show your School Spirit Day”. Students may wear club, school, or blood drive shirts.
Progress reports go home on Friday, September 13 through the parent portal. If you need help developing a parent portal account, please check out the School District of Osceola County’s web page. If that doesn’t help you, please come to school and we will help you. On Tuesday, September 17th, from 5 PM to 6:30, we are hosting our Title I, Parent Information night. I hope you can come. Our staff will be here, and they would be happy to speak with you about your child’s progress in class. We will be offering your 18-year-old child an opportunity to register to vote on Tuesday morning. A representative will be on hand from Vote Osceola to speak with students about the privilege of voting and will help them register if they choose. Parents, there is a College Fair at Gateway High School on September 19th that is open to all students in Osceola County. It starts at 5:30 PM. I encourage you to attend with your child.
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