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Report Cards
Student grades are available 24/7 via the parent portal. Please be sure to stop by the front office if you do not have a parent portal account. We are happy to assist you!
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SAC Meetings
Do you want your voice to be heard? Are you looking for a way to be more informed about events at school? Please join us for SAC!
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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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Health Guidance For Going To School
Showing up to school every day is critical for children's well-being, engagement, and learning. Click the link to determine when to come to school and when to stay home when sick.
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An Evening with the Agencies Event
Prepare for the Future! This event offers Standard Diploma Deferral and 18–22-Year-Old Transition Options, Health Care Transition: Moving from Pediatric to Adult Health Services Accessing Resources Available through Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) Agency for Persons with Disabilities, exhibits, and more!
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View the Class of 2025 Graduation Dates Here
All graduations will be held in the Arena at Osceola Heritage Park.
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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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Entering the 4th and Final 9 Weeks of the School YearDear Parents and Community Members,As we enter the 4th and final 9 weeks of the school year, we want to take this opportunity to emphasize the importance of attendance and positive behavior. Consistent attendance is crucial for your child's academic success, as it ensures they are present for valuable learning experiences and can fully engage with their peers and teachers. Positive behavior, both in and out of the classroom, contributes to a supportive and productive learning environment for everyone.Additionally, we would like to remind everyone of our RISE Expectations:Responsible: Encourage your child to take responsibility for their actions and learning. This includes completing assignments on time, being prepared for class, and making thoughtful decisions.Inspired: Motivate your child to be curious and enthusiastic about their education. Foster a love for learning by exploring new topics and encouraging questions.Self-Controlled: Help your child develop self-discipline and manage their behavior effectively. Teach them to set goals, stay focused, and handle challenges with resilience.Engaged: Foster an environment where your child is actively involved in their learning and school activities. Participation in class discussions, extracurricular activities, and school events enhances their educational experience.As we approach the Progress Monitoring 3 (PM3) Testing period, we want to ensure that our students are well-prepared and confident. PM3 Testing is a crucial part of assessing our students' progress and identifying areas where they may need additional support. Here are some strategies you can use at home to help your child succeed:Testing Strategies at Home- Create a Study Schedule: Help your child establish a consistent study routine. Break down study sessions into manageable chunks and include breaks to keep them focused and motivated.
- Practice Test-Taking Skills: Encourage your child to practice answering different types of questions, such as multiple-choice, short answer, and essay questions. This will help them become familiar with the test format.
- Review Key Concepts: Go over important topics and concepts that will be covered in the test. Use flashcards, summaries, and practice quizzes to reinforce learning.
- Encourage a Positive Mindset: Remind your child that it's okay to make mistakes and that the goal is to learn and improve. Encourage them to stay positive and confident.
Utilizing Computer ProgramsWe also recommend using the following computer programs to support your child's learning:- Lexia: This program helps improve reading skills through personalized learning paths. Encourage your child to spend time on Lexia to strengthen their phonics, vocabulary, and comprehension skills.
- Amira: Amira provides reading practice and assessments, offering real-time feedback to help your child improve their reading fluency and accuracy. Regular use of Amira can boost your child's reading confidence.
- DreamBox: DreamBox focuses on math skills, offering adaptive lessons that adjust to your child's learning level. Encourage your child to engage with DreamBox to enhance their math understanding and problem-solving abilities.
Tentative PM3 Testing Schedule:- 5/1 - 3rd ELA
- 5/2 - 4th ELA
- 5/5 - 5th ELA
- 5/6 - 3rd/4th Math
- 5/8 - 5th Math
By incorporating these strategies and utilizing these programs, we can work together to ensure our students are well-prepared for the PM3 Testing. Together, let's make these final weeks of the school year productive and rewarding for our students. Thank you for your continued support and partnership in your child's education.Warm regards,
Dr. Annette Kalloo-Molina
PrincipalKoa Elementary School2024-2025Message from Ms. Sanders, Koa Elementary Assistant Principal:
My name is Erica Sanders. I am the proud assistant principal of Koa Elementary School! I am so elated and eager to start the 2024-2025 school year at Koa Elementary. We are embarking on a new school year for academic excellence and promoting positive behavior to encourage our students to excel in every aspect of their lives. Our teachers and staff are ready to take on this task of instilling greatness in each student on our campus.
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