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NCES is a Leader in Me Lighthouse School!
Congratulations to our students and staff for leading by example, sharing their voice and inspiring others to find theirs!
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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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Nikki Hawkins District Volunteer of the Year
Congratulations to one of our favorite NCES volunteers!
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New Administrative Appointments
On August 4, the Osceola County School Board approved the following administrative appointments: Lucille Schneider, Assistant Principal at Narcoossee Middle and Julia Ullmann, Assistant Principal at Tohopekaliga High.
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New Administrative Appointments
On July 28, the Osceola County School Board approved the following administrative appointments: Crystal Farrell, Assistant Principal at Poinciana High School.
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Osceola County School Board Approves New 2020-2021 Academic Calendar To Delay Start of School Year To August 24
On July 14, 2020, the Osceola School Board approved to delay the start of the 2020-2021 school year by two weeks from Monday, August 10, to Monday, August 24.
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New Administrative Appointments
On June 30, the Osceola County School Board approved the following administrative appointments: Jeffrey Arnott, Executive Director of Secondary & Post-Secondary Career and Technical Education and Dr. Angel Lopez, Jr., Assistant Principal at Reedy Creek Elementary School.
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Osceola County School Board Approves Back-To-School Plan For Reopening
On June 30, the Osceola County School Board approved the Superintendent's plan for school reopening on August 10, 2020. Parents will be allowed to choose their preference for their children from three options.
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During the summer months it’s important for us to focus on Habit 7: Sharpen the Saw. Habit 7 is all about renewal, continuous improvement, and balance. It's about preserving and enhancing the greatest asset we have; ourselves. But renewal shouldn’t just occur during the summer or when we have time for vacation. We must schedule the time to Sharpen the Saw daily. The common paradigm is to think that I'm too busy today to take time for myself. When this thinking happens, it affects every decision we make during the day. When we take time to renew ourselves, it improves the quality and effectiveness of every other part of our day and makes all other habits possible. It's all about regularly renewing the four dimensions of our nature: body, mind, heart, and spirit.
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NCES Student Chooses to "Give Back" to the Community
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NCES Student Demonstrates The Leader in Me Spirit
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Distance Learning Student Participates in an at Home Science Project Extension
Every year Tucker Smith, 5th grade, starts his birthday out by giving and choosing a "Give Before You Get" project. This year, Tucker chose to make "Laundry Blessing Bags," which he delivered to local laundromats in Saint Cloud the day before his birthday. Tucker made 182 bags containg detergent and dryer sheets for customers in need. We are proud of Tucker for being such a great leader and demonstrating the spirit of what a Lighouse School should be!
Distance Learning has not stopped students from exhibiting The Leader in Me school spirit and giving back to the community.
Melanie Romero, kindergarten, made a bird feeder as an at home science project extension of Distance Learning Kindergarten's first weekof science instruction was about what plants and animals need to live and grow. Great job Melanie!