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NeoCity Academy Students Show Off Their Year-long Academic Journey
At the end of every school year, the students at NeoCity Academy must complete a Presentation of Learning. It's simply an open space for sharing the highlights of their classes and personal projects with their parents, teachers, and community members.
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School Board Member Julius Melendez Introduces a District-Wide Book Writing Contest
Noah Zielger was working with his guidance counselor to create a school-wide book writing contest. School Board member, Julius Melendez wanted to take Noah's idea to the next level.
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Lakeview Elementary School Enhances Student Learning with Multiple School Gardens
Students at Lakeview Elementary have planted a fruit and vegetable garden and a butterfly garden. However, none of this would've been possible without the help of Eagle Scout Michal from Harmony High School.
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The School District's Environmental Center is Now Open to Families on Weekends
Every year fifth grade classes flock to the Environmental Center to experience the natural flora and fawna that inhabit the Reedy Creek area.
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Osceola Virtual School Implementing Live Lessons for Select Classes During the 2021-2022 School Year
The Khan siblings have been enrolled at Osceola Virtual School since 2018. One of the biggest draws to the program was the abundant dual enrollment opportunities.
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Pleasant Hill School Resource Officer Hosts 'Lunch with a Deputy'
As a first-year School Resource Officer, Deputy Russ has worked hard to establish trust with the students at Pleasant Hill. He wants all his students to feel comfortable going to him if they need help. That's why he started hosting "Lunch with a Deputy" back in February.
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Pleasant Hill Kindergarteners Write Letters for Senior Citizens
Kindergartners in Kaylin Nazario's class are learning how to write an essay. Ms. Nazario created a song to help her students learn the difference between a main idea and supporting details.
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Narcoossee Elementary School Collects Band-aids for Encology Patients
A third grade class' teamwork allowed them to collect five thousand Band-Aids, fulfilling a birthday wish for Rosie. Rosie is a six-year-old student at East Lake Elementary who is fighting stage 4 Neuroblastoma.
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Harmony High School's Four-Year Veterinary Program Looks To Open Low-Cost Clinic
By the end of May, the senior vet students in Ms. Allen's class won't just be graduates of the class, they will have also completed the requirements for becoming a Certified Veterinary Assistant.
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Dual Language Program Allows Students To Become Fluent In English and Spanish
Bilingual. Biliterate. Bicultural. Those are the three big goals in Ms. Rivera's Kindergarten class. Click the heading to learn about the Dual Language program in Osceola Schools.
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Educational Support Dogs Help Students In St. Cloud
Haven, Sterling, Annie, and Welch are the coolest classmates you could ask for. Learn more about these educational support dogs and how they help students in St. Cloud.
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Project SEARCH Helps Students With Disabilities Transition To The Workforce
Project SEARCH is a program that provides students with disabilities an opportunity to gain experience in a professional setting.
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Harmony High School's Coach Kerns Is Named The District Coach Of The Year
Harmony High School's Girls Track team made history this year after winning the Orange Belt Conference. Little did Coach Kerns know he would also go down in history.
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Sydney Kochensparger Named The District's Female Academic Athlete Of The Year
Sydney grew up on the pool deck, but swimming isn't her only strong suit.
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Tohopekaliga Student Walks Across The Stage For Graduation
Maisha was born with Spina Bifida, which occurs when the spine and spinal cord do not form properly. She's been practicing with her braces and physical therapist for months so she could walk across the stage behind her twin sister to receive her diploma.
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Tohopekaliga's Alex Negron Named The Male Academic Athlete Of The Year
Tohopekaliga High School Brings Home Two End-of-The-Year Athlete Awards. Alex is one of those two students and he's put as much time into his studies as he has in the pool and on the lacrosse pitch.
