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Osceola School District To Host Bus Driver Job Fair
The Osceola County School District will hold a Bus Driver Job Fair on Tuesday, June 29, 2021, from 8:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. at its Transportation Department, located at 401 Simpson Road in Kissimmee.
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New Administrative Appointments
On June 15, 2021, the Osceola County School Board approved the following administrative appointments: George Arscott, Principal of Tohopekaliga High School, Kelly Myers, Principal of Professional and Technical High School (PATHS), Dr. Nykowana Sloan, Assistant Principal at oTECH/ALCO – Poinciana Campus, Dr. Lisa-Renee Gilford, Assistant Principal at Osceola County School for the Arts, Catherine Hiltunen, Assistant Principal at Mill Creek Elementary, and Amanda Brown, Assistant Principal at Boggy Creek Elementary.
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Back-To-School Immunization Information
It is important that your child be properly immunized to attend school in the Fall.
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Back-To-School Open Houses For Osceola County Schools
All Osceola students and parents are encouraged to attend their school's Back-To-School Open House in order to prepare for the 2021-2022 school year. Osceola public schools will hold in-person Open Houses according to the following schedule.
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Tohopekaliga's Alysa Whetro Named Female Player Of The Year
Alysa Whetro doesn't know what an off-season is, and colleges have taken notice of her successes on the track.
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As the situation surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact our communities, the Osceola School District remains vigilant in extending high-quality opportunities for all students to learn and grow. At the end of last school year, thousands of dedicated educators and professionals in public education in our county rose up and made the best of a rapidly-changing situation in an unprecedented time to serve our children and families with creativity, resilience, flexibility, and commitment. I am also proud of our parents and students who did a remarkable job continuing to learn in circumstances none of us could have imagined when the school year began. As the conditions with COVID-19 are continuing to evolve, the challenge is not yet over.
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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.
