Students Spotlight: OMS Celebrating Midyear Academic Growth
At the midpoint of this school year, we are proud to recognize our students who have displayed academic growth, perseverance, and dedication. We had over 2/3 of our student population demonstrate outstanding progress across one or multiple subject areas on the Atlas Winter Interim Tests. They have shown that consistent effort and a positive mindset truly make a difference in student's academic growth.
Please join us in congratulating all students who met their mid year growth projectory in either Math, ELA or Science on the winter Atlas Interim Assessments. You can click on this link https://photos.app.goo.gl/uzXe8d2JwcmSfgh48 to views all the students who have their met mid year growth goals.
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At the midpoint of this school year, we are proud to recognize our students who have displayed academic growth, perseverance, and dedication. We had over 2/3 of our student population demonstrate outstanding progress across one or multiple subject areas on the Atlas Winter Interim Tests. They have shown that consistent effort and a positive mindset truly make a difference in student's academic growth.
Please join us in congratulating all students who met their mid year growth projectory in either Math, ELA or Science on the winter Atlas Interim Assessments. You can click on this link https://photos.app.goo.gl/uzXe8d2JwcmSfgh48 to views all the students who have their met mid year growth goals.
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Parents and Guardians,
Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held on Friday, February 27, from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Please remember that there will be no school for students on this day. We look forward to seeing you!
Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held on Friday, February 27, from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Please remember that there will be no school for students on this day. We look forward to seeing you!
We are currently selling shirts as part of a fundraiser to help raise money for the Alumni Scholarship Fund. Shirts are available for $40 each.
If you are interested in purchasing a shirt or would like to check which sizes are currently available, please contact Mrs. Lee at clee@osd1.org or call 870-563-1808.
Thank you for supporting the Alumni Scholarship Fund and helping us invest in the future of our students.
If you are interested in purchasing a shirt or would like to check which sizes are currently available, please contact Mrs. Lee at clee@osd1.org or call 870-563-1808.
Thank you for supporting the Alumni Scholarship Fund and helping us invest in the future of our students.
Due to their hard work on and off the court, the Lady Seminoles were rewarded with an exciting opportunity to attend a Memphis Grizzlies game!
The experience was made possible thanks to generous ticket donations from BRS. We are incredibly grateful for their support in recognizing our student-athletes and giving them a chance to enjoy an unforgettable NBA experience.
The experience was made possible thanks to generous ticket donations from BRS. We are incredibly grateful for their support in recognizing our student-athletes and giving them a chance to enjoy an unforgettable NBA experience.
Black History Month Spotlight
In 2011, KenDrell Collins made history by becoming Osceola School District’s first African-American male Valedictorian. His achievement marked a historic milestone for the district and a proud moment for the entire community. Through discipline, perseverance, and academic excellence, KenDrell rose to the top of his class and set a powerful example for future generations. More than a title, his accomplishment represents leadership, determination, and the breaking of barriers.
Today, KenDrell continues to exemplify excellence as an accomplished attorney and successful business owner, carrying forward the same drive and commitment that defined his academic journey.
During Black History Month, we proudly recognize KenDrell Collins for making history and inspiring others to pursue excellence.
In 2011, KenDrell Collins made history by becoming Osceola School District’s first African-American male Valedictorian. His achievement marked a historic milestone for the district and a proud moment for the entire community. Through discipline, perseverance, and academic excellence, KenDrell rose to the top of his class and set a powerful example for future generations. More than a title, his accomplishment represents leadership, determination, and the breaking of barriers.
Today, KenDrell continues to exemplify excellence as an accomplished attorney and successful business owner, carrying forward the same drive and commitment that defined his academic journey.
During Black History Month, we proudly recognize KenDrell Collins for making history and inspiring others to pursue excellence.
Reminder: School will be in session this Monday as a scheduled snow makeup day. We look forward to seeing our students and staff back on campus!
Today, our Middle School students participated in a Special Olympics Basketball event that included testing their basketball skills and competing in two small group games. Our team came away with wins in both games, and three of our students placed in the Top 10 in individual skills!
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Congratulations to our Seminoles on becoming District Champions after an incredible victory over the Newport Greyhounds! Next up — the road to state continues as we head to regionals in Jessieville.
Black History Month Spotlight
In honor of Black History Month, we proudly recognize Mr. Ollie Collins for his lasting impact on our community.
Mr. Collins made history as the City of Osceola’s first Black Police Chief, dedicating 35 years of service to protecting and serving our citizens. In addition to his work in law enforcement, he also served on the Osceola School District Board for 19 years, helping shape the future of education for generations of students.
His commitment, leadership, and dedication to the City of Osceola continue to inspire us today. We thank Mr. Collins for his years of service and for paving the way for those who follow.
In honor of Black History Month, we proudly recognize Mr. Ollie Collins for his lasting impact on our community.
Mr. Collins made history as the City of Osceola’s first Black Police Chief, dedicating 35 years of service to protecting and serving our citizens. In addition to his work in law enforcement, he also served on the Osceola School District Board for 19 years, helping shape the future of education for generations of students.
His commitment, leadership, and dedication to the City of Osceola continue to inspire us today. We thank Mr. Collins for his years of service and for paving the way for those who follow.
OHS sophomore Skyi Woods is learning how to create and export code to the Adafruit Circuit Playground in Introduction to Computer Science! We love seeing our students explore, create, and grow in the world of computer science!
The OHS Marching Band and ROTC proudly represented OSD at the ANC Black History Program!
We are incredibly proud of these students for showcasing their talent, discipline, and school spirit. Thank you for representing our district with excellence and pride!
We are incredibly proud of these students for showcasing their talent, discipline, and school spirit. Thank you for representing our district with excellence and pride!
Congratulations to the Osceola FFA Agriculture Mechanics Team!
The team competed at the Randolph County Classic Competition and earned an impressive 3rd place finish!
Team members pictured (left to right): Jake Bigham, Braden Kimery, Ayden Wright, and Raymond Moyle.
We are proud of their hard work and dedication in representing Osceola FFA so well!
Today we celebrate National School Resource Officer Day!
We are incredibly grateful for Officer Thompson, Officer Hopkins, and Officer Manning for the dedication, protection, and care they provide to our students and staff each day. Their commitment to keeping our campus safe and building positive relationships with our students does not go unnoticed.
Thank you for all you do to serve, support, and protect our school community. We appreciate you today and every day!
We are incredibly grateful for Officer Thompson, Officer Hopkins, and Officer Manning for the dedication, protection, and care they provide to our students and staff each day. Their commitment to keeping our campus safe and building positive relationships with our students does not go unnoticed.
Thank you for all you do to serve, support, and protect our school community. We appreciate you today and every day!
Three new scholarship opportunities have been posted to the scholarship page! We encourage all seniors to review the opportunities and apply if they meet the requirements.
More information here: https://www.osd1.org/o/ohs/page/scholarship-information
More information here: https://www.osd1.org/o/ohs/page/scholarship-information
Black History Month Spotlight
This month, we proudly recognize Dr. Sherita Willis, a dedicated family medicine physician who has faithfully served our community for over 17 years.
A graduate of Rivercrest High School, Dr. Willis earned her Bachelor of Science in Biology from Mississippi Valley State University and her Master of Science in Biology from Jackson State University. She went on to complete her Doctor of Medicine at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock.
After finishing her residency in 2007, Dr. Willis returned home to open Willis Clinic in Osceola, where she continues to serve as a board-certified family medicine physician, providing compassionate care to families throughout our community.
Please join us in celebrating the outstanding achievements and lasting impact of Dr. Sherita Willis.
This month, we proudly recognize Dr. Sherita Willis, a dedicated family medicine physician who has faithfully served our community for over 17 years.
A graduate of Rivercrest High School, Dr. Willis earned her Bachelor of Science in Biology from Mississippi Valley State University and her Master of Science in Biology from Jackson State University. She went on to complete her Doctor of Medicine at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock.
After finishing her residency in 2007, Dr. Willis returned home to open Willis Clinic in Osceola, where she continues to serve as a board-certified family medicine physician, providing compassionate care to families throughout our community.
Please join us in celebrating the outstanding achievements and lasting impact of Dr. Sherita Willis.
We would like to send a huge congratulations to our Jr. Lady Seminoles on being crowned Conference Champions! The junior high girls secured the title with an exciting 26–23 victory over the Walnut Ridge Lady Bobcats. Way to go, ladies!
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Osceola School District is proud to announce that Mrs. Carla Lee has been promoted from Assistant Principal at Osceola High School to Principal for the 2026–2027 school year.
Mrs. Lee has demonstrated outstanding leadership, dedication, and commitment to our students, staff, and community. We are confident that under her leadership, OHS will continue to thrive and excel.
Please join us in congratulating Mrs. Lee on this well-deserved promotion!
Mrs. Lee has demonstrated outstanding leadership, dedication, and commitment to our students, staff, and community. We are confident that under her leadership, OHS will continue to thrive and excel.
Please join us in congratulating Mrs. Lee on this well-deserved promotion!
We are pleased to announce that Ms. Andrea Bowles will be joining Ms. Christel Smith at the middle school as Assistant Principal for the 2026–2027 school year.
Ms. Bowles comes to the middle school from Carroll Smith Elementary School, where she has faithfully served and supported students and staff. We are excited for the leadership and experience she will bring to her new role.
Please join us in congratulating Ms. Bowles on her new position!
Ms. Bowles comes to the middle school from Carroll Smith Elementary School, where she has faithfully served and supported students and staff. We are excited for the leadership and experience she will bring to her new role.
Please join us in congratulating Ms. Bowles on her new position!
Ms. Charlotte Brown, currently serving as Assistant Principal and Pre-K Director at North Elementary School, will be transitioning to Carroll Smith Elementary School as Assistant Principal for the 2026–2027 school year.
Ms. Brown has been a dedicated leader, and we are excited to see the positive impact she will make at Carroll Smith Elementary.
Join us in congratulating Ms. Brown as she begins this new opportunity!
Ms. Brown has been a dedicated leader, and we are excited to see the positive impact she will make at Carroll Smith Elementary.
Join us in congratulating Ms. Brown as she begins this new opportunity!
We are excited to share that Ms. Tiffany Williams will transition from her role as Assistant Principal at the middle school to become the new Assistant Principal at Osceola High School for the 2026–2027 school year.
Ms. Williams has been a strong leader and advocate for students, and we look forward to the experience and enthusiasm she will bring to OHS.
Congratulations, Ms. Williams, on this exciting new chapter!
Ms. Williams has been a strong leader and advocate for students, and we look forward to the experience and enthusiasm she will bring to OHS.
Congratulations, Ms. Williams, on this exciting new chapter!
