
October is Dyslexia Awareness Month, a time to promote awareness, understanding, and support for students with dyslexia. Every student learns differently, and with the right support and resources, every learner has the opportunity to succeed.
Osceola School District proudly recognizes our Dyslexia Coordinator, Taneshia Baker, and our dedicated Dyslexia Paraprofessionals, Sherri Chalk, Quaterria Harris, Crystal Hearn, and Pamela Scott, for their commitment to supporting students and helping them reach their full potential.
Thank you for the important work you do to empower our students, celebrate their strengths, and create opportunities for success.
At Osceola School District, we celebrate the strength, creativity, and potential of every learner.
Osceola School District proudly recognizes our Dyslexia Coordinator, Taneshia Baker, and our dedicated Dyslexia Paraprofessionals, Sherri Chalk, Quaterria Harris, Crystal Hearn, and Pamela Scott, for their commitment to supporting students and helping them reach their full potential.
Thank you for the important work you do to empower our students, celebrate their strengths, and create opportunities for success.
At Osceola School District, we celebrate the strength, creativity, and potential of every learner.

The Osceola High School National Honor Society invites you to its Induction Ceremony on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. in the Osceola High School Cafeteria.
Guests are encouraged to wear black and/or white as we celebrate our newest National Honor Society inductees.
Guests are encouraged to wear black and/or white as we celebrate our newest National Honor Society inductees.

Please see attached the Red Ribbon days for North Elementary.

Osceola High School will celebrate Red Ribbon Week October 27–30! Students are encouraged to participate in each day’s themed activities as we promote healthy choices and a drug-free lifestyle. Let’s show our Seminole pride while working together toward drug-free, brighter futures.

Get ready for adventures in reading! Carroll Smith Elementary’s Scholastic Book Fair is coming October 26–October 30! Students will have the opportunity to explore exciting books and discover new favorites. Let’s make reading an adventure!

Carroll Smith Elementary will celebrate Red Ribbon Week October 27–30! Students are encouraged to participate in each day’s themed activities as we promote healthy choices and a drug-free future. Together, we can make a difference, be a hero, and stay drug free!

Osceola Middle School invites you to our ELA/Title I Book-or-Treat Fall Festival Night on Thursday, October 29, from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m.! Join us for an evening of reading, games, prizes, and treats as we celebrate literacy and learning. We look forward to seeing our students and families for a frightfully fun night!

Osceola Middle School will celebrate Drug-Free Week October 27–30! Students can participate in themed activities throughout the week as we encourage everyone to make a difference, be a hero, and stay drug-free. Let’s work together to make healthy choices and build a brighter future!

Carroll Smith Elementary ATLAS Interim Testing is coming October 21–22! We encourage our students to get plenty of rest, eat a healthy breakfast, arrive on time, and give their best effort. Let’s stay positive, work hard, and shine bright!

Osceola School District invites you to join us in collecting nonperishable food items to support our community partners at Broadway Outreach Community Center.
Donations will be collected at the entrance gate during our October 23 and October 30 football games. Your generosity can make a difference in the lives of those in our community.
Thank you for helping us support our neighbors!
Donations will be collected at the entrance gate during our October 23 and October 30 football games. Your generosity can make a difference in the lives of those in our community.
Thank you for helping us support our neighbors!

Happy Bosses Day to Superintendent Ms. Toshiba Pugh and Assistant Superintendent Dr. Rickey Greer!
Today, we recognize and celebrate their leadership, vision, and continued dedication to the students, staff, and families of the Osceola School District. Thank you for your commitment to excellence and for helping move our district forward.
Together, we are Driven by GREATness! Happy Bosses Day!
Today, we recognize and celebrate their leadership, vision, and continued dedication to the students, staff, and families of the Osceola School District. Thank you for your commitment to excellence and for helping move our district forward.
Together, we are Driven by GREATness! Happy Bosses Day!

We are excited to officially introduce our newly chartered Principal's Student Advisory Board!
This group of student leaders will serve as a voice for their peers, collaborate with school administration, and help shape a positive school culture while identifying opportunities for growth and improvement at OHS.
Today's kickoff meeting was a GREAT start! We had meaningful conversations, honest dialogue, and valuable exchanges of ideas between students and administration. It was encouraging to hear our students' perspectives and their desire to be part of the solutions that move our school forward.
Student voice matters, and leadership begins with having a seat at the table AND a willingness to do the work!
We are excited about what this group will accomplish!
This group of student leaders will serve as a voice for their peers, collaborate with school administration, and help shape a positive school culture while identifying opportunities for growth and improvement at OHS.
Today's kickoff meeting was a GREAT start! We had meaningful conversations, honest dialogue, and valuable exchanges of ideas between students and administration. It was encouraging to hear our students' perspectives and their desire to be part of the solutions that move our school forward.
Student voice matters, and leadership begins with having a seat at the table AND a willingness to do the work!
We are excited about what this group will accomplish!

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Osceola School District recognized students at last night’s board meeting for their outstanding achievement and growth on the ATLAS summative assessment.
Mia Woodson and Nasir Pippin tied for top ELA achievement with scores of 1076, with Mia also earning top ELA growth.
Derrick Williams (not pictured) earned top Math growth with a score of 1067 and top Math achievement.
Haven Whitfield earned top Biology achievement with a score of 1078, while NyAsya Richmond earned top Biology growth.
Congratulations to these students for their hard work and academic success.

Osceola Middle School is wearing pink every Wednesday in October in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Join us in showing your support as we spread awareness and stand together in the fight against breast cancer!

OMS will have their first quarter awards ceremony Wednesday, October 28. We look forward to seeing you there!

Osceola School District is hosting a FAFSA Event on Tuesday, October 13, from 9 AM–3 PM at the Osceola ANC Campus.
Students can receive assistance completing the FAFSA application, creating an FSA ID, and getting answers to their FAFSA questions. Parents are also welcome and encouraged to attend.
Important: Please bring your cell phone with you. You will need it to complete the two-step verification process when creating your FSA ID.

Next Friday, we’re turning the stands pink!
Join us for our Pink Out during next Friday’s home game as we honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month and stand together in support of those affected by breast cancer.
Wear your pink and help us fill the stands with support, strength, and unity.
Join us for our Pink Out during next Friday’s home game as we honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month and stand together in support of those affected by breast cancer.
Wear your pink and help us fill the stands with support, strength, and unity.

Osceola School District will host its annual flu clinic on October 21.
Flu clinic forms will be sent home with students. Forms must be completed in full and returned to the school by October 14. For more information, please contact your school nurse.
Flu clinic forms will be sent home with students. Forms must be completed in full and returned to the school by October 14. For more information, please contact your school nurse.

