Congratulations to the Majorette and Flag Team for the 2026–2027 school year. We are proud of each of you and look forward to a great season ahead.
Osceola High School will hold its Baccalaureate service on Sunday, May 3 at 5:00 in the arena.
Family, friends, and community members are invited to come together as we honor and celebrate the Class of 2026 during this special occasion.
Family, friends, and community members are invited to come together as we honor and celebrate the Class of 2026 during this special occasion.
Osceola High School will host cheerleading tryouts for both junior high and high school students in May.
OHS Junior High Cheerleading tryouts will be held May 4–5, 2026, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the OHS Gym. On May 5, tryouts will begin at 4:30 p.m. and continue until finished.
Osceola High School Cheerleading tryouts will be held May 6–7, 2026, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the high school gym. On May 7, tryouts will begin at 4:30 p.m. and continue until finished.
All students must have a current physical on file in order to participate.
OHS Junior High Cheerleading tryouts will be held May 4–5, 2026, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the OHS Gym. On May 5, tryouts will begin at 4:30 p.m. and continue until finished.
Osceola High School Cheerleading tryouts will be held May 6–7, 2026, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the high school gym. On May 7, tryouts will begin at 4:30 p.m. and continue until finished.
All students must have a current physical on file in order to participate.
National Honor Society Car Wash Fundraiser
Join us on May 2nd from 10 AM to 2 PM at Gary’s Pizza in Osceola, AR for a car wash fundraiser hosted by the Osceola Chapter of the National Honor Society.
The cost is a $10 minimum per car, and additional donations are welcome. All proceeds will go to the Haven of Northeast Arkansas, a safe house that supports victims of domestic abuse.
If you are unable to attend but would still like to contribute, donations can be made using the QR code on the flyer.
We appreciate your support and hope to see you there.
Join us on May 2nd from 10 AM to 2 PM at Gary’s Pizza in Osceola, AR for a car wash fundraiser hosted by the Osceola Chapter of the National Honor Society.
The cost is a $10 minimum per car, and additional donations are welcome. All proceeds will go to the Haven of Northeast Arkansas, a safe house that supports victims of domestic abuse.
If you are unable to attend but would still like to contribute, donations can be made using the QR code on the flyer.
We appreciate your support and hope to see you there.
Please help us celebrate this important milestone!
Fourth grade to 5th grade (or middle school) Step Up Day is an important transitional event that eases anxiety, builds excitement, and prepares students for increased independence, new social dynamics, and higher academic expectations. It provides a firsthand preview of the new building such as new behavior expectations,changing classes and meeting teachers, which helps alleviate fears of "the unknown".
Fourth grade to 5th grade (or middle school) Step Up Day is an important transitional event that eases anxiety, builds excitement, and prepares students for increased independence, new social dynamics, and higher academic expectations. It provides a firsthand preview of the new building such as new behavior expectations,changing classes and meeting teachers, which helps alleviate fears of "the unknown".
OHS held their annual JROTC Awards Banquet, celebrating the hard work, leadership, and dedication of our outstanding cadets. Throughout the evening, cadets were recognized for their achievements, commitment to service, and excellence in both academics and leadership.
Check out more photos and videos from the event: https://photos.app.goo.gl/mZ8CDXBvBWtyuJ9eA
Check out more photos and videos from the event: https://photos.app.goo.gl/mZ8CDXBvBWtyuJ9eA
Our seniors added a little extra joy to the school day today with a lighthearted prank—bringing babies along with them! It was a fun and memorable moment that had everyone smiling and enjoying the spirit of their final year.
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Happy Bus Driver Appreciation Day to our amazing bus drivers! The Osceola School District thanks each and every one of you!
Join us as we celebrate the achievements of our graduating seniors at the OHS Senior Awards & Scholarship Ceremony.
The ceremony will take place on May 1, 2026, at 9:00 AM in the Arena. We look forward to recognizing the hard work, dedication, and success of our students.
The ceremony will take place on May 1, 2026, at 9:00 AM in the Arena. We look forward to recognizing the hard work, dedication, and success of our students.
Seminole Nation! It is time for the Alumni Basketball Game!
Last year was an incredible time, but this year we’re turning it up even more as we celebrate our BACK-TO-BACK State Champions!
Mark your calendars for May 23 and come out to support your Seminoles as our alumni hit the court and put on a show for the fans. All proceeds from the event will go toward this year’s team championship rings.
If you are interested in playing, please contact anyone listed on the flyer so we can make sure no one is left out. Vendor spots will also be available.
The deadline to sign up to play is May 18. Please register by the deadline so rosters can be finalized. We can’t wait to see Seminole Nation show up big once again!
Last year was an incredible time, but this year we’re turning it up even more as we celebrate our BACK-TO-BACK State Champions!
Mark your calendars for May 23 and come out to support your Seminoles as our alumni hit the court and put on a show for the fans. All proceeds from the event will go toward this year’s team championship rings.
If you are interested in playing, please contact anyone listed on the flyer so we can make sure no one is left out. Vendor spots will also be available.
The deadline to sign up to play is May 18. Please register by the deadline so rosters can be finalized. We can’t wait to see Seminole Nation show up big once again!
North/ Administrative Assistant Day
Today we celebrate Ms. Savannah Williams on Administrative Assistant Day. Ms. Savannah is always a welcoming face in the front office. We appreciate all she does for our students, families, and staff.
April is Autism Awareness Month, and today we are proud to celebrate two incredible students from Osceola School District who truly represent growth, determination, and the power of support. 💙
While we celebrate all of our amazing students with autism across the district, we want to highlight two who have made remarkable progress this year. For most of their academic journey, both students have been nonverbal. This year, we’ve witnessed inspiring growth as they began using one-word responses and short phrases.
And now, an even greater milestone…
Jessie, a 2nd-grade student, successfully read the reading portion of his ATLAS test, and Sean, a 1st grader, independently typed his spelling words. In the past, completing verbal components of testing was not possible, but that is no longer their story.
This is what growth looks like.
This is what perseverance looks like.
This is what happens when belief, dedication, and teamwork come together.
We are incredibly proud of Jessie and Sean for these outstanding accomplishments. Their success is a powerful reminder that when families, educators, and paraprofessionals work together, amazing things happen.
Thank you to everyone who supports our students each day, your commitment truly makes a difference.
Osceola School District is proud today and always. 💙
#AutismAwarenessMonth #StudentSuccess #OsceolaStrong #GrowthMindset #MakingADifference #Inclusion 💜💛💜💛
While we celebrate all of our amazing students with autism across the district, we want to highlight two who have made remarkable progress this year. For most of their academic journey, both students have been nonverbal. This year, we’ve witnessed inspiring growth as they began using one-word responses and short phrases.
And now, an even greater milestone…
Jessie, a 2nd-grade student, successfully read the reading portion of his ATLAS test, and Sean, a 1st grader, independently typed his spelling words. In the past, completing verbal components of testing was not possible, but that is no longer their story.
This is what growth looks like.
This is what perseverance looks like.
This is what happens when belief, dedication, and teamwork come together.
We are incredibly proud of Jessie and Sean for these outstanding accomplishments. Their success is a powerful reminder that when families, educators, and paraprofessionals work together, amazing things happen.
Thank you to everyone who supports our students each day, your commitment truly makes a difference.
Osceola School District is proud today and always. 💙
#AutismAwarenessMonth #StudentSuccess #OsceolaStrong #GrowthMindset #MakingADifference #Inclusion 💜💛💜💛
North ATLAS Testing Starting April 28. North Students are ready to Glow and Grow!!
Today we celebrate Administrative Professionals Day and the incredible individuals who help keep our district running smoothly every single day. Their organization, dedication, and attention to detail make a difference in every school and every office.
We are proud to recognize:
Bea McCorkley – District Administrative Assistant
Tina Gordon – OMS Administrative Assistant
Savannah Williams – North Administrative Assistant
Kila Chew – OHS Administrative Assistant
Audra High – OHS Administrative Assistant/Bookkeeper
Xavia Allen – SPED Administrative Assistant
Kelli Hastings – CSE Administrative Assistant
Thank you for the countless ways you support our students, staff, and community. We appreciate all that you do!
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We are proud to recognize:
Bea McCorkley – District Administrative Assistant
Tina Gordon – OMS Administrative Assistant
Savannah Williams – North Administrative Assistant
Kila Chew – OHS Administrative Assistant
Audra High – OHS Administrative Assistant/Bookkeeper
Xavia Allen – SPED Administrative Assistant
Kelli Hastings – CSE Administrative Assistant
Thank you for the countless ways you support our students, staff, and community. We appreciate all that you do!
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We are seeking input from parents and community members to help guide the district’s planning and decision-making process. This survey is part of our ongoing effort to better understand the needs of our students, families, and schools as we develop our district’s strategic plan.
Your feedback will help us identify strengths, prioritize areas for improvement, and ensure that our resources and efforts are aligned to support student success. All responses will remain confidential and will be used in aggregate to inform district decisions.
The survey should take approximately 5–10 minutes to complete. Please complete the survey by noon on Monday, April 27th.
We appreciate your time and value your input as an important part of this process.
Link to survey: https://shorturl.at/5TLkb
Your feedback will help us identify strengths, prioritize areas for improvement, and ensure that our resources and efforts are aligned to support student success. All responses will remain confidential and will be used in aggregate to inform district decisions.
The survey should take approximately 5–10 minutes to complete. Please complete the survey by noon on Monday, April 27th.
We appreciate your time and value your input as an important part of this process.
Link to survey: https://shorturl.at/5TLkb
Today, CSE first and second grade students had the opportunity to participate in an exciting ATLAS Pep Rally! During the rally, students were cheered on, encouraged, and motivated to do their very best on the ATLAS test, which begins tomorrow, April 22nd and continues on April 23rd. Each class played an active role by performing cheers, chants, and dances. Students also sang along and moved to upbeat songs focused on the importance of giving their best effort on the test. Throughout the event, students were introduced to powerful words of encouragement to help them stay focused and confident. We were especially honored to have three Seniors from our state championship basketball team to share inspiring and motivational words with our students, encouraging them to work hard and believe in themselves. Students also received uplifting encouragement from Principal Holmes centered around three key words: Focus, Try, and Believe, reminding them that they have everything they need to succeed. The pep rally was kicked off by the CSE Steppers, under the direction of Assistant Principal Bowles. Their performance energized the crowd and reinforced the message of doing their best on the ATLAS test. At the conclusion of the rally, students were celebrated in a special way as third and fourth grade students lined the hallways, cheering them on as they returned to class. This show of support created an unforgettable moment of unity and encouragement. Students were also reminded of the importance of reaching their goal of 1060. Mr. Butler and Coach Allen kept the energy high throughout the event with music and engaging crowd activities. Overall, the ATLAS Pep Rally was a powerful and positive experience that left our students feeling confident, supported, and ready to succeed! Click on the link to view some of the exciting moments during the Pep Rally https://photos.app.goo.gl/kfnmY2zLTahPhE4W6
Osceola High School is proud to recognize these outstanding Junior Scholars who scored an 18 or higher on the ACT:
Jake Bingham
Takironee Evans
Promise Hatch
Uniti Seals
Maryah Davis
Derricka Williams (not pictured)
Their hard work and dedication are paying off, and we are excited to see all they continue to accomplish. Help us congratulate these students on their achievement!
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Jake Bingham
Takironee Evans
Promise Hatch
Uniti Seals
Maryah Davis
Derricka Williams (not pictured)
Their hard work and dedication are paying off, and we are excited to see all they continue to accomplish. Help us congratulate these students on their achievement!
#WeBleedPurpleAndGold
The Osceola Seminole Baseball team would like to extend a huge thank you to Harding Academy and Shane Fullerton for the opportunity to be part of their Military Appreciation Day and to honor our own Master Sgt. Larry Bryant. Sgt. Bryant even served as our honorary 1st base coach, making the day even more special. Our athletes had the chance to serve, honor, and learn valuable lessons about leadership while also playing a great game. I’m incredibly proud of each and every player on this team.
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Big news from OHS Agriculture! Arkansas Forestry has officially confirmed and documented that our students have grown the first recorded albino tree in the state of Arkansas. This incredible tree was sprouted from an acorn by our very own students, making this discovery even more special.
Albino trees are extremely rare and occur due to a genetic abnormality that prevents them from producing chlorophyll, meaning they cannot survive on their own without support. We are proud of our students for being part of such a unique and remarkable moment in agricultural science.
Albino trees are extremely rare and occur due to a genetic abnormality that prevents them from producing chlorophyll, meaning they cannot survive on their own without support. We are proud of our students for being part of such a unique and remarkable moment in agricultural science.
The OHS FFA Greenhouse Sale kicks off April 23. Stop by and support our students while stocking up on plants for your garden.
6-pack plants are available for $3 and include a variety of tomatoes, peppers, greens, squash, cucumber, cabbage, golden sedum, and cilantro. 4" single plants are $2 and include golden sedum, English ivy, and loofa gourds.
Come out and show your support for our FFA students while supplies last.
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6-pack plants are available for $3 and include a variety of tomatoes, peppers, greens, squash, cucumber, cabbage, golden sedum, and cilantro. 4" single plants are $2 and include golden sedum, English ivy, and loofa gourds.
Come out and show your support for our FFA students while supplies last.
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