Osceola School District #1

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!

Check out these photos from Senior Night! It was a fantastic evening celebrating our graduating athletes and ROTC members.

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OHS would like to thank Ms. Gwen Long for generously donating prize bags filled with goodies for students who correctly answer our daily Black History Knowledge questions.

There will be no school this Friday as our teachers participate in a Professional Development Day. We’ll see our students back in class on Tuesday!

It’s Book Fair Time at CSE! Stop by and explore a great selection of books your students will love. Every purchase helps support our school.

Please note that Valentine's Day gifts will not be accepted at any OSD campus.

Picture day for OMS has been rescheduled for Friday, February 20th.

There will be a Cheer Interest Meeting for students in grades 6–11 who are interested in trying out for cheer. Students must attend with a parent or guardian. We look forward to seeing everyone there and sharing important information about the upcoming season!

On Monday, the OHS Baseball Team had the incredible opportunity to receive MLB-level coaching from professional baseball player and Arkansas native, Delta Cleary Jr. of the Toronto Blue Jays.

Cleary shared his experience, insight, and passion for the game, giving our players a firsthand look at what it takes to compete at the next level. We appreciate him taking the time to invest in our student-athletes.

School will be in session on the dates outlined below. Regular attendance is expected for both students and staff on these makeup days. Thank you for your continued support as we make up lost instructional time.

Black History Month Spotlight

We proudly recognize Joe Harris Jr., Osceola’s first African American mayor. Born and raised in Osceola, he is a Rosenwald High School graduate and attended the Tuskegee Institute and Arkansas State University.

Mayor Harris served in the Arkansas State Legislature from 1994–2000 and has held leadership roles with numerous state and local organizations. A self-made entrepreneur and dedicated community leader, he credits his family, teachers, and community for his success.

We thank Mayor Harris for his leadership, service, and lasting impact on Osceola’s history and future.

🎉 100 Days Smarter! 🎉 Our Pre-K students are celebrating 100 Days of Learning today! 💯📚 From counting to 100, creating colorful projects, and showing off their 100-day style, our youngest learners have grown so much since the first day of school. We are so proud of their hard work, curiosity, and BIG smiles! 🧠💙 Thank you to our amazing teachers and families for supporting these little learners every step of the way. Here’s to 100 days of learning—and many more to come! 🎈✨ #100DaysOfLearning #PreKFun #LittleLearners #GrowingEveryDay #SchoolPride https://photos.app.goo.gl/nWw7SUsiMpjkexW46

North/ Kindergarten Learning Targets Students have been working hard to meet learning targets. Targets met for knowing all upper and lowercase letters and sounds and counting to 50. Great job students, great job teachers!! We are one- Osceola North Elementary

North/ ATLAS Mid-Year Testing

North Elementary will be testing next week, February 10-11. Please encourage your child to do his/her best on the test.

Effective immediately, backpacks are not allowed in the arena during games. Staff will not hold or store backpacks, and students who arrive with one will be turned away at the door. Students coming directly after school must arrange for a parent or guardian to pick up their backpack before entering. There will be no exceptions.

February is Black History Month, a time to honor the achievements, resilience, and contributions of Black Americans who have shaped our nation and continue to inspire future generations. Throughout the month, we will highlight individuals, stories, and moments that reflect the lasting impact of Black history in education and beyond.

Please see the rescheduled testing dates for the ATLAS.

We are so grateful for our incredible school counselors — Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Andrews, and Mrs. Hoskins. Their dedication, compassion, and commitment to supporting our students academically, socially, and emotionally make a lasting impact every single day.

School will be back in session tomorrow. We are excited to welcome students and staff back and resume our regular school program. Thank you to our parents and families for your patience and understanding.