Happy Homecoming! It’s time to come together and show our Seminole pride!
Homecoming is always one of the best times of the year to celebrate our students, our school, and our amazing community. As we gear up for a great night of football, fun, and fellowship, we also want to remind everyone that safety is our top priority.
In light of recent tragedies across the Mid-South at other homecoming and tailgate events, we are taking extra steps to make sure our celebration is joyful, safe, and incident-free.
Please remember:
🚫 No alcohol or alcoholic containers are allowed on school property.
🚫 No drugs or illegal substances or weapons of any kind are permitted.
Let’s keep our campus spaces family-friendly and respectful.
We can’t wait to see you all there ! Come cheer loud, celebrate responsibly, and show what it means to be One Osceola
#Homecoming2025 #SeminolePride #CelebrateSafely #WeBleedPurpleAndGold
Decals are $10 each or two for $15 — a perfect way to represent the Seminoles wherever you go!
Decals can be purchased at home games or through one of our cheerleaders. Thank you for supporting our students!
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Mrs. Charlotte Brown, Assistant Principal at North Elementary, shared her “why” for pursuing a career in education and leadership:
"A career in education and leadership is more than a job to me. It is a mission to inspire learning with teachers and students, foster equity, build community, and lead with purpose. It calls for passion, resilience, and a deep belief in the transformative power of education."
Thank you, Mrs. Brown, for shaping the future of the Osceola School District - one student at a time.
#WeBleedPurpleAndGold #NationalPrincipalsMonth
Friday, October 10, the Seminoles will travel to Newport, Arkansas to face-off against the Greyhounds. Please click on the link below to purchase tickets.
https://shorturl.at/0CCuT
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October is National Principals Month. To celebrate, we are highlighting the incredible principals and assistant principals who lead with purpose and passion across our district.
Mrs. Carla Lee, Assistant Principal at Osceola High School, shared her “why” for pursuing a career in education and leadership:
“One of the biggest reasons I chose to enter education was for the lasting impact and legacy it brings. I wanted to help change the trajectory of students’ lives—to be for them what many of my teachers and administrators were for me: LEADERS who were positive role models who showed me that with hard work and perseverance, anything is possible. I was taught the value of education and was prepared for life beyond the classroom because of their guidance and support. Like them, it is my goal to teach the WHOLE child.
Now, as an administrator, my influence extends even further. I have the privilege of impacting not just individual students, but entire classrooms, teachers, and school communities. My life’s purpose is to leave this world “empty,” having poured out everything God placed in me to give. That is LEGACY. That is IMPACT. That is MY WHY.”
Thank you, Mrs. Lee, for shaping the future of the Osceola School District - one student at a time.
#WeBleedPurpleAndGold #NationalPrincipalsMonth
The ANC TRIO Talent Search program recently visited Osceola Middle School to inspire and support students on their path to college. The program helps students reach their educational goals by providing academic support, college and financial aid guidance, and mentoring. TRIO works to remove barriers to higher education and ensure students from all backgrounds have the opportunity to attend and complete college.
A Special Thanks to Miss Jamica Jacobs-ANC TRIO Educational Talent Search Advisor.
Big congratulations to Coach Robert Hooks, our Athletic Director and Head Football Coach, on being nominated as Educator of the Year by the Chamber of Commerce! His leadership on and off the field inspires our students and community every day.
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OMS Celebrates National Bullying Prevention Month
October 2025 #BlueUp
This is your chance to make bullying prevention heard around the world! You can begin to change the culture by putting an end to Bullying and Cyberbullying! Please wear blue this month to raise awareness about bullying.
#WeBleedPurpleAndGold #NationalCustodianDay
Checkout photos from the celebration below!
https://photos.app.goo.gl/YbDTvtiEN4uTbUfUA
Osceola Middle School Celebrates National Hispanic Month!
Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated each year from September 15 to October 15. It began as a week-long celebration in 1968 under President Johnson.
Here are five facts about Hispanic Heritage Month:
It spans two months and starts on a significant date The celebration runs from September 15 to October 15, with the start date chosen because it marks the independence days of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua.
It has a week-long origin The observance started as a week in 1968, a concept first proclaimed by President Lyndon B. Johnson.
It was expanded by President Reagan In 1988, President Ronald Reagan expanded Hispanic Heritage Week to a full month-long observance.
It celebrates diverse cultures and populations Hispanic Heritage Month honors the rich history, diverse cultures, and significant contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, Central and South America, and the Caribbean.
It includes other independence days In addition to the September 15 independence dates, the observance also encompasses the independence of Mexico on September 16 and Chile on September 18.
Osceola Middle School is ready to show Seminole pride for Homecoming Week. Staff and students are prepared for an eventful week!
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This afternoon, a group of Osceola High School students returning from ANC College on the Blytheville campus experienced a significant delay due to a major traffic accident. Please note that neither our school nor our students were involved in the accident.
As a result of the traffic jam, the bus was held up for an extended time, and unfortunately, students were unable to have lunch. With the assistance of the Osceola Police Department, Arkansas State Troopers, and Highway Patrol, the bus was safely rerouted and is now on its way back to campus.
Once the bus arrives, we will provide food for our students as quickly as possible.
We truly appreciate the cooperation of law enforcement in helping resolve this situation and thank our parents for their patience and understanding as we worked to ensure our students’ safe return.