Osceola Science Charter School

A heartfelt thank you to Crumbl Kissimmee for the incredibly generous contribution in helping us celebrate our staff this week!
Our team is feeling extra appreciated and a little sweeter thanks to you. Your support helped make this celebration truly special!

A huge thank you to LongHorn Steakhouse -Lake Buena Vista location for treating our teachers and staff to an amazing potato bar during Teacher Appreciation Week! Our staff loved it, and we truly appreciate your generosity and support of our school community.

Thank you so much to all of our parents, students, and fellow staff members for making Teacher Appreciation Week memorable. The festivities for our educators continue this week, starting with their go-to morning beverage from !! From coffee, to tea, to everything in-between, our teachers and staff were ready for the day!

It's finally time - Yearbook are here! If you have not purchased your copy, do so as soon as you can as there are limited copies left. Use the SchoolPay link in the Shark Byte to secure your copy! If you have already purchased, it will be distributed to students throughout the week.

Celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week at OSCS next week! Each day has its own fun theme:
Monday - Something Sweet
Tuesday - Quench Your Thirst!
Wednesday - Note of Appreciation
Thursday - Self-Care
Friday - Fan Favorite!

Happy Librarian Appreciation Day Ms. Moving!

We are so grateful for all that you do to support our students, staff, and school community. Your dedication, creativity, and love for learning truly make a difference every day, and we appreciate you more than words can say.

A belated but heartfelt THANK YOU to our students and staff who participated in their Great Kindness Challenge last week! Students had a blast completing various points on their checklists and spreading kindness throughout the school. Their efforts can still be seen in the hallways today. Being kind may seem like a small gesture, but that's all it takes to brighten someone's day!

This year marks a powerful milestone in our nation’s history.

One hundred years ago, on February 7, 1926, the first Negro History Week was established by Dr. Carter G. Woodson and the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History. What began as a single week dedicated to recognizing and uplifting Black contributions has grown, 100 years later, into the Black History Month we honor today!

Around our school we are celebrating with a bulletin board contest hosted by our Elementary SGA! The boards will be revealed later today. Our students and teachers have worked together to create stunning works that highlight local figures and HBCUs within our nation.