STEMulating News
January 11, 2019
National School Choice Week!
Dear Osceola Science Charter School Parents and Supporters:
During the week of January 20-26, OSCS will join more than 20,000 schools across America in celebrating National School Choice Week (NSCW).
National School Choice Week provides all types of schools with an opportunity to celebrate the positive work that they do and to spotlight students, parents, teachers, and school staff. The celebration is nonpartisan and nonpolitical, and it is not designed to advocate for or against any legislation or public policy. Here at Osceola Science Charter School, we are incredibly thankful to the parents who have chosen our school for their children. NSCW is a time to express this gratitude, and we have several fun, in-school activities planned to do just that.
We encourage all of our parents and supporters to join us in spreading the positive news about Osceola Science Charter School during NSCW. Many families use NSCW to look into their school options and we want them to know that Osceola Science Charter School may be a great fit for them.
If you use social media, consider sharing stories about why your family has chosen OSCS and use the hashtag #schoolchoice.
Thank you!
Doodle for Google!
Please view the PDF below to read more about Doodle for Google and how to sign up!
OSCS Upcoming Field Trips:
- January 16th: 3rd, 4th, & 5th graders will be going to see Pip Squeek: The Anti-Bullying Magic Show
- January 31st: 2nd graders will be going to see Ella Enchanted the Musical
- February 8th: Kindergarten and 1st graders will have an in-house dentist field trip
- March 8th: Kindergarten will be going to Epcot
- April 26th: 2nd graders will be going to Sea World
- May 1st: 4th Grade: St. Augustine
- May 3rd: 1st Grade: Legoland
- May 10th -3rd Grade: Magic Kingdom
- May 17th: 5th Grade: Universal Studios
Little Chef's Club- Making winter sleighs!
1st grade science projects- Ms. Zayas class
Alexander showing his eclipse project board.
Volunteers needed!
Families, we welcome your help at the most hectic times of the day, dismissal. Having plenty of volunteers ensures that we have a safe and swift transition time. If you are interested in volunteering please sign up using the link below.
Please note that in order to volunteer, you must be OASIS Approved. If you are not OASIS approved, please visit our school site and click on VOLUNTEER under the parent tab to start the process.
Familias,
Damos la bienvenida a su ayuda en los momentos más agitados del día, el despido. Tener muchos voluntarios asegura que tengamos un tiempo de transición seguro y rápido. Si está interesado en ser voluntario, regístrese usando el enlace de abajo.
Tenga en cuenta que para ser voluntario, debe estar aprobado por OASIS. Si no está aprobado por OASIS, visite la pagina de nuestra escuela y haga clic en VOLUNTARIO para comenzar el proceso.
Smile Mile- Upper Blue Jacket Park
OSCS Families,
Smile Mile is coming up! This event consists of a one mile children’s race open to children between the ages of five and eleven. This event is for students grades K-5. There is also a Fun Run for anyone under the age of 5! Younger participants may sign up under our school if they would like a t-shirt since the Fun Run is free, and only includes the finisher ribbon.
Date: Saturday, March 2, 2019
Time: Please visit the link below for the race start times
Location: Upper Blue Jacket Park
2501 General Rees Ave
Orlando, FL 32814
The start is located at the intersection of Robin Rd. and Upper Park Rd.
Entry Fees
$8 Through February 16
$11 February 17 - March 1
$16 Race day at race site (If available; capacity is set at 2000)
4 yr & Under Kids Run: FREE (Registration on race day only. No Shirt; finisher's receive a ribbon)
Saturday, Mar 2, 2019, 12:00 AM
2501 General Rees Avenue, Winter Park, FL, USA
School Website - http://www.osceolascience.org/
Study Island - https://app.studyisland.com/cfw/login/
I-Ready - https://login.i-ready.com/
Cookies With A Cop!
8 deputies (including our very own SRO Deputy Toomey) from the Osceola County Sheriff's Office came by and read stories to our 1st grade classes.