Please make plans to join us on April 18th and don't forget to RSVP with the QR code or this link:
Here are this weeks' Explorer updates.
How do you motivate your students to meet an ambitious PTA fundraising goal? You promise them their Principal and Assistant Principal will race each other wearing inflatables! Check the FB posts for videos!#MyOMSK8
Check out our March Osceola Globe!
Here are our weekly updates!
1st grade fun with iReady's Plory! Their class had the highest percentage of lessons passed in K-2 and Plory joined in their learning fun for the week! #MyOMSK8 #iReady
6th grade cell lab! Students tested which solutions added to the mass of cells. #MyOMSK8
Explorer Families- it's our Annual Science Night! We can't wait to see you here March 19th!
Congratulations to our Osceola Meta Blazers Drones team! They competed in their first Drone competition on Saturday and we are so proud of them! #MyOMSK8
Osceola Magnet School is moving to a new campus, and we are excited to welcome our current and incoming families for an exclusive first look.
Please save the date for our Campus Community Open House on April 18 from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM.
This special event is designed for our Osceola families to tour the new campus, explore classrooms and learning spaces, and experience the environment where students will learn and grow. Whether you are already part of our school community or joining us this upcoming school year, this is a wonderful opportunity to see our new home and connect with school leaders.
We look forward to welcoming our Osceola families and celebrating this exciting new beginning together.
Don't forget to pre-purchase your Big Shots tickets for tomorrow night!
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3rd graders not only study our solar system, they take Virtual Expeditions to explore our galaxy and beyond! #STEM
Our PTA Move A Thon was a success! Our students had a blast and HUGE Thank you's to our families and donors for helping us meet our goal!
Today, excitement filled the cafeteria full of 2nd-grade students as Bob Livingston, a 97-year-old Red Cross volunteer, visited. As Florida's oldest volunteer, Bob has dedicated 27 years to the cause. His visit was timely, as students were learning about the Civil War and Clara Barton, the American Red Cross founder. Bob shared engaging stories about Barton’s legacy and the Red Cross's ongoing vital services, inspiring students to appreciate volunteerism.
Scoops of Smiles is happening at Osceola Magnet School.
Serving students K through 8, Osceola is a nationally recognized Cognia STEM School and Model School located near the St. Lucie County line and Lakewood Park.
Future kindergarten families are invited to explore our innovative classrooms, connect with teachers, and learn how STEM education begins in the earliest years.
We will end the evening with an Ice Cream Sundae Social to celebrate this exciting step.
No registration required. Explore Osceola.
Serving students K through 8, Osceola is a nationally recognized Cognia STEM School and Model School located near the St. Lucie County line and Lakewood Park.
Future kindergarten families are invited to explore our innovative classrooms, connect with teachers, and learn how STEM education begins in the earliest years.
We will end the evening with an Ice Cream Sundae Social to celebrate this exciting step.
No registration required. Explore Osceola.
Our 6th graders proudly showcased their Marble Transport Engineering Design Challenge projects to our 5th graders during a dynamic Gallery Walk & Talk.
Using the engineering design process, students designed and refined systems to transport a marble through a controlled pathway, applying principles of force, motion, gravity, and problem-solving along the way. But the true highlight? Watching our 6th graders step into the role of mentors.
They explained their design constraints, prototypes, testing data, and revisions with clarity and confidence. Our 5th graders asked thoughtful questions, analyzed structure and stability, and left inspired for what’s ahead next year.
This is what collaboration looks like.
This is what engineering tomorrows leaders looks like in action.
We are proud of the critical thinking, communication skills, and leadership on display today!
Here are our Weekly Explorer Updates!
🔬 3rd Grade STEM in Action! 🔬
Our incredible 3rd graders took learning beyond the classroom walls with a hands-on STEM adventure at the Orlando Science Center!
From interactive engineering challenges to exploring force, motion, energy, and life sciences, our students weren’t just observing science, they were doing science.
They asked questions, tested hypotheses, built solutions, and collaborated like true young scientists and engineers.
Experiences like this bring our standards to life and ignite curiosity in ways textbooks simply can’t. We are proud of how our students represented our school!
Thank you to our teachers and chaperones for creating opportunities that power up learning and make STEM unforgettable. 💡
Congratulations Mrs. Jones! Your passion, creativity and commitment to excellence bring learning to life for our students every day. We are so proud to have you representing our school and our community! Thank you for all you do! #MyOMSK8
