OSS High School is planning a trip to Washington, DC on May 30th, 2013 for 3 days and 2 nights. This field trip is open to all OSS High School students and is an opportunity for them to explore some of the landmarks and museums that make up the nation’s capital.
We will have welcome picnic for 6th grade and any new middle/high school students and their families and on Saturday September 15th 1:00 – 3:00 PM.
OSES Grandparents Night Celebration
K – 2 on Thursday, September 6th
6pm to 7pm
3 – 5 on Friday, September 7th
6pm to 7pm
Want to join a Science Olympiad or Robotics team at OSS?
To sign up parents and students must attend an informational meeting this Saturday August 25, 2012 at Orlando Science Schools. See timesand costs, if any, below:
If you want to enroll in a club or change your club please fill club change and request form. This form is also available at front desk.
Orlando Science Schools is PROUD to announce that we are once again an "A" school! Many thanks to our dedicated staff, students and all of our families who continue to support OSS in all of its endeavors. With a total of 730 total school grade points, we are ranked high in the District, the Top 37th in the State and in the Top 12th for charter school!!Orlando Science continues to be a school "Where the best just get better!" We hope everyone is enjoying a summer filled with family and friends, and we look forward to seeing you at Orientation Day.
Dear OSS and OSES parents,
We are happy to announce the orientation dates for our campus!
June 11 to August 3
8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Monday through Friday
( Closed: Weekends and Holidays)
The OSS summer reading program can be found here. This link contains the rubrics, summer reading list, and requirements for the summer reading requirements. Questions can be directed to Mrs. Frunker at frunker@orlandoscience.org. Remember that high school students MUST read three books from their list and middle school students MUST read two books from their list.
OSS Science Olympiad ranked in top 10 in two categories at National Science Olympiad last Saturday!
In Experimental Design category; Beth Martin, Daniela Gutierrez, and Raquel Guerrero received 6th place.
In Awesome Aquifer category; Carlos Barea and Isaac Gordon received 9th place.
Orlando Science School Math Department is proud of our students that were recognized by the Duke University TIP Program. The Statewide recognition ceremony was held at the University of Florida in Gainesville on Tuesday, May 22nd, 2012.
