Orlando Science School 4th Annual Science and Engineering Fair was held on Friday, December 9th, and the School Gymnasium was a hub of excitement as students, teachers, parents and judges viewed many excellent projects on display.
On Saturday, November 12th, OSS students participated in the City of Orlando's Veteran's Day parade to honor our brave men and woman who have given of themselves for our country. The Service Learning Club was asked to carry the City of Orlando banner in the front of the parade!!!The students had an amazing time while saluting those who have made our country great!
The National Honor and Junior Honor Society is having a canned food drive to benefit the Second Harvest Food Bank.
Orlando Science Schools participating Red Ribbon Week by having events throughout the week. Students will wear red ribbons the whole week to show support for a drug-free school. Please click "read more" to see Red Ribbon Week schedule.
On October 4th Orlando Science School’s chapter of the National Junior Honor Society inducted all of their Spring 2011 new members.
ONLINE RESOURCES WEBSITES
Dear Parent/Guardian,
Below you may find web sites and detail information for our online resources.
These websites will help our students achieve better and reach their goals! Your student has the same password and username for all these three online resources. If you lose your username and password, please contact the front office phone extension 100. Should you have any questions or problems accessing these sites, please contact Mr. Han.
Please click to see Science Olympiad Presentation.
You can download application form here.
OSS students competed in the National Science Olympiad in Madison, Wisconsin after winning 2nd in the State of Florida!!!!
The students worked extremely hard and put forth their best effort!!!
It was the first time for OSS to go to Nationals and they learned so much!!
On Wednesday, May 25, 2011, students from Orlando Science Schools (OSS) will welcome representatives from The Nature Conservancy and Brevard Zoo to learn how to construct “oyster mats” as part of the Indian River Lagoon Oyster Reef Restoration Project. The goal of this event is to build 200+ oyster mats, making it the largest oyster mat-making event ever in Central Florida.
