OSS Senior Yasmin F. has been given the National Merit Hispanic Scholar award by the College Board’s National Hispanic Recognition Program. This is one of the highest academic honors that can be included on college applications. Congratulations Yasmin on a job well done!
Congratulations to Senior Christina T. for not only being accepted to MIT, but RICE University, DUKE University and Stanford University! Christina is a true example of hard work and dedication when reaching your goals! Where will she get accepted to next ?
We are pleased to announce that the Orlando Science Juniors have qualified for the 2019 National Merit Scholarship Program based upon their 2017 PSAT/NMSQT Scores. “The National Merit® Scholarship Program is an academic competition for recognition and scholarships that began in 1955.
Congratulations to our first recipients of the “Orca Character Awards”
“Outreach towards community”-History Department
Student: Jenny N. 10th grade
Jenny is a dedicated member of Key Club, a community outreach club, and makes sure to attend all their events.
Congratulations to the students listed and pictured below for being selected as our March Students of the Month. These students were nominated by their teachers for
always going above and beyond what is asked, they are kind to others and are a true example of our ORCA Values. Congratulations to all and thank you for everything that you do!
This past Saturday OSS had its very own BACE exam. The BACE exam is a certification exam for our Biomedical students! These students have taken almost 3 years of biomed. Students were tested not just on test information but also on practical laboratory techniques! This exam tests them on their knowledge over the past years, from culturing bacteria to separating DNA.
Orlando Science Middle High Drama Department would like to invite you to our spring production of Disney's Beauty and the Beast at Dr Phillips Center. April 29th at 3:00 pm! Drama Club is accepting donations for their upcoming Spring Production of Disney's Beauty and the Beast. You can donate $12, $15, $20 or more per guest attending. After your donation, you will receive an Invitation card and production instructions. Space is limited.
Orlando Science is pleased to announce that Abhinav D. was accepted UC Berkley and GA Tech. Additionally, he was accepted to all of the top engineering schools of the listed colleges below. Congratulations Abhi on this outstanding achievement!
- NCSU
- UF
Marbling club joined the Art Around the World event at Water Bridge Elementary school to demonstrate the magic of marbling. This was a unique and entertaining experience for students to teach the techniques of marbling on paper. Our Marbling Club students helped younger students to produce traditional patterns, or create individual expressions. Thank you to Noel and Emily for your hard work and patience.
Mark your calendars for Thursday April 19th 2018 there will be an OSS Parent Workshop covering the topic “WHAT IS GOING ON WITH MY CHILD? UNDERSTANDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF EARLY ADOLESCENTS”. The workshop will be presented by Ms. Bumgarner the OSS School Counselor, please see the flyer below for more information. If you are interested in attending please RSVP using the link below, space is limited! http://www.signupgenius.com/go/60b0c44a8ac2ca1f85-ossparent
This past Saturday we held our last CPR session of the year! These participants are now prepared to handle emergency situations involving analytical shock, cardiac arrest, major cuts, and even choking. This has been an amazing opportunity for our OSS family. Instead of paying a lot of money for certification these courses allow the same certification status while giving back to our OSS HOSA chapter. I would like to congratulate everyone who has taken any measures to become certify in first aid and CPR.
We are pleased to announce that the Orlando Science Fighting Orkkas Team was featured on the USA Fencing Facebook Page, we are so proud of their accomplishments in their first year and we are looking forward in watching them succeed! For a look at the article please visit;
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