The NJHS had hosted a cupcake gram to help raise money towards the Relay for Life goal. The cupcake grams were delivered during Teacher Appreciation Week with a message from the students to their teacher. Thank you to everyone who participated and we look forward to doing this event again.
Christina N. was honored as the OSS Key Club Outstanding Student of the Year. She received the award from the Kiwanis Club at a banquet held to honor the outstanding members across the central Florida area.
OSS Drama Club hosted their very first Improv. Night on Tuesday, May 15. Based on the comedic "Whose Line is It Anyway" show, students participated in various improvisational games such as "Expand It," "Props," and "Monologue Thief."
This past Monday, May 14th, the music programs from the Orlando Science School Lynx Lane and Technology Campus hosted their annual Spring Concert series at the concert hall at Seminole State College - Lake Mary/Sanford campus.
In December, Mrs. Frunker’s 7th grade students participated in a writing contest where students had to write a short essay of what they would do if they were elected Mayor sponsored by the Florida League of Mayors and the Florida League of Cities. Over 3,000
Orlando Science Schools' FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) team 4013 Clockwork Mania participated in the FIRST Championship in Houston, Texas from April 18th to April 21st, 2018. Participation at the championship is the highlight of the team’s season and allows the students to interact with more than 400
May is National Physical Fitness and Sports Month! To celebrate and encourage physical activity, the PE department is hosting a week of after school activities that will be between 3- 4:30. All proceeds will go to the PE department. Sign up for activities with Mrs. Mulligan!
On Friday, April 27, 2018, the National Junior and National Honor Society students participated in the Relay for Life event held at Edgewater High School. Over seventy students participated in the event and Orlando Science team raised over $2,000 for this worthy cause.
Drama club will host its first Improv. Night on Tuesday, May 15th from 5:30-6:30pm in the OSS cafeteria. Admission is $3 a person with first-come, first-serve seating. Tickets can be purchased at the door with cash or check. Concessions will also be on sale.
The OSS Face Painting Club was established spring of 2017 and continues to gauge interest from students in all grade levels. Club members participate in various events throughout the year such as the Fall Festival, Halloween Dance Party, Model UN Day, Science Fair/STEM Art Day, and Earth Day. The club is open to both middle and high school students.
OSS Drama Club performed their production of Disney's Beauty and the Beast this past Sunday at the beautiful Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts. After three months of rehearsing, making props, gathering costumes, and bringing all of the pieces of the play together, the performance was a great success! For many of the cast and crew, this was their first production while a few others were more seasoned.
This past Friday, our OSS Seniors participated in the 2018 Universal Grad Bash event. It is the annual event that allows seniors from schools all over the state to go to Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure for a night of fun that goes into the early morning hours.
