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The Oceanside School District is a leader in educational excellence and student achievement, educating 5,500 students Pre-K-12.

Oceanside High School consistently ranks in the top 1.5% of high schools nationwide.

Students, staff & admin raised over $2K for the Ryan Patrick O'Shea Foundation at the Sources of Strength volleyball game.

Dr. Devorah. Heitner, digital media expert and author, speaks to parents at Saturday Symposium March 18.

Parents turned out for the Parent University Saturday Symposium at OHS March 18.

School 8 students on stage as entire cast ensemble completes The Candy Man number in Willy Wonka.

School #8 is ready for its evening performance of Willy Wonka.

Kindergarteners were 100th day paper hats and stand in doorway, between paper streamers.

Happy 100th Day of Kindergarten!

OHS students spent a day immersed in language. Activities alternated writing and speaking with ice-breaker activities. — OHS students spent a day immersed in language activities.
Learn more about the day of immersion.

The cast of The Addams Family makes its curtain call at OMS.

Congratulations to OMS for selling out its first night of The Addams Family!

Approximately 40 students, grades 3-12, on stage for All County Music recognition.

All County Music students were among 200 honorees at January's BOE mtg.

Schoolhouse graphic with three students in front and school bus in background. School Calendar 2023-24 is Approved. — .
**View One Page Approved School Calendar**

Four high school students join their raised hands during Mary Poppins performance. — OHS student directed production of Mary Poppins visits School #3
Tickets for January 20 & 21 performances here.

So Fun City assembly performer encourages students to cheer for their classmates during assembly.

School #8 students cheer for classmates during assembly.

Bubblemania performer creates a giant bubble around a student.

School #3 students learn the art and science of bubbles

School 5 and 8 students from Project Extra Grade 6.

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Dr. Phyllis S. Harrington, Superintendent of Oceanside Schools

A Video Message from The Superintendent

Dr. Harrington has posted her monthly video message to the community with a list of upcoming events for students and families.

OMS students at the FIRST Lego League Robotics regional championship in March 2023.

OMS Robotics Team Goes To Championship

Legally Blonde Play at OHS 3/31 and 4/1 at 7:30 pm. Call 516-678-1221 for tix and info.

OHS presents Legally Blonde Friday, March 31 and Saturday, April 1

Don't miss Legally Blonde March 31 and April 1 at 7:30 pm. Tix $10 at SHOWTIX4U.com or use the QR code on the flyer. Call 516-678-1220 for more information.

The Great Oceanside Cook Off is from March 1-31, 2023. Flip grid entries to: https://flip.com/groups/14375698/topics.

Great Oceanside Cook-Off Returns!

It's National Nutrition Month and what better way to celebrate than by entering the Great Oceanside Cook-Off!

If you already cook, here's your chance to be recognized. And if you haven't cooked before, what are you waiting for? Baking counts, too!

Members of the OHS Literary Magazine Club gathered for a group photo.

OHS Literary Magazine Wins National Award

Oceanside High School's literary magazine, published each spring by the Literary Magazine Club, has won first place in the American Scholastic Magazine Press Association's Annual Review and Contest Awards.

OMS and Uniondale teachers and students gather to discuss complex issues as part of Bridges program.

Bridges Program Creates Connections for Students

The Oceanside "Bridges" program brings Oceanside and Uniondale students together to learn about and discuss complex current issues.
Read story in the Oceanside/Island Park Herald.

High School Students Spend A Day Immersed in Language

Teachers at Oceanside High School gave language learning students a full day to experience immersion and put their developing skills to work.

OHS alumni at a table in the auditorium, where they spoke to current students.

OHS Alumni Share Advice with Current Students

Approximately 30 OHS alumni returned to the high school to talk with current students about the college experience. The visit took place just before the holiday break and was organized by the School Counseling Department.