Resiliency Skill of the Month

Each month, Odyssey Charter School will be sharing a Resiliency Skill of the Month, along with parent resources from FLDOE’s resiliency toolkit. December’s skill is Perseverance*. Please visit www.buildresiliency.org for more information.

*Perseverance: persistence in doing something despite difficulty or delay in achieving success.

Ugly Christmas Sweater Fundraiser

Get ready to deck the halls with your most outrageous attire! Our school is hosting an Ugly Christmas Sweater Dress Down Day Fundraiser on December 13th. Let's spread some holiday cheer with our funniest, tackiest, and most creatively hideous sweaters. Let's make this Ugly Christmas Sweater Day a memorable one!

Cost is $2 and you can pay here: https://osp.osmsinc.com/p/BT202-58

Senior Portraits
Deadline 12/29

Click dsp link below to schedule your portrait session now!
www.dsp-photo.com

Band Happenings

December 7th

Palm Bay Holiday Light Parade 

6:00 pm Malabar Rd (EFSC to City Hall)

December 13th

Band Winter Concert (OCS Gym)

6:00-6:30 Beginning Band Concert 

7:00-8:00 Advanced Ensembles Concert 

There will be reserved seating for OCS teachers and staff at both performances.

December 14th

Coffee & Caroling (fundraiser performance)

10:00 am Christian Life Church (343 Nail St NE, Palm Bay, FL 32907)

Hear some of your holiday favorites performed by our Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band students at Christian Life Church.

2024-2025 Yearbook

Our online store is open and ready for orders! 

HTTPS://BUYTHEYEARBOOK.COM

SCHOOL ID: 1164024
Price $55

We are always looking for student spotlights and featured stories to add to our book. Photos of you and your friends at school are also appreciated! Email Mrs. Oakes at oakesj@odysseycharterschool.com or stop by Room 242 (in 1st-3rd periods) to share your pics and ideas. 

Amazing Glaze

Please join us Friday, December 13th in the Wyoming campus café from 3:00-5:00 pm for an ornament paint party hosted by Amazing Glaze. Tickets are $13 and must be purchased online prior to the event. You can use this link: https://osp.osmsinc.com/p/BT202-59 or the QR code in the attached flyer on the bulletin below.

 After the paint party, feel free to make your way down to the OCS Gym for our two Winter Concerts (Beginning Band Winter Concert 6:00-6:30, Advanced Ensembles Winter Concert 7:00-7:45).

Science Inventions

Mr. Curry's 6th grade advanced and 7th grade standard Science classes are buzzing with innovation as students tackle pressing environmental issues. Inspired by the challenges of pollution, global warming, and extreme weather, young inventors are designing creative solutions. Their projects demonstrate a commitment to a sustainable future. These budding scientists are not only learning about the complexities of environmental problems but also actively contributing to potential solutions that could make a real difference in our world. 

Speed Ball Motion Lab

These students in Ms. Hunt's Middle School Science class had to work in teams to describe an object's motion by making measurements to calculate its average speed. In each team, there was a builder, timer, ball catcher, and supervisor. This fun, hands-on experience not only deepened their scientific knowledge but also ignited a passion for experimentation and discovery.

French Club

Mrs. Pharel and Ms. Denard sponsor our French Club that meets every Thursday from 4:20 to 5:15. They learn French phrases and try to have conversations. They learn about French culture through games and food.

Nous aimons notre école et notre club de français !

Marine Biology

Dr. Caleb's marine biology class is currently studying the fascinating world of sea turtles and the devastating impact of plastic pollution on their diet. Students are learning about the sea turtle's reliance on jellyfish as a primary food source and how the similarity between plastic bags and jellyfish leads to accidental ingestion. Through research and analysis, students are gaining a deeper understanding of the dangers posed by plastic pollution, including intestinal blockages, starvation, and even death. By exploring this critical issue, students are developing a sense of environmental responsibility and the importance of reducing plastic waste to protect these magnificent creatures and their delicate ecosystem.