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Our district is temporarily moving to eLearning today, Wednesday, Jan. 4, because of heavy snowfall yesterday, snowfall overnight and freezing rain; several roads are icy and unplowed, and additional snow is forecasted throughout the day. This means students, early childhood through grade 12, will stay home and use their school-provided device to learn. Your child’s teacher(s) will connect with your family on further details soon. 

Members of the school board intend to work diligently to hire the next highly qualified Osseo Area Schools superintendent who will continue to move the district's vision, mission and strategic directions forward.

Members of the school board intend to work diligently to hire the next highly qualified Osseo Area Schools superintendent who will continue to move the district's vision, mission and strategic directions forward.

District schools will have a modified early release today, Tuesday, Nov. 29, because of anticipated travel delays with the snowfall this afternoon: 

• High schools will release 30 minutes early
• Middle schools will release 20 minutes early
• The Osseo Area Learning Center will release 10 minutes early 
• Elementary schools normally releasing at 3:20 p.m., will release 10 minutes early
• All other elementary schools will release on time

Although there may be snow on the ground, it hasn’t stopped the kindergarteners at Rush Creek Elementary School from celebrating the fall season with a fall festival. Students engaged in many fall-themed activities throughout the morning of the festival – in their classrooms, hallways and cafeteria. 

The results are in: Osseo Area Schools voters have approved both Building a Better Future levy questions, which enables the district to maintain services and address growing needs in the areas of safety, learning and technology.