For the 2026-2027 school year Oviedo High School will only be able to accommodate course change requests from April 15th through May 15th. After May 15th students will not be able to change their course requests. It is imperative that you review the courses currently requested in Skyward NOW – both your elective choices and your core course recommendations from teachers - and verify that they are accurate before May 15th. If you would like to modify your requests, you must use the Google Request Change Form link that was provided, and submit it before May 15th.

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NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION

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🏆 Oviedo Now Online — Pacemaker Finalist for Innovation

The school's online news publication (oviedojournalism.com) was named one of only seven schools in the nation to receive this honor — among the most prestigious recognitions in scholastic journalism for our focus on diverse storytelling through our focus on sports journalism. This is our second Pacemaker finalist designation this calendar year. 

🥈 The Mane Idea — 2nd in the Nation, Magazine Best in Show

The school's sports magazine earned second place nationally in the Magazine Best in Show category.

🏅 The Oviedian (2025) — 4th in the Nation, Yearbook Best in Show

The 2025 yearbook received fourth-place national recognition in the Yearbook Best in Show competition.

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FLORIDA SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION

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⭐ Oviedo Now Online — Sunshine Standout

The online news team received the Sunshine Standout, FSPA's highest honor for a student publication in Florida.

🌟 All Florida Awards

Both The Oviedian yearbook and the Oviedo Now Online news team received All Florida recognition.

🎙️ Gigi DeCesare — Florida Sports Journalist of the Year Finalist

DeCesare was named a finalist for the Florida Sports Journalist of the Year award.

📸 Shea Stacey & Gianna Fusco — Best of the Best, Mike Taylor Theme Package

Stacey and Fusco earned the state's top honor in the Mike Taylor Theme Package category for their work on the upcoming 2025–26 yearbook.

📷 Gianna Fusco — Best of the Best, Sports Reaction Photo

Fusco also took the state's top honor for sports reaction photography.

✏️ Callie Sini — Honorable Mention, Convention Opinion Writing

Sini was recognized with an Honorable Mention for her opinion writing at the state convention.

We had a plethora of individual All Florida's from Gianna Fusco, Mallory Denis, Carla Chavez Ramirez, Callie Sini, Gigi Decesare.

2025–2026 SCCPTA Annual Awards Ceremony 

We are incredibly proud to celebrate the outstanding recognition that Oviedo High School PTSA received this year!

🏆 Future Heroes Award

Awarded to one high school in Seminole County. This award highlighted our commitment to cultivating future leaders by actively engaging students on campus in meaningful ways. Thank you to Eric and Yasemin for leading and speaking at after-school coffee chats highlighting academics, student life, and campus life—this work reflects the heart of our mission.

A special highlight of this award was our partnership with the culinary program, where students bake cupcakes to give back—learning the value of service while helping fund senior scholarships.

🏆 OHS PTSA was recognized as the SCCPTA Chapter of the Month - April 2026.

🏆 OHS Dividend of the Year – PTSA President April Agnew

Honoring exceptional leadership and commitment to serving students, staff, and families at Oviedo High School.

April Agnew was selected as the recipient of the Linda Lougee Community Service Award and named Oviedo High School’s Adult Volunteer of the Year.

As PTSA President, April has consistently led with heart, creativity, and an unwavering commitment to putting students first. Through innovative, outside‑the‑box thinking—most notably with the school store—she helped guide our PTSA out of a financial challenge and into a stronger, more sustainable position. April’s positivity is felt in everything she does. From organizing raffles that keep our PTSA meetings engaging, to bringing joy to our campus through events like Kona Ice, she finds meaningful ways to build community and support student experiences.

Most importantly, April has dedicated countless hours to Oviedo High School. Her time, energy, and leadership have made a lasting impact on our students, staff, and families. Congratulations to April Agnew for her exceptional service and well‑deserved recognition!

Congratulations to Laurel Ross! She is our senior dividend of the year volunteer. Laurel helped OHS so much on SAC. Her effects will be long standing as she has been instrumental in the upgrades that have happened at OHS such as the road in front of the auditorium and additional sidewalk. Go Lions!

Write a thank you note to your teacher. It costs nothing and helps them feel appreciated.

Asher Huntley - Mr. Waisanen said, "Asher has a can do attitude and a willingness to help with anything needed. He is always positive and approaches tasks with enthusiasm and maximum effort."

Carla Chavez - Mr. Capi said, "Carla Chavez deserves to be Student of the Week because she consistently shows a positive attitude and strong work ethic in class. She is respectful, stays focused on her work, and sets a great example for her classmates."

Jacob Isler - Ms. Buckner said, "Jacob has been extremely helpful in helping out in the front office. Most importantly he is always willing to assist with incoming students. Jacob does a great job of making sure our new students come in with a sense of belonging."

Abril Biaggini Huerfano - Ms. Cuello said, "Abril shows up to class with a smile and a positive attitude each day. She views academic challenges as opportunities to improve. Her adaptability and academic resilience have been demostrated in her academic success. It is a pleasure to have her in class!"

Darya Yousefi - Ms. Clayton said, "Darya has shown remarkable growth throughout the year, consistently building her confidence and understanding in biology. She actively participates in class and is always kind and supportive toward her classmates, making our classroom a better place."

Johnnie Cobbs - Ms. DiPietro said, "Johnnie shows outstanding dedication to his academics and athletics; and continues to improve. His kindness toward peers and teachers; as well as steady perseverance truly make him stand out. He shows patience and compassion when working with students with disabilities, making sure they feel valued and included in all activities across school campus."

Please consider joining PTSA!