Are you interested in earning high school credits BEFORE getting to high school? Below are a few options (some classes have prerequisite requirements). For more information, contact your grade-level school counselor. Keep in mind, any class taken for high school credit will go on your permanent transcript for high school, meaning it is a factor in your GPA that colleges look at. 

Algebra I, Geometry, Physical Science, and Computer Fundamentals (8th Grade, only)

Are you interested in getting a head start on high school classes through an online platform? FLVS has many options. From fulfilling your PE requirement ahead of time, to learning a new language (often required for college admission), FLVS may be a good fit for you. For more information on FLVS Flex, please visit the FLVS website.

Our Mission

Positive Behavioral Interventions Support (PBIS) seeks to reduce or eliminate poor behavior school wide through the encouragement of positive behaviors, creating an improved school climate for the entire student body. The focus of PBIS is prevention, not punishment.

Who We Are

A small group of teachers and staff volunteer monthly to discuss and uncover ways to have the greatest impact on the quality of life and learning environment at 'The OC". We want our Bears to feel empowered, capable, and, above all, safe!

As school counselors, we gather data to determine small group needs as well as student interest. Based on our data, we implement small groups as a responsive service for our students. Small groups are available to all students, in all grade levels. Some of our small group topics from last year focused on self-esteem, etiquette, social skills, anxiety, grief and loss, leadership, and organization/study skills. 

Small groups help students feel like they are not alone in what they are experiencing and create a sense of universalism. Students gain valuable strategies and resources in working through their struggles, while being able to "practice" the concepts being taught. 

Small Groups

Academic Success
Students who may be struggling to meet their academic goals can learn about goal-setting, strengths and weaknesses, and make progress toward success!

Emerging Gentlemen
During a weekly lunch meeting, the boys learned good etiquette/manners, how to tie a tie, how to make a good first impression, self-confidence in their whole self... all important factors to be leaders not only at OCMS, but in life!

Grief Counseling
Osceola Creek has partnered with Trustbridge of West Palm Beach for several years to offer free, on-campus counseling to students that have lost a loved one.

Mr. Ahern was born and raised in Florida and played college football at Greensboro College in North Carolina. After playing football, he finished his Special Education degree at Florida Atlantic University. Upon arriving at Osceola Creek, Mr. Ahern spent most of his career in local high schools. Mr. Ahern is very excited to help students and families of Osceola Creek Middle School.

Tanner Ahern