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Car Rider Procedures Morning Drop Off:
Please drop your child off on the west side of the building.
Please have your child ready to get out when it is his/her turn.(shoes on, jackets on, backpack accessible, etc.)
The tardy bell rings at 7:45 am. Any student arriving on campus after 7:45, must be accompanied by an adult to the office to receive a tardy slip.
Bell jams (music) begins at 7:40 am to remind students to “hustle” to class.
Afternoon Pick Up:
Please DO NOT arrive on campus prior to 3:00 pm. Buses will exit the premises before car riders and walkers are dismissed.
Remain in your vehicle during pick up.
Once the car rider line begins to move, all students whose parents remain in the car rider line will be released BEFORE those students whose parents walk to the front door
In an effort to provide a safer and more hygienic way of attending OSSD sporting events, our athletic department has partnered with GoFan to move to a paper-free way of electronic ticketing.
This means that tickets for any OSSD athletic event will now be purchased completely online, with a digital copy of the ticket being sent to your device. Game attendants can then scan the electronic ticket off of your device when you enter the event just as they would with a paper ticket.
Our goal is to provide a more hygienic way of attending events by eliminating unnecessary exchanges of cash and paper.
To purchase tickets using GoFan:
- Visit www.gofan.co.
- Search "Ocean Springs."
- Select your school and event.
- Complete the steps on-screen to checkout.
Our Mission:
Oak Park's Vision
Oak Park’s vision is to provide an Opportunity for All students to develop the foundation and Knowledge they will need to reach their full potential
OSSD's Vision:
Our Community
Ocean Springs School District is proud to reside in the heart of the beautiful Mississippi Gulf Coast.
Photo by Jim Howton Photography.
The building above served as the public high school from 1927-1966. It is now serves as a cultural arts center for the Ocean Springs community and carries the name of former OSSD Superintendent, Mary C. O'Keefe.