About District Communications
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Our communications staff works closely with district and school leadership to provide accurate and timely information to our families, staff and community.
The District Communications team publishes multiple district newsletters and maintains the district’s social media pages, sharing impactful stories from students and staff across many different platforms.
Additionally, the team supports time-sensitive school communication needs and manages all media requests.
Contact District Communications at (531) 299-0221.
District Communications Staff
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District News
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Principals Month Spotlight: Cheryl Prine of Pawnee Elementary
Uplifting students and staff comes naturally to Pawnee Elementary Principal Cheryl Prine. "I'm doing everything I can to share the great opportunities happening in our building. It’s not just here at Pawnee, there’s great things happening all over our district."
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Inside Omaha Public Schools: October 2025
Earning system-wide accreditation and engaging our district community: Get a look at the latest in our commitment to continuous improvement.
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Omaha Public Schools Earns Systemwide Accreditation
“My school district is listening to my insights on the challenges and opportunities I see in my role as an English teacher to help support our students’ success.”
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Omaha Public Schools Learns Through Listening
“My school district is listening to my insights on the challenges and opportunities I see in my role as an English teacher to help support our students’ success.”
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A Dash of Culture and a Pinch of Pride
See how Nutrition Services Chef Peter Walsh fuels students' curiosity and fosters community by creating new lunch dishes that reflect our diverse district.
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Principals Month Spotlight: Matthew Williams, Ed.D., of Morton Middle
A proud Omaha Public Schools graduate, Principal Matthew Williams, Ed.D., has been an example of leadership in every role he's played across our district in his 29-year career. "Every extra layer of responsibility, I enjoyed it, so I wanted to keep doing more."