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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.
- Bridget Blevins, APR
- Jeremy Maskel, APR
- Kala Morrissey, APR
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More Than Hashtags - The OPSProud Podcast: Nov. 2024
"Every AP class, AP test or dual enrollment is a step toward saving thousands on college!" Students share how Omaha Public Schools prepares them to excel after high school. Hear from four high schoolers - on different paths to success - in the latest More Than Hashtags podcast.
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Inside Omaha Public Schools: Nov. 2024
Words on a page transform into a 3D model - see how students and teachers use technology to incorporate engineering into an English lesson. And, why more student musicians are getting noticed as some of the best in the state.
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Omaha Public Schools Students Earn Noteworthy Honors
“It's great to see our students achieving things on the state level and representing Omaha Public Schools in such a great way.” Read more on how Omaha Public Schools students are making an impact statewide.
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Innovative Technology Brings Learning to Life
“One of the best things is to see what I designed on a computer to be created in real life.” Luis finished Lord of the Flies in English and designed a 3D model of the island in Engineering. See how he did it!
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Growing Student Literacy and Connections Through Decades
Boyd Elementary Library Specialist Helene Cologne has spent her entire career inspiring students to read. “There's one thing that holds true, and that is literacy is very important. It's very important that they know how to read and write.”
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Principals Month: Meet Kim Langford, Hale Middle
Kim Langford built her career at Omaha Public Schools serving five schools over 15 years. See how this first-year principal is finding her stride at Hale Middle in her new role. "I really enjoy being a part of a staff, a leadership team that loves this community, that loves the students that we see every day and the school community that we get to serve."
