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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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Omaha Public Schools Leads Parent Volunteer to Full-Time Role in Education
“I have had the best of both worlds. I was able to stay home and raise my kids. Now that my kids are grown, I get to invest my days in helping other kids.”
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Inside Omaha Public Schools: February 2025
High school students across our district can get a jump start on their future, no matter their interests. Get a first-hand look at two of the many opportunities focused on getting Omaha Public Schools students college and career-ready.
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Central High Seniors Launch Career Program to Prepare Students for the Future
"We wanted to do something that would help our school and the entirety of Omaha Public Schools," senior Desi Steffen said of the new InternLink program.
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From Classroom to Construction Site
Students partnered with industry experts for a unique build in our district. “It's a real community project that's going to have an outstanding outcome.”
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Omaha Public Schools Celebrates 75 Years of the All-City Music Festival
See highlights from prep to performance as students and staff from across our district came together for the milestone event commemorating excellence in music education.
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More Than Hashtags - The OPSProud Podcast: Jan. 2025
"Knowing that everyone there seated is wanting to hear us is pretty special." Three North High instrumental music students share their excitement as they prepare for the 75th Annual All-City Music Festival.