Important Happenings

  • Word on the Street - December 2011

    Lorri Parsons on 12/08/2011

    The OSS newsletter keeps you up to date on what's happening.

  • Applications being accepted for Spring 2012 Semester

    Shelley Pool, Principal on 12/01/2011

    Spring Semester 2012 starts Wednesday, January 18! If you (or someone you know) is interested in finding out more about opportunities as a student at OSS, click on the link for more information.

  • TRANSFORM a student with Your Year-End Donation!

    Posted by Tami Saunders on 11/18/2011

    OSS needs YOUR help to care for our "beans!" They come to us dry and dormant, but YOUR partnership can foster lasting transformation. Click on the link above and read about real life transformation happening at OSS everyday. Then, Please Consider A Donation Today!

  • OPEN DATES for Volunteers wanting to serve Lunch or a Family Night Dinner.

    Posted by Tami Saunders on 08/05/2011

    Looking for a way to share? Our lunch and dinner ministry is one of the BEST ways to meet and impact our students and staff. We have open days we need to fill and hope you can help. To find out more, click the link above and scroll down to "Lunch & Family Night Dinner Progam."

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Welcome to our website!

The Omaha Street School, a faith-based alternative high school, located in Omaha, Nebraska, puts at-risk youth on the road to success. Omaha Street School focuses on dropout prevention by offering a personalized education, a moral code, and tools for self-sufficiency through non-traditional approaches.

The 9th-12th grade high school students at OSS have typically not succeeded in traditional public or private schools, and many arrive with significant learning deficiencies. Students come from the recommendations of current/former students, community partners, and the juvenile justice system. OSS offers low student to teacher ratios, individualized student learning plans and a focus on career pathways.

The OSS Future Focus program is designed to move clients, ages 17 and older, towards job readiness or continuing education. Programs include individualized GED tutoring and job skills certification opportunities in collaboration with community partners.

The Omaha Street School is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization.