Otsego Public Schools' Return to Learn committee has been working through various plans to focus on our students' education and health and safety. With current information, OPS will begin the school year with a Hybrid Learning Plan. We have a dedicated section on our website for all the details.

July 1st will kick-off a new summer food distribution program. Students will still receive meals for the week, but distribution sites and times have changed. Check out the list and leave the worry of meals to us!

When you have to social distance, you find creative ways to connect. Our elementary schools all held drive-through parades to wave to their kids one last time for the school year.

A schedule has been set for all families to gather their student's belongings from the schools. Please see the full article for each building's information, dates and times.

The school year calendar for the 2020-21 school year is now finalized and available to families. We look forward to seeing our students August 17th!

Thank you, Otsego, for your support of the May 5th Bond Proposal, Propelling Otsego Forward. Supt. Haase shares a "thank you" on your investment in our kids and community.

Look over the details and voting process for the May 5th ballot proposal that is a zero-tax-increase proposal to focus on facility improvements and construction.

It’s a new way of teaching and learning, but teachers and students are still finding a way to connect while apart.

When in-person instruction at schools came to a halt, 3D printing seemed like a natural project for technology teacher Michael Miller to turn to, “I feel like I wanted to do something and this is something I can do.”

With school out of session, items that are usually needed in the classroom are going where the real need is during this coronavirus outbreak.