The OHS Drama Club is ready to take the stage with Once Upon a Mattress!

Join us this weekend in the Oneonta High School Auditorium for a fun, lively production full of humor and heart.

📅 Friday & Saturday at 7:00 PM
📅 Sunday at 2:00 PM

We hope to see you there as our talented students bring this classic story to life!
1 day ago, Oneonta High School
It’s show time, Oneonta! 🎭 The OHS Drama Club proudly presents Once Upon a Mattress this weekend, and you will not want to miss it. From laughs to standout performances, our students have been working hard to bring this story to life. 📍 Oneonta High School Auditorium 🗓 Friday & Saturday at 7:00 PM 🗓 Sunday at 2:00 PM Come out and support our incredible cast and crew.

The OMS Drive-Thru Food Pantry will be held on Wednesday, April 1 at 9:30 AM at Oneonta Middle School.

This event is made possible through our partnership with the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York and is open to all families who may benefit from this resource.

To help keep traffic flowing safely, please do not arrive prior to 8:30 AM. 🥕🍎

1 day ago, Oneonta Middle School
Dear Yellowjacket Families, The OMS Drive-Thru Food Pantry will be held on Wednesday, April 1 at 9:30 AM at Oneonta Middle School, in partnership with the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York. If your family could benefit from this resource, we welcome you to come through the line. Please do not arrive prior to 8:30 AM to help keep traffic flowing safely.
It’s that time of year again—and we’re excited to welcome our community back for the 28th Annual SADD “Strides for Safety” 5K. 👟

Join us on Sunday, April 26, 2026 at Oneonta High School for a great morning in support of safe after prom activities for our students.

Race day registration will be held from 9:00 to 10:00 AM, with the race beginning at 11:00 AM. This year will also feature an activity fair from 9:30 to 10:30 AM.

Register by April 8 to receive an event shirt.

👉 Register here: https://saddstridesforsafety.itsyourrace.com/register/

Let’s come together, show our support, and make this year’s event the best yet!
G0 'JACKETS!! 🐝
4 days ago, Oneonta High School
It’s that time of year again. The 28th Annual SADD “Strides for Safety” 5K is right around the corner. Join us on Sunday, April 26, 2026 at Oneonta High School for this community event supporting safe after prom activities for our students. Race day registration will take place from 9:00 to 10:00 AM, with the race beginning at 11:00 AM. An activity fair will also be held from 9:30 to 10:30 AM. Be sure to register by April 8 to receive an event shirt.
Now Hiring: School Nurse 🐝

Oneonta City School District is looking for a caring and qualified School Nurse to support the health and well-being of our students each day. If you’re passionate about helping children thrive in a safe and supportive school environment, we’d love to have you join our Yellowjacket team.

🔗 Learn more and apply here: https://olasjobs.org/job-details/ONEN0369254-0000
18 days ago, Oneonta City School District
Now Hiring: School Nurse 🐝 Oneonta City School District is looking for a caring and qualified School Nurse to support the health and well-being of our students each day. If you’re passionate about helping children thrive in a safe and supportive school environment, we’d love to have you join our Yellowjacket team. 🔗 Learn more and apply here:
🐝 A big weekend for our Yellowjackets!

From state championships to concerts and family events, our students are representing Oneonta in amazing ways. Check out the schedule above to see what’s happening this weekend!

Read our latest News Article and learn more about each event.

Come out and support our incredible students! 💙💛
22 days ago, Angela Brindley, Media Coordinator
🐝 A big weekend for our Yellowjackets! From state championships to concerts and family events, our students are representing Oneonta in amazing ways. Check out the schedule above to see what’s happening this weekend! Visit the link in our bio to read the full article and learn more about each event. Come out and support our incredible students! 💙💛

✨ We’re Hiring for 2026–2027! ✨

The Oneonta City School District is seeking caring, compassionate professionals to join our Yellowjacket team for the upcoming school year. We are currently hiring for the following positions:

• Physical Therapist
• Special Education Teacher – Primary
• Special Education Teacher – Grades 7–12
• Speech Language Pathologist

If you are passionate about helping students grow, thrive, and reach their full potential, we would love to connect with you. These positions play an essential role in supporting our learners and strengthening our school community.

🔗 Apply here: https://www.oneontacsd.org/page/employment-opportunities

Know someone who would be a great fit? Please share!

26 days ago, Oneonta City School District
We are hiring!
❄️ All Oneonta Schools are on a 2-hour delay today, Wednesday, February 25, 2026. ❄️

The Elementary Extended Day Program will begin at 9:15 AM for those students who are already enrolled in the Extended Day Program. No breakfast will be served.

The High School will not be sending morning BOCES students to BOCES . All-day BOCES students will be picked up 2 hours after their normal pick-up time. Afternoon BOCES students will leave the high school at the normal time.
about 1 month ago, Oneonta City School District
2 hour delay
🚌 We’re still hiring full-time bus drivers!

Are you a parent, grandparent, retiree, or simply looking for meaningful work that gets you out of the house each day? This could be a great opportunity for you.

The Oneonta City School District provides paid training and competitive benefits — no prior experience required. If you’re dependable, safety-minded, and community-focused, we would love to hear from you.

Join our Yellowjacket Transportation Team and help keep our students moving safely every day.

👉 Learn more and apply using the link provided: https://shorturl.at/zKjv8
about 1 month ago, Oneonta City School District
We are hiring!
🚌 Now Hiring: Full-Time Bus Drivers

The Oneonta City School District is currently seeking full-time bus drivers to support safe, reliable transportation for our students.

This is a critical role within our school community and an essential part of keeping our schools running smoothly. Paid training is provided, along with competitive pay and benefits.

If you are dependable, safety-minded, and looking for steady, meaningful work that serves your community, we encourage you to apply.

👉 Learn more and apply using the link provided: https://shorturl.at/zKjv8
about 2 months ago, Oneonta City School District
🚌 Now Hiring: Full-Time Bus Drivers The Oneonta City School District is currently seeking full-time bus drivers to support safe, reliable transportation for our students. This is a critical role within our school community and an essential part of keeping our schools running smoothly. Paid training is provided, along with competitive pay and benefits. If you are dependable, safety-minded, and looking for steady, meaningful work that serves your community, we encourage you to apply. 👉 Learn more and apply using the link provided: https://shorturl.at/zKjv8
We are grateful to continue this important resource for our families as we host our third OMS Drive-Thru Food Pantry in partnership with the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York on Wednesday, February 11 at 9:30 AM at the Oneonta Middle School. If your family could benefit from this opportunity, we hope you will come through the line. To help keep traffic flowing safely, please do not arrive prior to 8:30 AM. 🍎
about 2 months ago, Oneonta Middle School
We are grateful to continue this important resource for our families as we host our third OMS Drive-Thru Food Pantry in partnership with the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York on Wednesday, February 11 at 9:30 AM at Oneonta Middle School. If your family could benefit from this opportunity, we hope you will come through the line. To help keep traffic flowing safely, please do not arrive prior to 8:30 AM.
This afternoon, students from Oneonta High School’s Real Readers Club and Varsity Book Club visited Greater Plains to spend time reading with our 1st graders.

The visit was filled with enthusiasm and meaningful interaction. While our younger Yellowjackets enjoyed listening to stories, many were especially eager to read aloud to the high school students, proudly sharing their developing skills and confidence.

Moments like these highlight the value of cross-grade connections and the positive impact older students can have as role models. It was a wonderful afternoon centered on literacy, leadership, and shared smiles. 📖 🐝

GO 'JACKETS!!
about 2 months ago, Angela Brindley, Media Coordinator
This afternoon, students from Oneonta High School’s Real Readers Club and Varsity Book Club visited Greater Plains to spend time reading with our 1st graders. The visit was filled with enthusiasm and meaningful interaction. While our younger Yellowjackets enjoyed listening to stories, many were especially eager to read aloud to the high school students, proudly sharing their developing skills and confidence. Moments like these highlight the value of cross-grade connections and the positive impact older students can have as role models. It was a wonderful afternoon centered on literacy, leadership, and shared smiles.
This afternoon, students from Oneonta High School’s Real Readers Club and Varsity Book Club visited Greater Plains to spend time reading with our 1st graders. The visit was filled with enthusiasm and meaningful interaction. While our younger Yellowjackets enjoyed listening to stories, many were especially eager to read aloud to the high school students, proudly sharing their developing skills and confidence. Moments like these highlight the value of cross-grade connections and the positive impact older students can have as role models. It was a wonderful afternoon centered on literacy, leadership, and shared smiles.
This afternoon, students from Oneonta High School’s Real Readers Club and Varsity Book Club visited Greater Plains to spend time reading with our 1st graders. The visit was filled with enthusiasm and meaningful interaction. While our younger Yellowjackets enjoyed listening to stories, many were especially eager to read aloud to the high school students, proudly sharing their developing skills and confidence. Moments like these highlight the value of cross-grade connections and the positive impact older students can have as role models. It was a wonderful afternoon centered on literacy, leadership, and shared smiles.
This afternoon, students from Oneonta High School’s Real Readers Club and Varsity Book Club visited Greater Plains to spend time reading with our 1st graders. The visit was filled with enthusiasm and meaningful interaction. While our younger Yellowjackets enjoyed listening to stories, many were especially eager to read aloud to the high school students, proudly sharing their developing skills and confidence. Moments like these highlight the value of cross-grade connections and the positive impact older students can have as role models. It was a wonderful afternoon centered on literacy, leadership, and shared smiles.
This afternoon, students from Oneonta High School’s Real Readers Club and Varsity Book Club visited Greater Plains to spend time reading with our 1st graders. The visit was filled with enthusiasm and meaningful interaction. While our younger Yellowjackets enjoyed listening to stories, many were especially eager to read aloud to the high school students, proudly sharing their developing skills and confidence. Moments like these highlight the value of cross-grade connections and the positive impact older students can have as role models. It was a wonderful afternoon centered on literacy, leadership, and shared smiles.
This afternoon, students from Oneonta High School’s Real Readers Club and Varsity Book Club visited Greater Plains to spend time reading with our 1st graders. The visit was filled with enthusiasm and meaningful interaction. While our younger Yellowjackets enjoyed listening to stories, many were especially eager to read aloud to the high school students, proudly sharing their developing skills and confidence. Moments like these highlight the value of cross-grade connections and the positive impact older students can have as role models. It was a wonderful afternoon centered on literacy, leadership, and shared smiles.
This afternoon, students from Oneonta High School’s Real Readers Club and Varsity Book Club visited Greater Plains to spend time reading with our 1st graders. The visit was filled with enthusiasm and meaningful interaction. While our younger Yellowjackets enjoyed listening to stories, many were especially eager to read aloud to the high school students, proudly sharing their developing skills and confidence. Moments like these highlight the value of cross-grade connections and the positive impact older students can have as role models. It was a wonderful afternoon centered on literacy, leadership, and shared smiles.
This afternoon, students from Oneonta High School’s Real Readers Club and Varsity Book Club visited Greater Plains to spend time reading with our 1st graders. The visit was filled with enthusiasm and meaningful interaction. While our younger Yellowjackets enjoyed listening to stories, many were especially eager to read aloud to the high school students, proudly sharing their developing skills and confidence. Moments like these highlight the value of cross-grade connections and the positive impact older students can have as role models. It was a wonderful afternoon centered on literacy, leadership, and shared smiles.
This afternoon, students from Oneonta High School’s Real Readers Club and Varsity Book Club visited Greater Plains to spend time reading with our 1st graders. The visit was filled with enthusiasm and meaningful interaction. While our younger Yellowjackets enjoyed listening to stories, many were especially eager to read aloud to the high school students, proudly sharing their developing skills and confidence. Moments like these highlight the value of cross-grade connections and the positive impact older students can have as role models. It was a wonderful afternoon centered on literacy, leadership, and shared smiles.
❄️ All Oneonta schools will be closed tomorrow, Monday, January 26, due to inclement weather. ❄️
2 months ago, Oneonta City School District
No School- January 26
Dear Yellowjacket Community,

As we approach the upcoming weekend, the National Weather Service is forecasting a period of exceptionally cold temperatures across our region. With the safety and well-being of our community in mind, I want to share important information provided by Otsego County regarding available warming shelters for individuals and families who may need a safe, warm place during this extreme cold.
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Included with this message is the official Otsego County press release outlining the locations, hours, and additional details related to these warming shelters. Please review this information carefully and share it with anyone who may benefit from these resources.

Thank you for your continued care and support of one another. Stay safe and warm.

Sincerely,
Thomas F. Brindley
Superintendent of Schools
2 months ago, Oneonta City School District
Press release from the Otsego County Office of Emergency Services dated January 22, 2026, announcing potential extreme cold conditions this weekend with wind chills possibly reaching -20°F. The notice lists warming shelter locations and hours in Cooperstown, Oneonta, and Richfield Springs, including Clarks Sports Center, the Oneonta Warming Station, local armories, SUNY Oneonta, Richfield Springs Central School, and the Richfield Springs Fire Department. An emergency after-hours contact phone number is also provided.
✨ The spotlight is on!! ✨

The OHS Drama Club Talent Showcase is tonight at 7 PM in the OHS Auditorium. We hope to see you there as our students share their talents on stage! 🎭 GO 'JACKETS!!
3 months ago, Oneonta High School
The spotlight is on ✨ The OHS Drama Club Talent Showcase is tonight at 7 PM in the OHS Auditorium. We hope to see you there as our students share their talents on stage!
Warm Holiday Wishes to Our Yellowjacket Families ❤️
3 months ago, Oneonta City School District
Dear Yellowjacket Families, As we enter our holiday recess, I want to take a moment to extend warm holiday greetings to you and your loved ones. As we look ahead to the new year, I wish you and yours health, happiness, and continued success. We look forward to welcoming our students back refreshed and ready for the exciting opportunities that lie ahead. On behalf of the entire Oneonta City School District team, please accept our best wishes for a safe, peaceful, and joyful holiday season and a wonderful new year. With warm regards…Thomas F. Brindley
The second OMS Drive Thru Food Pantry is back tomorrow, Wednesday, December 17 at 9:30 AM in partnership with the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York. If your family could benefit from this resource, we hope you will come through the line. To keep traffic flowing safely, please do not arrive before 8:30 AM. 🍎
3 months ago, Oneonta Middle School
food drive
Due to inclement weather, all Oneonta City School District afterschool activities are canceled for today, December 10. Elementary Extended Day programs will end promptly at 4 PM.
4 months ago, Oneonta City School District
Due to inclement weather, all Oneonta City School District afterschool activities are canceled for today. Elementary Extended Day programs will end promptly at 4 PM.
All Oneonta schools are closed today due to inclement weather.
4 months ago, Oneonta City School District
snow day
As we head into Thanksgiving week, we’re sharing a few additional resources from the Regional Food Bank that may be helpful to families in our community. For more details, additional distribution sites, donation options, or volunteer opportunities, please use the links below:
More information: regionalfoodbank.net/thanksgiving
Event link: https://www.facebook.com/events/1476821903574277
Volunteer link: https://regionalfoodbank.net/2025-thanksgiving-food.../
If you have questions after visiting their website, the Regional Food Bank Thanksgiving Hotline is available at (518) 713-0550, or you can email thanksgiving@regionalfoodbank.net.
Wishing everyone a warm and healthy Thanksgiving season. 🧡
4 months ago, Oneonta City School District
food bank
A Message from Superintendent Brindley: Honoring Our Veterans 🦅

On the eve of Veterans Day, we pause to honor and thank all who have served our nation in uniform. Your courage, dedication, and sacrifice protect the freedoms we hold dear.

We are especially grateful for the veterans within our Yellowjacket community, among our staff, families, and friends, whose service continues to inspire us every day. 💙🤍❤️
5 months ago, Oneonta City School District
Dear Yellowjacket Family, On the eve of Veterans Day, I’d like to pause and reflect on the meaning behind this day of remembrance and gratitude. First observed as Armistice Day, it marked the end of fighting on the Western Front of World War I, a ceasefire that began at 11 a.m. on the 11th day of the 11th month. Over time, the observance evolved to honor all who have worn our nation’s uniform in service and sacrifice. Veterans Day offers us an opportunity to share our appreciation with those who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces, both past and present. Unlike Memorial Day, which honors those who gave their lives in defense of our country, Veterans Day celebrates the courage, dedication, and contributions of all who have stepped forward to protect our freedoms. Here in our Yellowjacket community, we are proud to count veterans among our staff, families, and friends. Many have served quietly, without seeking recognition, yet their impact and sacrifice are woven into the fabric of our schools and community. We also recognize those with loved ones who are serving now or who have served as your support and strength are deeply valued. To all veterans within our schools and throughout Oneonta: thank you. Your service and commitment remind us of the values of duty, perseverance, and compassion that we strive to instill in our students every day. If you have the chance, please take a moment to thank a veteran tomorrow or any day, with a handshake, a few words of gratitude, or simply a moment of reflection. With appreciation… Thomas F. Brindley, Superintendent of Schools