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Rooted in academic excellence, social-emotional wellbeing, and social responsibility.
Rooted in academic excellence, social-emotional wellbeing, and social responsibility.
At Odyssey Charter Schools, learning extends beyond the classroom. We strive to shape confident learners who grow through connection and purpose. From enrichment programs and Spirit Days to middle school electives and classroom creativity, every experience reflects our commitment to curiosity, collaboration, and growth. Here’s a glimpse into that journey.
Learning in Action
Learning in Action
Moments of curiosity, collaboration, and discovery that reflect Odyssey’s pursuit of academic excellence.
Students share their writing in a warm setting that celebrates creative expression.
Honoring their roots, students share stories and traditions on Día de los Muertos.
The Rainbow Coalition celebrates diversity and unity through student-led initiatives.
Creative Expression
Creative Expression
Scenes that celebrate imagination, growth, and the joy of learning through creative, hands-on experiences.
Cabrillo Beach Aquarium gives students a hands-on look at ocean life, on campus.
Middle school electives let students explore interests and build new skills.
Enrichment engages students in art, dance, music, and creative exploration.
Community & Connection
Community & Connection
Snapshots of everyday life—where relationships, inclusion, and shared experiences build a strong community.
Morning drop-offs bring families and staff together to start the day with energy.
Recess on the South blacktop gives students space to play and recharge.
Dodger Day unites students in teamwork, spirit, and a shared love of the game.
2nd Cup of Coffee offers families updates, Q&A and time with Principal Bonnie.
OCS South students start the school year strong in their new location.
Field Days emphasize social-emotional learning and collaboration outdoors.
Purpose & Participation
Purpose & Participation
Glimpses of students coming together with empathy, leadership, and a shared sense of responsibility.
Principal Linda brings the energy to the Friday assembly on Spirit Day.
Weekly assemblies showcase student voices and moments that shape Odyssey.
Odyssey’s spirit shines through shared experiences of pride and purpose.
Hootenanny, OCS South’s annual fall festival, brings families together
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One Tree. Two Branches. Endless Growth.
Request more details about Odyssey and OCS-South programs at admissions@ocsmail.org or call (626) 229-0993.
Visit our partner, School Mint, to complete a quick form and apply for admission to Odyssey (K - 8) and OCS-South (TK - 8).
Additional Information
Additional Information
It’s easy to apply and enroll
It’s easy to apply and enroll
Click here to go to our partner, School Mint, to complete a quick form to apply for admission to Odyssey (K - 8) and OCS-South (TK - 8) or both. If you have any questions, please contact Odyssey at 626 | 229 | 0993.
Our low student to teacher ratio means that Odyssey students get more time with their teachers
Our low student to teacher ratio means that Odyssey students get more time with their teachers
Every classroom at Odyssey and OCS-South is led by an experienced, credentialed teacher. Our classroom sizes are 26 students in Transitional Kindergarten through 3rd grade, and 28 students in grades 4th through 8th.
Odyssey provides free lunch to all students
Odyssey provides free lunch to all students
Our diversity is a strength
Our diversity is a strength
Diversity is a key element and distinguishing characteristic of our school community. Our multifaceted learning environment embraces the individual and varied learning styles of a diverse student body. Through active learning environments and classrooms, students experience learning in both traditional and innovative ways that blend content, modalities, approaches, and pedagogies.
Our approach to diversity is focusing on the intentionality to serve a diverse population and not one that is racially isolated or overly representative of any one group or characteristic. We define diversity in its broadest sense to include race/ethnicity, gender, language, socioeconomic status, ability, religious beliefs, political affiliations, and family composition.
Yes, Odyssey Charter Schools participates in the National School Lunch Program. Meals are prepared by Aveson Food Services. Meals include a fresh salad bar and hot meal item. Eligible students that apply may receive free or reduced price breakfast and lunches. Families may also choose to purchase breakfast and lunch items.
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