Wretched, Dissatisfactory Score for Louisiana; Ninth Worst State?
Teachers face so many obstacles while working constantly to help their students achieve their education goals.
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Help an Acadiana Teacher — Purchase Something on Their Classroom Wishlist
Would you please pick at least one name, click on it, and buy at least one item off their wishlist?
Walmart Paying 100% of College Tuition and Books for Employees
Walmart has announced they're making their "Live Better U (LBU)" benefit even more accessible for their employees.
Caddo’s Marco French Is Louisiana Principal of the Year
Marco French is named Louisiana Principal of the Year. French French is Principal at Queensborough Leadership Academy in Shreveport.
Evangeline Parish Job Fair Taking Place On June 25
Acadiana Workforce Solutions will be hosting a recruiting event on Friday, June 25 in Evangeline Parish for job seekers.
Despite Cancer Fight, Opelousas Teacher Never Misses Class
Amy Carrier is being recognized for her courage and her dedication to her students.
Opelousas Students, Teachers Release Stress with May Day
It's the post-COVID return of a school tradition.
Non-Profit SHARE! Southwest in Need of Acadiana Host Families for Foreign Exchange Student…
Host Families are needed for teenage high school girls and boys from Italy, Germany, Brazil, Japan, Ecuador, France, Slovakia, and several other countries.
Louisiana Senate to Debate Kindergarten Mandate
Should Kindergarten in Louisiana be mandatory?
Year-Round School Bill Advances in Legislature
The bill would allow districts to test 11- or 12-month school years.
12-Year-Old Graduates High School and College in the Same Week
12-year-old Mike Wimmer of Salisbury, North Carolina has accomplished something most people will never accomplish.
Corporal Punishment Could Soon be Banned in Louisiana Schools
Teachers and Administrators might soon have to legally "spare the rod" when it comes to classroom discipline.