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Category: Education

Madison Foster students learn about Renaissance

February 25, 2019February 28, 2019 Free PressEducation, Events

Throughout the month of February, students at Madison James Foster learned about the role of the Harlem Renaissance in combating racial discrimination and the legendary authors and artists from that era, including Langston Hughes and Duke Ellington. Their education culminated…

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated, Madison James Foster Elementary School, Omicron Iota Omega Chapter

Jones to represent accused Carroll Bookkeeper

December 13, 2018December 13, 2018 Free PressBreaking News, Crime, Education

Former Senator Charles Jones has signed on to represent a former Carroll High School Secretary accused of stealing nearly $43,000 in school deposits. Jones, confirmed Wednesday, that his firm is representing Marilyn Wimbish. In a strange turn of events, the State…

Charles Jones, Marilyn Wimbish

School Letter grades paint dark picture for Southside

November 15, 2018November 15, 2018 Free PressCommunity News, Education

When the state released letter grades for schools across the state, educators are pouring over reports to spot areas of improvement. The reports showed that schools located in Monroe’s Northside were high performing schools and with a few exceptions, most…

Louisiana Schools

Audit claims bookkeeper took cash, but all deposits were right

November 15, 2018November 15, 2018 Free PressBreaking News, Education

A former school bookkeeper is struggling to clear her name after a state Legislative Audit Report showed $43,799 in cash was missing from Carroll High School’s deposits over three years. Marilyn Wimbush, the former bookkeeper for Carroll, says she deposited…

Marilyn Wimbush

Poll shows most praise Carroll team for academic success

November 15, 2018 Free PressEducation, Poll Results, Sports

Most Free Press readers think the Carroll High School football team had a winning year this year even though it posted a losing season. Over 60% of the school’s players were honor roll students, which caught the attention of the…

Board members admit they never consult parents about major decisions

September 27, 2018 Free PressCity School Board, Education, Events

Four members of the Monroe City School Board revealed that they never consulted their constituents before they made major decisions during the last four years. The revelations came at a candidate’s forum sponsored by the Carroll Alumni Association at the…

Monroe City School Board

Gant announces opposition to New MLK in flood zone, sparks discussion

September 27, 2018 Free PressEducation, Events

Should the school board spend $16 million to relocate Martin Luther King Middle school to a flood zone near Wossman High? That was a hot-button topic of discussion at a candidate’s forum Tuesday night at the Marbles Recreation Center, sponsored…

Karen Gant, MLK

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