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Category: Education

Carroll takes homecoming tailgating to another level

September 20, 2018September 20, 2018 Free PressEducation, Events

Tailgating at a high school homecoming is a big event that draws hundreds of alumni to local school events each year. However, the tailgating events sponsored by Carroll High School Alumni have grown phenomenally over the years. This ye   Log…

Carroll High School Alumni

Willson says Sheriff won’t help city schools with deputy costs

September 13, 2018September 13, 2018 Free PressEducation, Events

There are school resources officers in city high schools this year, but the parish sheriff’s office was criticized last week for not pitching in to help. City School Board President Bill Willson spoke at a community forum last week, sponsored…

Bill Willson, Jay Russell

Appeals court upholds closure of Excellence Academy

May 23, 2018 Free PressEducation, Events

   A Louisiana appeals court has upheld the decision of the Monroe City School Board to close Excellence Academy Charter School.   The Second Circuit Court of Appeals in Shreveport, Wednesday affirmed a decision by 4th District Court Judge Scott…

Excellence Academy

City High Schools graduate hundreds

May 22, 2018May 24, 2018 Free PressEducation, Events

Monroe City School Graduations were held last   Log in to see photos and the remainder of this story. Download the free iPhone or Android App to keep up to date on new posting and archives from years ago.

How did so many local schools become predominately black? Are we missing something?

April 19, 2018April 26, 2018 Free PressEducation, Roosevelt Wright

   Have you ever wondered why public school enrollment among whites is gradually decreasing in our area?    How did Ouachita High School, which was formerly a predominately white school with only a small percentage of blacks, become predominately black?…

Schools are shifting into “Teach the test” mode, non-testable information is off limits

March 8, 2018April 5, 2018 Free PressEducation, Events, Roosevelt Wright

In a week or two, many local public schools will be shifting into “Test Preparation Mode.” That means that the regular instructional pace will be halted or slowed to a snail’s pace while the teachers switch to preparing students for…

Jr., Roosevelt Wright

Richwood’s advance programs draws state attention

February 6, 2018March 9, 2018 Free PressEducation

One of the state’s best kept secrets is the groundbreaking educational program underway at Richwood High School.   While many eyes were on Richwood   Log in to read the remainder of this story. Download the free iPhone or Android…

Richwood High School

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