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Category: Education

Solomon Temple Back to School Rally inspired many

August 16, 2017August 21, 2017 Free PressEducation

Students preparing for back to school received advice, supplies and inspiration Saturday during the back to school community rally sponsored by the Solomon Temple Baptist Church. The rally’s purpose was to motivate students to focus on achievement in the new…

Back to School

Berry excited about the new music center at Carroll High

July 19, 2017October 5, 2017 Robert WrightEducation

Monroe School Board member Daryll Berry is excited about the new Barbara T. Bonner Music Arts Center set to open in the fall. The $1.6 million dollar facility will be the home for the choir, piano and orchestral training of…

Arts, Carroll High School, Choir, Darryll Berry, Music

Mouton named principal of Barkdull Faulk Elementary

July 12, 2017 Robert WrightEducation

Barkdull Faulk Elementary has a new principal. This week, Superintendent Brent Vidrine placed Cleveland Mouton III, a graduate of ULM and member of Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, in the principal position. He replaces Robert Johnson, who was moved to head…

Wossman High School Class of 1973 announces 2017 scholarship recipients

June 29, 2017October 5, 2017 Free PressEducation

The Wossman High School Class of 1973 is pleased to announce the 2017 recipients of the WHS C’73 annual academic scholarship: Miss Sally Causey, a 2017 graduate of Wossman High School; and Miss De’Eddria Mone’ Toliver, a 2017 graduate of…

New law exempts more students from paddling

June 21, 2017 Free PressEducation

Unruly students can still be paddled in Louisiana public schools, but a new law now excludes disabled students, and students with special 504 accommodations. The new law Act 266 of the Louisiana Legislature makes it a crime for schools in…

Paddling, School Laws

Shelling honored with school name change

June 8, 2017June 17, 2017 Free PressEducation

Board votes to replace Abraham Lincoln name on school with Roy Shelling, Sr. On Tuesday morning, the Monroe City School Board voted 4-0 to rename Lincoln Elementary School in honor of the late Roy Neal Shelling, Sr. The school, which…

Excellence Academy challenges “flawed” report

June 6, 2017June 17, 2017 Free PressEducation

Attorneys say report low rating school was based on hearsay, assumptions with no facts; Excellence is district #2 Middle School On orders from a federal court, the Monroe City School Board took a second look at its decision to close its…

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