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Plans underway to Charter Neville High School

August 29, 2024September 19, 2024 Free PressBreaking News, Education

Sources close to a planning group have confirmed that efforts are in progress to convert Neville High School into a charter school. The transition is expected to be initiated this October, with the school potentially becoming a Type 3 charter…

Charter School, Neville High School

Moore to push city schools to improve literacy from the bottom up

August 8, 2024September 19, 2024 Free PressBreaking News, Education

In a sweeping effort to address longstanding academic challenges, Monroe City Schools Superintendent Rev. Sam Moore, III has unveiled an ambitious district-wide focus on improving literacy skills beginning this school year with the goal of getting this year’s first graders…

assessment data, Monroe City Schools, Superintendent Sam Moore III

Delta Community College now checking ACT scores for admission

August 8, 2024September 19, 2024 Free PressBreaking News, Education

For the first time, Louisiana Delta Community College (LDCC) is incorporating ACT scores in English and Math as part of its admissions process. This new policy, effective from the 2024-2025 school year, is a significant shift for the institution and…

ACT scores, admission, Delta Community College

City schools welcome 20 new electric buses

August 1, 2024September 19, 2024 Free PressBreaking News, Education

Monroe City Schools has begun receiving the first of 20 new electric school buses, marking a significant step towards greener transportation for the district. According to Lonnie Hudson, the assistant director of transportation for the district, the buses are being…

electric buses, Monroe City Schools

Black Tie Guys travel in search of Black History

July 18, 2024July 25, 2024 Free PressBreaking News, Education

This week a group of young men from Monroe, known as the Black Tie Guys, have set out on an educational journey to explore Black History beyond what is taught in school. This week-long trip aims to provide these youth…

black heroes, Black History, Black Tie Guys, travel, youth group

Jordan not returning to Delta Community College

July 11, 2024July 18, 2024 Free PressBreaking News, Community News, Education

Robert Jordan, a well-known automotive instructor in the area, has announced that he will not be returning to Louisiana Delta Community College for the upcoming academic year. The news comes after the college decided not to renew Jordan’s contract as…

Louisiana Delta Community College, Robert Jordan

Sampson named new principal of Wossman High School

July 9, 2024July 11, 2024 Free PressAchievements, Breaking News, Education

In a remarkable career progression, Mrs. Dena Sampson has been appointed as the new principal of “The” Wossman High School. Monroe City School System Superintendent Rev. Sam Moore, III, confirmed Sampson’s appointment Monday. Four years ago, Sampson was teaching kindergarten…

Dena Sampson, principal, Wossman High School

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