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Department details next steps for current high school seniors amid COVID-19 school closures

April 9, 2020April 10, 2020 Free PressCovid-19, Education

Guidance on Course Credits, Assessments, Diplomas and Financial Aid for Class of 2020 Now Available Baton Rouge, La. — In response to statewide school closures to curb the spread of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), the Louisiana Department of Education released…

Coronavirus Disease 2019, Louisiana Department of Education

City schools begin “Grab and Go” lunches and study materials

March 17, 2020March 18, 2020 Free PressBreaking News, Education

 Free Lunches and study materials are being offered at eight city school sites for any student on a pick-up and go basis. Staff to get full pay during crises and called in staff will receive holiday pay.   After a…

Grab and Go lunches

Betty Cooper, Johnson elected to head city schools

January 16, 2020January 20, 2020 Free PressBreaking News, Education

Betty Ward Cooper is the new President of the Monroe City School Board. Cooper was elected Tuesday night during the board’s regular board meeting. Brandon “B.J.” Johnson was elected vice-president. The election was not unanimous. White members of the board…

Betty Cooper, Brandon "BJ" Johnson, MCSB

Wossman, Neville praised as “A” city schools, many others struggling

November 7, 2019November 7, 2019 Free PressEducation

The State Department of Education released school letter grades this week, showing both Neville and Wossman High Schools as shining stars for the District, both schools are received “A” letter grades from the state. However, ten of the districts 19…

Neville High School, State Department of Education, Wossman High School

Solomon Temple honors 2018-19 Graduates

July 3, 2019July 3, 2019 Free PressAchievements, Education, Submissions

The Solomon Temple Baptist Church honored this year’s graduates with a breakfast and a ceremony, where graduates gave expressions and received gifts for their numerous accomplishments. Graduates from left to right include 1st Lady Virginia Howard, Psy.D. & Th.D. (Psychology…

Solomon Temple Baptist Church

Child’s Play Graduation held

June 21, 2019 Free PressAchievements, Education

Child’s Play II Child Care & Development Center held it’s Annual Graduation Ceremony Sunday, June 16, 2019, at the Monroe Convention Center. Child’s Play II is located at 209 N. 18th Street, Ronnie L Traylor, Owner, Naomi Gholston, Executive Director,…

Child’s Play II Child Care & Development Center

Davis placed at Carroll

June 20, 2019June 20, 2019 Free PressBreaking News, Education

By: Robert K. Wright Former Wossman principal, state’s top high school principal, takes over at Carroll High The newsfeeds of Facebook pages were flooded this week with sentiments and well wishes to Dr. Eric Davis on his new appointment as…

Carroll High School, Eric Davis, Wossman High School

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