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Metairie’s new Bunche-Washington school celebrates opening (opens the original)
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Three years ago, Monya Thomas Criddle welcomed nearly 200 students from the historic Washington Elementary to the former Bunche Elementary School, as the Jefferson Parish School System combined the campuses due to student population declines. This year, the Bunche-Washington STEM School principal is again managing a merger: About 300 Harris Middle School students and 30 new staff members now join her elementary students at the new campus.  âItâs a huge adjustment,â she said in an intervi
Hundreds of Jefferson Parish students register to vote (opens the original)
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It may have looked like a typical pep rally Tuesday inside the gymnasium at John Ehret High School in Marrero as cheerleaders and dancers performed alongside the school's marching band. But the occasion wasnât an upcoming football game â it was a campaign to register eligible students to vote before the Nov. 3 midterm elections.  The event, held in partnership with the Jeremiah Group, a New Orleans-area nonpartisan organization that promotes civic engagement, was one of three to take pla
Louisiana teaches kids about 9/11 starting in second grade. Here's why, and how. (opens the original)
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A quarter of a century has passed since the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, and to teach that recent history, which many Americans remember experiencing, Louisiana educators start early. Under the stateâs âFreedom Framework,â which was implemented in 2022 and emphasizes American exceptionalism and sacrifices made to protect the countryâs liberties, students are first taught about 9/11 in the second grade. They continue to learn about the attacks in third grade, eighth grade and throughout high
After long wait, a Jefferson Parish school destroyed by Hurricane Ida is set to be rebuilt (opens the original)
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After a yearslong wait, students in Jean Lafitte are one step closer to getting their school back. Nearly five years to the day after Hurricane Ida destroyed the small townâs only school for grades 6-12, the Jefferson Parish school board has approved a $68 million contract with local architecture firm Verges Rome Architects to rebuild Lafitteâs Fisher Middle-High School.  If construction goes according to schedule, the new campus is slated to open in fall 2028. The only school in the dist
Jefferson Parish making changes to P.E., recess for K-5 students. Here's what's new. (opens the original)
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Jefferson Parish school leaders have cut the amount of time set aside for physical activity each day, and in some schools it's resulted in a change that even the youngest kids might notice: an end to mid-morning recess. Beginning this school year, students in grades K-5 will have 30 minutes of structured physical education each day, which is 15 minutes less than in previous years. And while students will still have a 15-minute âfree playâ period, parents and teachers say many schools have op
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