Gonzales Primary thanks Express Check Advance
Gonzales Primary would like to thank Express Check Advance in Gonzales for donating backpacks & other school supplies.Pictured: Kiran Sanville, & Guidance Counselor- Alesha Norman.
View ArticleUPS drivers present Gonzales Middle with donation
On Aug. 17, local UPS drivers presented Gonzales Middle School with $1200 to be used for school supplies. The donation was made possible through Stuff the UPS and the generosity of donors of the Big...
View ArticlePotashCorp donates $30,000 to G.W. Carver Primary
Representatives from PotashCorp - Geismar recently surprised the staff at G.W. Carver Primary School with a $30,000 check to purchase laptops for teachers to use in the classroom.
View ArticleSt. Theresa Middle Knights of Columbus Substance Abuse Diocesan and State...
St. Theresa Middle students were honored on Aug. 16 for placing at the Diocesan and state levels of the Knights of Columbus Substance Abuse Art Poster Contest.
View ArticleAshley White named Gonzales Primary Teacher of the Week
Congratulations to Gonzales Primary Teacher of the Week, Mrs. Ashley White!
View ArticleAnnual Scholarship Awards announced
During the regular weekly worship service on July 12, the St. Paul Baptist Church Scholarship Committee presented its annual Honor Roll and Scholarship awards.
View ArticleStudents take ACT Aspire Test
St. Theresa Middle students and St. John Primary third grade students recently took the ACT Aspire Standardized Test. The ACT Aspire Standardized Test allows a better understanding of a student's...
View ArticleGonzales Primary holds open house
Gonzales Primary held open house on Aug. 27. Many parents came with their children to meet the teachers and shop at the Book Fair.
View ArticleTeacher uses Boomwhacker as educational tool
St. John Primary pre-kindergarten student Taylor Hendricks smiles with delight as she tries her hand at using a Boomwhacker instrument in Mrs. Melissa Heroman's music class.
View ArticleBASF TECH Academy introduces high school students to science and technology...
A group of Ascension Parish high school students recently attended BASF TECH Academy – a newly-launched, four-day program hosted at River Parishes Community College (RPCC) in Burnside – to learn about...
View ArticlePrairieville student among the scholars
The Louisiana Gas Association (LGA) has announced the 13 recipients of its 2015 Scholarships, which are awarded to the children or legal wards of individuals employed by active LGA member companies...
View ArticleRanking reveals best, worst states for teachers
Low pay isn't the only aspect that makes experienced and new teachers alike question if they can stay in education.According to WalletHub, underwhelming wages, poor treatment and stress lead to a...
View ArticleGonzales Primary holds breakfast for grandparents
Gonzales Middle School 7th Grade Language Arts Teacher, Selena Johnson, reviews writing expectations with student Gabrielle Davis and her mother Crystal Davis during the First Nine Weeks Language Arts...
View ArticleGonzales Middle School's Dawn Perret
Gonzales Middle School Science Teacher, Dawn Perret (in pink sweater) guides 8th Grader Noah Gautreau and his mother, Brenda Millet, through a rock identification activity during the First Nine Weeks...
View ArticleGonzales Primary students have 'Pawsome' time
Gonzales Primary students had a “Pawsome” time wearing their sunglasses, hats, and crazy hair on “Reward Me Wednesday”.
View ArticleGraves visits G.W. Carver Primary
Congressman Garret Graves payed a visit to Gonzales's G.W. Carver Primary school on Sept. 3 and ate lunch with the students as a way to see what the school's nutrition program offers.
View ArticleCentral Middle students selected for Duke TIP
Central Middle School is proud to announce that 42 seventh grade students who have been invited to participate in the highly selective Duke University Talent Identification Program 7th Grade Talent...
View ArticleSurvey: Immigrants are more likely to have college degrees than U.S. citizens
A Pew Research Center report indicated U.S. immigrants are more likely to have a college degree but less likely to have a high school diploma than American citizens, making them a "bifurcated" group,...
View ArticleThese 11 states spend more on prisons than on colleges
For the last 20 years, state higher education spending has fallen while incarceration rates climbed. Here are 11 states where those lines have crossed, along with four that still spend more on higher...
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