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What if we could get EVERY student in EVERY classroom to love to learn? It’s a tall order, but possible when we GIVE our students a reason to get excited about learning! Let’s ROCK out for our students!
On September 20, 2018, Cherokee Elementary joined thousands of educators from around the world as they participated in ”ROCK YOUR SCHOOL!” They created outside-the-box educational experiences for their students. Several classrooms underwent “room transformations’ including a hurricane, tornado and thunderstorm/flood, and a blizzard. One room became Jurassic Park and students had to use text evidence to get the key to leave before the dinosaurs came. This whole day was all about student engagement.
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to see our dinosaur attack!!Congratulations Lacey Hoosier!!!Lacey's application was so outstanding she earned the 3rd place nationally and another $5000.Recipient of FOYA Financial Unsung Hero Grant for $2000.Omega Men of Alexandria, Sponsor "Empowering for Greatness" for students
Julius Patrick 6th Grade AcademyW.O. Hall Sixth Grade Academy
Elects Student Council
Message from our Superintendent
Welcome back to the start of the 2018-2019 school year. Our district’s vision and the reason that our school system exists is to prepare our students for success. For the vast majority of those students, that success will ultimately be defined in the workplace. So, we must create learning environments that provide opportunities for students to develop the skills that they are going to need to be successful.
Recent studies found that besides being proficient in core academic areas there is and will be a greater demand for employees with a different set of work skills in the emerging 21st century workplace. The ability to communicate effectively, to work collaboratively as part of a team, being creative and innovative, the ability to think critically, and the ability to solve complex problems are the key skills that will be needed for students to be successful in the workplace.
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**CUSTODIAN OF PUBLIC RECORDS FOR RAPIDES PARISH SCHOOL BOARD IS SUPT. NASON AUTHEMENT.
ALL PUBLIC RECORDS REQUESTS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO MR. NASON AUTHEMENT.**
Sept 18, 2018 5:00PM Personnel Committee 
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Celebrating Mister Rogers #GoogleDoodle
Pineville High School freshmen 'commit to commencement'
Students at Pineville High walked into the school's auditorium Wednesday to the tune of pomp and circumstance. It wasn't graduation, but a taste of what the Class of 2022 can expect in four years.
About 400 freshmen participated in the school's third annual "Commitment to Commencement" Ceremony. They each walked across the stage to receive a certificate of commitment from the school's principal, Karl Carpenter. Read article @TheTownTalk
'Leader in Me' Program thriving at Pineville Elementary
PINEVILLE, La. (KALB) - Pineville elementary is under construction this year, but not physically. It is the first school to undergo a whole school transformation under the new 'Leader in Me' program.
Students are only a month into school learning 21st-century leadership and life skills that will stay with them forever. The program is based on the book, 'The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People', and focuses on teaching students good community citizenship building at an early age.- Watch video @ KalbTV
