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February Eagle of the Month Winners

Mar 2015

Congratulations to all of our February Eagle of the Month winners! Keep up the great work!

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Forget The Monday Blues, There’s Chicks On The Move

Mar 2015

Biology students had the opportunity to experience the development and birth of chickens in a classroom embryology project.  Mrs. Polk’s classes were able to track the development of the chicken […]

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Corey Webster Reads Dr. Seuss

Mar 2015

Students ages four to 11 are invited to join Corey Webster this afternoon at the Bluebonnet Regional Library to celebrate the birthday of Dr. Seuss and Corey himself. There will […]

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Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss!

Mar 2015

A very special birthday is today… someone that has left a legacy through several generations of readers. Today, we wish a Happy Birthday to Dr. Seuss! We encourage you to […]

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Spring Webinar Series kicks off Wednesday

Mar 2015

Our Spring Webinar Series kicks off Wednesday, March 4th from 12:00-12:30pm with “Why a Christian Education is So Important,” facilitated by Dr. Don Mayes, Superintendent and Mr. Ben Haindel, High […]

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National Champion PBS Silver Steppers

Feb 2015

Congratulations to the  PBS Silver Steppers who placed first in their jazz category routine, Rising, and first in their open category routine, Ruby Blues, on Saturday, February 21 in Orlando, […]

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The Butterfly Project

Feb 2015

After reading Elie Wiesel’s Night and the historical fiction novel The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, Mrs. Bankston’s 9th grade English students created “Holocaust butterflies.”  The idea was inspired by […]

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PBS vs. Port Allen Basketball Live Stream

Feb 2015

You can catch a live stream of tonight’s basketball game vs. Port Allen on www.louisianaallamericansports.com. Game set for 7:00 p.m. Go Eagles!

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Chemical Reaction Investigation

Feb 2015

In Mrs. Crawley’s 5th grade science class, students are learning the difference between physical and chemical changes. This week, students prepared water bottles filled with hydrogen peroxide, dawn soap and […]

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Art 1 Class Studies Keith Haring

Feb 2015

Our High School Art I classes studied artist Keith Haring and designed clothing items in his style. Enjoy the pictures below taken at their “fashion show.”  

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