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This Louisiana Kindergarten Teacher Asks Her Students 1 Special Question Each Morning
Every morning, before the kindergarteners at Brusly Elementary School in Louisiana walk into their classroom, they face a choice. A sign outside their door offers a menu of possibilities: Say hello. Wave. Hug. High five. Hip bump. Dance. Fist bump. Dab. Namaste. Salute. Handshake. Their teacher, Loren Mulmore, stands waiting...
thedailyiberian.com
Catholic High celebrates Homecoming with dominant win over Delcambre
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... It can be easy for high school football players to lose focus during Homecoming week. That wasn’t the case for Catholic High, however. The Panthers (4-2, 1-0 District 8-2A) were locked in and razor-focused in a 42-6 win over previously unbeaten Delcambre last Friday.
theadvocate.com
Stars of the Night for Week 6 in Acadiana area high school football
The Knights' junior defensive end set a school record with five quarterback sacks in LCA's home win over West St. Mary. Adams also contributed 13 total tackles and a fumble recovery to the win. Thomas Carter, Loreauville. The Tigers' mainstay running back is emerging as one of the area's most...
theadvocate.com
Former Lafayette Christian back paces University past Kaplan
Led by Caiden Bellard's four touchdowns, University High earned a 42-12 nondistrict road win over Kaplan in a meeting of top Class 3A programs on Friday. It was the second straight week that the Cubs and Bellard, a transfer from Lafayette Christian, made the trip to the metro area (won 28-7 at Teurlings Catholic on Sept. 25.)
gridironfootballusa.com
Gavin Romero’s Four Touchdowns Help St. Michael Survive Plaquemine In 28-27 District Thriller
St. Michael needed every touchdown, every takeaway, and every phase of the game to hold off Plaquemine Friday night. Behind four rushing touchdowns from Gavin Romero, the Warriors pulled out a thrilling 28-27 victory to improve to 5-1 overall and remain undefeated in District 6-4A play at 3-0. Plaquemine dropped to 3-3 overall and 2-1 in district competition.
Bossip
Baddest On The Bluff! A Gallery Of Southern Sheauxstoppers Who Slayyyed The Jaguar Way At Homecoming 2026
Baddest on the Bluff! You already know we had to showcase Southern University and A&M College known for its world-famous Human Jukebox Marching Band (featured in the Michael marketing campaign), student-focused learning environment, and fabulous Dancing Dolls squad in the heart of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Founded in 1880, the storied land-grant institution reigns as the […] The post Baddest On The Bluff! A Gallery Of Southern Sheauxstoppers Who Slayyyed The Jaguar Way At Homecoming 2026 appeared first on Bossip .
theadvocate.com
Lafayette High rebounds in impressive fashion with rout of Sam Houston
Lafayette High football coach Stephen Hearen knows the past two weeks have been rough for his Mighty Lions. But Hearen’s message to his Lions this week was short and clear: “We don’t have time to feel sorry for ourselves.”. The message was received as the Lions responded...
theadvocate.com
Plaquemine-St. Michael winner hangs on to stay perfect in district play
St. Michael the Archangel built three two-touchdown leads that still required a couple of lump-in-your-throat moments by game’s end. C.J. Levingston’s interception at his own 5-yard line with 4:30 remaining was the first such moment. The Warriors then celebrated a key 28-27 District 6-4A victory Friday at Warrior Stadium when Plaquemine's 37-yard field goal on the final play came up short.
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This St. Thomas More linebacker is a state champion wrestler who plays 'in a very violent way'
Walker Pugh speaks through his actions. The St. Thomas More linebacker doesn't talk much, but his play on the football field speaks volumes. "He's a man of few words who plays football in a very violent way," said St. Thomas More offensive coordinator Shane Savoie, whose unit felt Pugh's wrath while going head-to-head with the Cougars' defense during the offseason.
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Week 6 Acadiana area high school football scores, statistics and schedules
RUSHING - ACAD: Cohen DiBetta 5- (-4); Holden Sam 10-21; Syrian Joseph 14-150, TD; Ashton Fontenot 7-45, TD; James Brown 4-15; Ashton Barras 1-24; BAR: Jelandon Gray 9-20, 2 TDs; Jordin Griffin 10-109, 2 TDs; Connor Joyce 2-6. PASSING - ACAD: DiBetta 3-7-1, 30 yds; BAR: Gray 10-14-0, 227 yds, 3 TDs.
NOLA.com
A Garden District school is cutting down oak trees to build new gym. Some neighbors are upset.
Louise S. McGehee School this week has been defending a plan to cut down several large oak trees so that it can build a bigger gymnasium on its Garden District campus after some local residents and school alumni raised objections. The four oak trees on the all-girls school's campus are...
theadvocate.com
Teurlings enjoys sweet taste of victory sparked by new running back threat
It's not like playing running back was a new experience for Teurlings Catholic's E.J. Granger. After all, he had played it in freshman and junior varsity ball. And the starting linebacker also got a handful of a carries the week before. So when coach Michael Courville asked him to start...
avoyellestoday.com
There’s a whole lot of educational experience on display at SHS
There are several teachers at Sacred Heart School (SHS) in Moreauville who have many years in the classroom. This story, which is in two parts, is about two of them: Carla Bordelon Moreau and Dan Soldani. Teaching is something that Carla Moreau of Bordelonville just can’t stay away from. Currently...
The Daily Advertiser
Lafayette schools tap reserves to keep career academy on track
Construction of the new Ovey Comeaux Workforce Innovation Academy is set to move forward after the Lafayette Parish School Board (LPSB) approved interim funding Thursday, Oct. 8, allowing the district to stay on schedule for the facility's planned opening in the 2028-29 school year. In a vote during Thursday night's meeting , board members approved making up to $14 million available from the district's Economic Stabilization Fund to cover initial construction costs while delaying long-term borrowing until early 2027, when market conditions may be more favorable. District officials said the move provides flexibility to begin construction-related activities by the end of 2026 without jeopardizing the project's timeline. Once the district issues bonds, it expects to repay the Economic Stabilization Fund within the same fiscal year. "We can't afford to lose three months on a project this important," Superintendent Francis Touchet Jr. said. "Borrowing costs are higher than we want them to be right now, but waiting would put our timeline at risk. This gives us the flexibility to move forward with construction, stay on schedule and look for a better opportunity to issue the bonds early next year." The academy is expected to more than double the capacity of the
theadvocate.com
Plaquemine’s sophomore quarterback is ‘tough as nails’ and he’s showing star potential
Plaquemine High School quarterback Jermaine Robinson lets his game do his talking. The sophomore isn’t one of the more vocal Green Devils, but when he steps on the field he commands the team through his big-play ability. That play has helped Plaquemine to a 3-2 start. “Humble kid, doesn’t...