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DMS announces Teacher and Support Staff of the Year
DeQuincy Middle School is proud to recognize Amy Lorenz as our Teacher of the Year who is beginning her 21st year in education. Mrs. Lorenz is a dedicated 7th grade math teacher whose passion for education inspires students to achieve their best each day. Through engaging instruction, high expectations, and a commitment to student success, she creates a classroom environment where learning and growth thrive.
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For nearly 50 years, John Bridges has been the voice of Sulphur High homecoming
SULPHUR, La. (KPLC) - Every year, new faces take their place on the Sulphur High homecoming court. But for nearly five decades, one familiar voice has announced their names. Former Sulphur High student John Bridges began announcing the homecoming court in 1979. From behind the microphone, he has watched the tradition continue across generations, even announcing the grandchildren of some of the first students he introduced.
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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.)
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School Board approves $8,000 teacher and $5,600 support staff supplements
The Calcasieu Parish School Board approved an $8,000 supplement payment for district teachers and a $5,600 supplement payment for support staff Tuesday night. At the board’s regular Tuesday meeting, the […]
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Parents demand answers on bullying at Moss Bluff Elementary
MOSS BLUFF, La. (KPLC) - Parents are raising concerns about bullying at Moss Bluff Elementary and say they want more information about what is happening at the school. Jaime Spears said her son came home crying after an incident on the school bus. “He gets off the bus. He’s crying,...
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LSUA and LSUE launch three new student transfer paths
ALEXANDRIA, La. (WNTZ) – LSU Alexandria and LSU Eunice have established three new transfer agreements aimed at giving students clearer pathways from associate degrees at LSUE into bachelor’s degree programs at LSUA. The new 2+2 agreements cover disaster preparedness and response, elementary education and cybersecurity technology. The partnerships align coursework between the two LSU System […]
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LRCA sophomore running back helps Tigers overcome 21-point deficit for homecoming win
It has been said that it’s not how you start but how you finish. For Lafayette Renaissance, it wasn’t how the Tigers started but how they responded and then finished. The Tigers overcame an early 21-point deficit Friday to defeat Lake Charles College Prep 56-34 in front of a raucous homecoming crowd.
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Creating Quite a Stir: Gritty Sulphur’s already doubled its win total over last season
David Feaster has coached football for more than four decades with one common denominator. He’s jumped into each job, including head coaching positions at seven different high schools in Louisiana, with both feet first. “I never do my homework,” he said. “I haven’t said, ‘Let’s see who they’ve got...
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TDL Week 5 Game of the Week Preview: Sulphur Golden Tors
SULPHUR, La. (KPLC) - Sulphur is turning its attention to district rival Barbe after last week’s comeback win over Sam Houston, trailing by 23 points with less than 8 minutes left in the fourth quarter before storming back to win 55-54. “I don’t know. I’ll process it when I figure out did it really happened. I’m still not sure. They’re still tossing the ball around over there so I’m still afraid they’re going to pick it up and run it back,” said Sulphur head coach David Feaster after the win.
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An O that can go: Undefeated Barbe lighting up scoreboard with great frequency
Barbe football coach Dennis Owens is grateful for two things: an explosive offense with players that are not concerned with who gets top billing. “We’ve got a lot of mouths to feed,” said Owens, now in his fourth season as head coach. “The kids are unselfish. They make it easy.”
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Vinton 2027 ATH Michael Lange Named Gridiron Football Player of Week 3!
Vinton High School’s Michael Lange seemed to be everywhere in the Lions’ 55–12 victory over Washington-Marion. He scored on the ground, threw a touchdown pass, made stops on defense and contributed in the return game. After a performance that showcased his versatility, Lange has been named the Gridiron Football National Player of Week 3.