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School district officials key in on ways to increase graduation rates
St. Charles Parish Public Schools have consistently ranked well state-wide, and this past year was no exception. […]
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Longtime parish educator remembered in The Jaybird Project
Tanya Bryant founded The Jaybird Project in memory of her husband, Jack (Jay) Bryant Jr. […]
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Montz preschooler diagnosed with leukemia
Paige Landry was packing for a beach trip when she got a phone call that has forever changed the lives of her family. […]
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Hahnville woman planning event to benefit teen battling heart failure
For a year of his life, Nicholas Eirich knew what it was like to have energy, to breathe easily and to do everything other children like the then-14-year-old could do. […]
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St. Charles home to 2023 Teacher and Principal of the Year
🏆 Brittany Bonnaffons of Hahnville High School has been selected as the 2023 State Teacher of the Year and Dr. David Schexnaydre Jr. of Harry M. Hurst Middle School is the 2023 State Principal of the Year. […]
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Fishing for Frankie to benefit Norco woman battling Stage 4 cancer
🎣 Audrey Champagne Raziano remembers a time more than a decade ago that she and her family put together the first Fishing for Frankie tournament fundraiser in roughly six weeks time. […]
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Luling Elementary band director knew music was his calling at just 8 years old
🎺 Long before becoming band director and music teacher at Luling Elementary School, A.J. Pittman had an epiphany when he was just 8 years old – he wanted to play the trumpet. […]
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Legislation would increase coastal restoration funding, set stage for offshore wind revenue sharing
Congressman Troy A. Carter Sr. and House Republican Whip Steve Scalise have introduced bipartisan legislation that would update the Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act to increase coastal states’ share of oil and natural gas revenue. […]
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R.K. Smith teacher finds new home, moves from office to classroom
🏫 The transition from school secretary to teaching in the classroom has been a rather smooth one for Kristina “Tina” Harris, despite her path coming through objectively bumpy terrain. […]