A spending plan for public schools is advancing through the Louisiana legislature that would keep state funding per student for public schools at the same amount for the third year in a row. […]
The beginning of the 17th Century was a time of developing civilization at the expense of romanticized order and chivalry. Beneath a vow and the alluring vex of his insanity, Don Quixote de la Mancha devoted himself to knight-errantry for restoration of the outdated past and his beloved “princess.”
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With the end of another school year comes the state testing results for St. Charles public schools, and on the whole, parish schools did better on iLEAP, LEAP and GEE tests across the board with a record number of eighth graders advancing to high school. […]
Once again, St. Charles Parish is shelling out the dough to make sure children and teens under the age of 18 receive a free, piping-hot meal for lunch during the summer.
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“Something Borrowed” is a flirty novel written by Emily Giffin.
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Employees from Monsanto in Luling were pleased to award the Harry Hurst Middle Wetland Watcher Service-Learning Project a check.
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Total Choice Federal Credit Union has selected Alyssa Worman as the recipient of their 3rd Annual $1,000 Your 1st Choice for Financial Success Scholarship.
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“Awakened” by P.C. and Kristin Cast is set in Tulsa and Scotland during current times.
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Since new attendance requirements were implemented in Louisiana last August, attendance in St. Charles Parish public schools has consistently risen each quarter. […]
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