Twenty students from St. Charles Borromeo Fountain of Youth traveled to Steubenville, Ohio for the Steubenville High School Youth Conference on the campus of Franciscan University on June 12 through 14. […]
Two words – vampire romance. Go ahead and laugh – I did when I saw the section that Barnes and Noble bookstore created just for this series of books – but Stephenie Meyer’s “Twilight” saga is taking the reading world by storm. […]
St. Rose Elementary School third grade students participated in an art contest held by Child Advocacy Services’ local CASA program. […]
“The Road to Serfdom” by Friedrich Hayek is a nonfiction book about political philosophy, classical liberalism, and laissez-faire economics. […]
Over 900 student dictionaries were given out to St. Charles Parish third graders thanks to the Republican Women of St. Charles. […]
“Jerk, California” by Jonathan Friesen is about high school senior Sam Carrier, who lives with his mother and his stepfather. Sam struggles with his stepfather, who criticizes him about his Tourette’s Syndrome, and struggles to see his true identity, Jack Keegan. […]
The Louisiana House Ways and Means Committee passed House Bill 889 on June 8, putting the St. Charles Community Health Center one step closer to its dream of providing the parish with school-based wellness centers. […]
Dear Editor,
On Tuesday May 19, Destrehan High School held their Baccalaureate ceremony in the auditorium on campus. The word Baccalaureate is defined as a religious message addressed to a graduating class before commencement day. Faculty, students, and parents put a lot of work into this event and it was a nice celebration. The mantra was from Psalm 37:5, “Commit yourself to the Lord ; trust also in him; and he shall bring it to pass.” […]
St. Charles Borromeo School preschool and pre-kindergarten students were honored at the school’s end of the year blessing ceremony. […]
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