Highland had its first annual Family Banquet on Nov. 10. Members of the school’s faculty and staff were present for the event.
A Veteran’s Day celebration was held at Glendale Elementary on Nov. 9. Woodrow Bergeron, left, and Conner Faul, both fourth graders, read their essays on What Veteran’s Day means.
New Hope Fellowship recently donated a dozen containers of coffee to Eunice High’s Renaissance Cafe. From left, are Weston Weaver, New Hope Student Pastor; Kelli Istre, Melissa Hernandez, and Jacqueline Nicholas. (Submitted photo)
Glendale Elementary congratulated Gracie Vige, a 4-H member who placed first in the St. Landry Parish 4-H Poster Contest. Vige’s sponsor is Michelle Stelly. (Submitted photo)
The Sean Thomas family received a Thanksgiving meal donated and given by the Eunice City Marshal’s office.
St. Edmund Elementary fourth-and fifth-graders honored and recognized their family and friends who served our country, veterans, during an appreciation reception, held Nov. 15 at the KC Hall.
Turkey is much more than just a Thanksgiving staple. I love eating turkey and not just at Thanksgiving.
Kynlie Floyd, 7, a second grader at St. Edmund Elementary has discovered her passion of horses,riding them, and riding her horse Buster at rodeos.
Floyd has been a member of the Acadiana Barrel Racing Association for the past year.
The Eunice Bulb & Blossom Club has partnered with Eunice Developmental Center volunteers, and the Eunice Community Garden to replant and maintain the planter boxes on Second Street in Eunice.
Highland Elementary welcomed Dads on campus. The volunteer program Dads & Kids are a positive representation at school campus. The dads recognized to ladies on campus, in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month.