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Book Character Day at Eunice Elementary

Eunice Elementary held a Book Character Day on Oct. 31 where teachers and students dressed as their favorite book character. From left are teachers Arien Harper, Mary Dupre, principal; Starr Clavier and Renee Atchison. (Submitted photo)

St. Ed High students attend St. Landry Parish Career Fair

St. Edmund High students attended the St. Landry Parish Career Fair. Students visited with 56 different booths and learned about various careers. In the “Reality Store”, they made a budget and learned about expenses associated with transportation, housing, family life, and leisure and entertainment.

Top readers at Highland Elementary

These two second graders at Highland Elementary reached five points in AR program. From left are Alecia Bartie and Lakeveon Blanchard. (Submitted photo)

Glendale Elementary names honor roll

Glendale Elementary names Honor Roll for the first nine weeks of school period. * Denotes 4.

Players’ Theatre stages ‘Southern Fried Funeral’

The Eunice Players’ Theatre will stage “Southern Fried Funeral,” directed by Amy Markle and Sharon Blankenship.Showings are at 7 p.m. Nov. , 8, 10, 13, 16 and 17. The dinner theater showing will be at 6 p.m. Nov. 14. A matinee performance is scheduled at 2 p.m. Nov. 11.

Glendale students celebrate Christopher Columbus

A Christopher Columbus lesson at Glendale Elementary as these first graders in Michelle Brunet’s class created ships as part of their science lesson. In front, from left, are Garrett Hogg, Daniel Turner, Amos Johnson, Kaiden Thomas and Paisley Ceasar.

Highland celebrates 21st Century Lights On

Highland Elementary celebrated the 21st CCLC Lights On After School program themed “Primarily Primary Art,” on Oct. 25.

Class Act Student of the Week

This week’s Student of the Week is Emily Gotreaux, a junior at Eunice High School. Her parents are Shelly and Tim Gotreaux. If you had to live in another part of the world, where would you want to live and why? I would like to live in Tennessee because of the beautiful land and nature there.

Super Heroes seen at East Elementary

East Elementary students dressed as their favorite Super Hero during Drug Awareness “Say No To Drugs”. Seated in front, from left, are Lucy Deville, Cole Rhines, Kalie Sassau, Dominque Douglas, Lainey Fuselier, Kristen Semien, Blakelyn Pierrottie, Alyana Guillory and Ellie Ceasar.

East Elementary recognizes drug awareness

East Elementary students recently celebrated Drug Awareness with many activities and events on campus. One day during the week of Oct. 22 students were allowed and privileged to wear red.