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School bus safety rules at Glendale Elementary

Shelly Guillory, a third grade teacher at Glendale Elementary, introduces her students to the inside surroundings of a school bus. All students at Glendale Elementary were informed about school bus safety rules and regulations and the proper evacuation plan and exits on the bus.

St. Edmund High School announces homecoming court

St. Edmund Catholic High School named its homecoming court. Seated are freshmen maids from left are Greta Miller and Kate Fruge; sophomore maids are Ali Lantz and Tanzy Miller; and Katherine Sittig and Victoria Marcantel are junior maids.

A science project of airplanes at East Elementary

Vanessa Cormier’s fourth-graders at East Elementary flew airplanes and the following day they had the opportunity to chart their data as part of their science lesson. (Submitted Photo)

ABC to hold Wild Game dinner

Acadian Baptist Center will hold its ninth annual Wild Game dinner on Oct. 9 on the ABC campus near Richard. At 5 p.m., a variety of wild game dishes will be available to enjoy, as well as booths and demonstrations related to outdoor sports. At 7 p.m.

LSU AgCenter 4-H agents honored at annual meeting

By Karol Osborne, kosborne@agcenter.lsu.edu MARKSVILLE — LSU AgCenter 4-H youth development experts from across the state were recognized for achievement in service at the Louisiana Association of Extension 4-H Agents annual meeting held Aug. 21-24 in Marksville.

Second place prize on ticket

Guy Fontenot, left, owner and manager of Double Action Outdoor Sports, donates the second prize on St. Thomas More Catholic Church raffle ticket for its annual Fall Festival.

Cracking myths about eggs

By Sandra May, LSU Ag Center, Health topic Have you eliminated eggs from your diet because you fear they may raise your blood cholesterol level? Assuming you are eating healthfully, you may want to consider restoring eggs to your meals.

Studying shadows at East

East Elementary first grade students in Leah Miller’s and Katie Murphy’s class were studying shadows. Students had the opportunity to experience outdoor activity and explore at different times of the day and they observed how their body shadows changed.

Second-graders do seed dispersal activity

After studying how plants grow in different places all around the world second-grade students at East Elementary pretended to be bison with their socks on their shoes as animal fur to see the amount of seeds animals pick up on their fur and bring to new places helping plants grow in new places.

Bingo at Goodhope Place

Tenants at Goodhope Place Apartments enjoyed a game of bingo held by manager. Tenants won household prizes. From left, are tenants Sandra Rideau, Marie Scott, Viola Dossman and Danny Godfrey. Not pictured are tenants Debra King, Lenier Naquin and Elroy Wilson. (Submitted Photo)