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‘Use Your Head Don’t Do Drugs’ coloring contest

East Elementary students participated in a coloring contest that was themed, “Use Your Head-Don’t Do Drugs,” as part of Drug Awareness Week activities. Seated, in front, from left Tyler Blount, Kristy Williams, Taven Vanzant , Alaya Cormier and Jacobie Fontenot.

‘Use Your Head Don’t Do Drugs’ coloring contest

East Elementary students participated in a coloring contest that was themed, “Use Your Head-Don’t Do Drugs,” as part of Drug Awareness Week activities. Seated, in front from left, are Everett Reppond, Wil’lianya Winfrey, Raphael Maglalang, Hunter Guidroz, and Kristen Semien.

Guillory’s class honored

Tonya Guillory’s second-grade class at Highland Elementary was recognized as earning the highest AR points for first nine-weeks of school. Her class received honor and recognition for hard work earned during a recent Synergy Assembly. (Submitted Photo)

Young Christians recipients at St. Edmund

At the end of each grading term, St. Edmund School recognizes students who go above and beyond outside of the academic realm. These students are selected on their interaction with peers, leadership qualities and Christ like actions.

Students of the Month at Highland Elementary

October Students of the Month at Highland Elementary were recently honored. In front, from left, are Fernanda Guerrero, Yacmine Bellard, Brennan Robinson, Aaliyah Malveaux and Travis Reed. In back, from left, are Nylah Stevens, Isabella Pitre, JyTerrius Dupre and Jacob Fontenot. (Submitted Photo)

Stearns to perform in The Nutcracker in Lafayette

LAFAYETTE – Lafayette Ballet Theatre will present two performances of “The Nutcracker” at 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 9, and 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 10, in the Heymann Performing Arts Center. A Eunice girl Lily Stearns, 12, will be part of the performance.

Boys make strides to keep Eunice clean

Coutee’s Grocery had two young young boys visit Nov. 11 and they were on a mission. Alex Ned, 12, and Braxton Dietrich, 11, asked permission to pick up trash in the parking lot of the store. Both boys are students at Central Middle School and walk to school and claim they see alot of trash everyday.