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St. Edmund High students who scored a 22 or higher on ACT are eligible to be members of the ACT 22+ Club. These students earned a 22 and higher, in front, from left, are Matthew McGee, Jenna Smith, Ava Warner, Gracie Cormier, Isabella Heinen, Ava Guillory, Stella Summerlin and Katy Miller. In back, from left, are Hayden Bertrand, Nathan Zaunbrecher, Oscar Summerlin, Sophie LeBleu, Henry Summerlin, Angelle Manuel, sponsor; Copeland Miller, Ross Bertrand, Dane Fontenot and Joe Aucoin. (Submitted photos)

St. Edmund High students who scored a 22 or higher on ACT are eligible to be members of the ACT 22+ Club. These students earned a 22 and higher, in front, from left, are Matthew McGee, Jenna Smith, Ava Warner, Gracie Cormier, Isabella Heinen, Ava Guillory, Stella Summerlin and Katy Miller. In back, from left, are Hayden Bertrand, Nathan Zaunbrecher, Oscar Summerlin, Sophie LeBleu, Henry Summerlin, Angelle Manuel, sponsor; Copeland Miller, Ross Bertrand, Dane Fontenot and Joe Aucoin. (Submitted photos)

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Academic Pep Rally at St. Edmund High School

Myra Miller
Wednesday, May 15, 2024
St. Edmund Catholic School welcomed everyone to its 12th annual Academic Pep Rally, themed, “Academics Hit the Big Top.” Many high school students were recognized and honored.
Myra Miller

Myra Miller

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Popular graduation traditions

Myra Miller
Wednesday, May 15, 2024
Graduation is steeped in tradition. Come the day of graduation, many grads-to-be might be focusing on receiving their diplomas and then celebrating after the ceremony. The following is courtesy of Newspaper Metro.
East Elementary named its Students of the Month for April.

East Elementary named its Students of the Month for April.

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Students of the month at East Elementary

Myra Miller
Thursday, May 9, 2024
East Elementary named its Students of the Month for April. Seated, from left are Aleister Darbonne, Armani Simon and Sophia Dupre. In back from left are Addyson Fontenot, Trinity Edwards, Hadlee Smith and Jayceon Alexis. Not pictured is Blandon Richard. (Submitted photos)
On May 1, Eunice High FFA was one of three schools to participate in a coastal erosion revegetation service project. FFA members unloaded 7,000 plants off a trailer and onto three boats to bring to the open waters of the Vermillion Bay.

On May 1, Eunice High FFA was one of three schools to participate in a coastal erosion revegetation service project. FFA members unloaded 7,000 plants off a trailer and onto three boats to bring to the open waters of the Vermillion Bay.

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EHS FFA members participate in coastal erosion revegetation service project

Myra Miller
Thursday, May 9, 2024
On May 1, Eunice High FFA was one of three schools to participate in a coastal erosion revegetation service project. FFA members unloaded 7,000 plants off a trailer and onto three boats to bring to the open waters of the Vermillion Bay.
Birth Announcements

Birth Announcements

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Birth Announcements

Myra Miller
Thursday, May 9, 2024
Rhett Sutton Kinsley Ashworth and Aaron Sutton of Glenmora announce the birth of their son, Rhett Crews Sutton, born at Acadian Medical Center on April 25 weighing 9 pounds. Maternal grandmother is Summer Ashworth of Plainview. Paternal grandparents are Sara Sutton and Wayne Sutton of Glenmora.
Eunice Police Radio log

Eunice Police Radio log

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Eunice Police Radio log

Myra Miller
Wednesday, May 8, 2024
The following are excerpts from the Eunice Police Department radio dispatch logs. Tuesday, May 7 8:03 a.m. Caller in the 300 block of Olivia said she is reporting damage to the back window of a friend’s residence. 8:32 a.m. Lobby complaint in reference to identity theft. 9:41 a.m.
Senior National Honors Society

Senior National Honors Society

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Eunice High School Academic Excellence Assembly

Myra Miller
Wednesday, May 8, 2024
Eunice High School held its annual Academic Excellence Assembly on Friday inside the school’s auditorium. Many junior and senior students were honored and recognized with various academic achievement awards and memorial awards.
Ayda Fuselier, a second grade student at St. Edmund Elementary, shows off her exhibit.

Ayda Fuselier, a second grade student at St. Edmund Elementary, shows off her exhibit.

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Science habitats at St. Edmund

Myra Miller
Wednesday, May 8, 2024
Ayda Fuselier, a second grade student at St. Edmund Elementary, shows off her exhibit. St. Edmund Elementary have been studying habitats in science, and the animals that live in them. Each student was able to choose their favorite animal and create that animal’s habit.
Abby Chapman’s third grade students at St. Edmund Elementary modeled an earthquake to understand how it could change an ecosystem and cause other natural hazards. Then, they acted as civil engineers to build and perform tests on a hurricane-proof model building. From left are Aubrey Zaunbrecher, Bryson Ardoin, Mary Mire, Brantley Bruce and Amelia Wilson. (Submitted photos)

Abby Chapman’s third grade students at St. Edmund Elementary modeled an earthquake to understand how it could change an ecosystem and cause other natural hazards. Then, they acted as civil engineers to build and perform tests on a hurricane-proof model building. From left are Aubrey Zaunbrecher, Bryson Ardoin, Mary Mire, Brantley Bruce and Amelia Wilson. (Submitted photos)

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Study of Earthquakes

Myra Miller
Wednesday, May 8, 2024
Abby Chapman’s third grade students at St. Edmund Elementary modeled an earthquake to understand how it could change an ecosystem and cause other natural hazards. Then, they acted as civil engineers to build and perform tests on a hurricane-proof model building.
Great readers honored at East

Great readers honored at East

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AR students at East Elementary

Myra Miller
Wednesday, May 8, 2024
East Elementary students who reached their next Accelerated Reader goal were recently recognized and rewarded. Along with certificates and ribbons, students were able to choose their own brand new book.