First graders at East Elementary in Sarah Lavergne’s class worked hard for the month of September fo reach their Dojo (Great and Positive Behavior) point goal.
East Elementary honored its Students of the Month for September. Seated, from left, are Brantley Briscoe, Zaylon Robinson, and Aria Johnson and Majesty Brown. Standing, from left, are Abigail Miller, Aaliyah Robinson, Bella Lomas and Samuel Cole.
Xi Beta Theta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held their Founder’s Day program and installation of officers for 2022-23 in the home of Dale Ward.
Showing off their wild side during homecoming week celebration at East Elementary were kindergarten students in Angela Williams class. Directly in front, are Ariya Kramer, left,, and Lillyann Ortego.
Eunice High School crowned its homecoming queen Friday evening during the homecoming game. Alivia Cesar, left, a senior at Eunice High, was named Eunice High homecoming queen.
Students of the Month for September at Eunice Elementary were recognized. In front, from left, are Niklaus Geraci, Lane Ceasar, Tantlee Jurls and Aviona Pitre.
Kindergarteners at Eunice Elementary were rewarded for good behavior. In front, from left are Sabah Hassan, Ja’Zayln Mouton, Adelyn Matte, Embree Granger and Landen Mayne.
Highland Early Learning Center had their first homecoming pep rally. Eunice Jr. High cheerleaders, dance team, band and football players attended. A Highland Early Learning Center homecoming king and queen were chosen.
Mayor Scott Fontenot signed a Proclamation declaring Oct. 16 as National CDA Sunday.
Jack-o’-lanterns are one of many indelible symbols of Halloween. It’s hard to pinpoint the precise origins of jack-o’-lanterns, but many historians trace the tradition to 19th century Ireland.