Natchitoches Parish Public PreK Registration. We are registering at L.P. Vaughn Today from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Good Luck Lakeview Lady Gators! Today they will be playing against Oakdale for the State Championship at Noon!
March Madness is in full swing and the Natchitoches Parish School Board is bringing their A-game with slam-dunk decisions for students' education! Let's cheer them on as they lead the charge towards success on and off the court 🏀👏 #NPSB #LASAFAPSlamDunk2023
Natchitoches Parish School Board will host its annual teacher job fair on Wednesday, March 15th from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Interviews will be conducted on the spot, and attendees will have an opportunity to learn about teacher pay rates, relocation stipends, and other incentives the district offers. If you are interested in attending, please visit here to register: https://forms.gle/JJcSBSz8RG6F1pbA6.
Enrollment for Pre-K is set to begin on March 6th, and parents or guardians are encouraged to take advantage of the opportunity to enroll their children. The enrollment period will be from 9am to 11am, and it is important to note that this is a limited window, so it is advisable to arrive early to avoid missing out. Pre-K provides a valuable opportunity for children to develop social, emotional, and academic skills that will serve them well throughout their lives. Parents and guardians who are interested in enrolling their child in pre-kindergarten should take advantage of this opportunity and ensure that their child has the best possible start to their education.
Further information can be found at the following link:
https://5il.co/1py8e
Literacy Tutoring Services Opportunity:
Digital vouchers are available to families of eligible K-5 public school students. Families use these vouchers to purchase high-quality literacy tutoring services.
Good luck to our Lady Gators playing in the State Semi Finals today against Oak Grove.
This year, the Natchitoches Parish school system will be closed for Winter Break for the week of February 20th – February 24th.
Happy School Resource Officer Day! Thank you for your dedication to keeping our schools safe and for building positive relationships with students. Your hard work and commitment are truly appreciated. #SRODay #SchoolSafety #ThankYouSROs #NPSBLA
Continuing our celebration of Black History Month, today we are featuring Amia Brown, a Senior at Natchitoches Central High School, in part thee of six.
My name is Amia Brown and I am an African American girl. I am a senior at Natchitoches Central High School and plan to attend Northwestern State University to study nursing. The journey to finding beauty in my history has not been easy. Since I was a little girl I have always been very sensitive and emotional. So every year when Black history month came around and our classrooms would watch educational videos about our history, it would bring me to tears. In the beginning of time we as black people were kings and queens and were treated as such. Throughout time we have lost such a great mindset of being kings and queens. 2022 taught me a lot about loving myself and embracing my minority. I felt excluded and different in multiple organizations and had to learn that my difference was beautiful. So to all the young girls and boys who feel different, remember you are beautiful and so is your history.
The Natchitoches Parish School Board is proud to celebrate Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of CTE programs and their role in preparing students for high-skill, high-wage, and in-demand careers. It aims to highlight the benefits of CTE programs in helping students develop the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in the workforce and to promote the importance of providing quality CTE programs to all students. This week, we highlight careers in healthcare and health sciences.
Continuing our celebration of Black History Month, today we are featuring Kanika Revels, Executive Secretary at the Central Office, in part two of six.
"I take pride in the strides and accomplishments of my ancestors every day. To be able to witness the history being made especially by African American women, I can’t help but to be inspired by them. Women like Maya Angelou with her powerful and thought-provoking words that help me go deeper with my thoughts and expressions. Or women like Michelle Obama and Kamala Harris who defied the odds and broke barriers with their recent political positions that many thought could and should never take place. These women, with style and grace, have shown the world that the African American community can endure and succeed. All of my life I have been fortunate enough to be surrounded by my “own” Maya’s, Michelle’s and Kamala’s. My mother and aunts showed me how to hold my head up high and keep my eye on the next prize, no matter how many times I stumbled or got knocked down. They taught me to always be graceful and keep God first. I know that there are generations watching me and I am determined to give them what the women in my life instilled in me. "
NSUE and NSUM will be open on Monday, February 6th.
In celebration of Black History Month, we will be spotlighting six members of our organization to get their own thoughts on the importance of Black History Month and what it means to them.
Today in part one of six, we feature Jermaine Thomas from Natchitoches Junior High.
"Black history symbolizes the meaning of the past, present, and future. It serves the purpose of being prideful in who you are, where you came from, and where you're heading in the future. Being a figure that is involved in black history allows me to acknowledge and represent work that was paid for many years ago by ancestors and forefathers from centuries ago. It gives me great pleasure in being a black man that represents the field of Education. We have to continue encouraging, motivating, and educating individuals of not just the black race, but of ALL races. Black history, in my opinion, represents equality and justice. The lives, faith, and beliefs that were placed on the line to make the story of what we now call "Black History" shall forever be appreciated and never forgotten! I'm grateful for Black History and this is the true epitome of what it symbolizes to me."
NSUE and NSUM will remain closed tomorrow, February 3rd, due to continued issues with repairs. For further information, please see the attached statement from Northwestern State University regarding the status of repairs.
Marthaville School was honored to host Dr. Cade Brumley, Louisiana State Superintendent of Education, today. The school was recognized as one of 40 "comeback campuses" in the state, having demonstrated improvement despite the challenges posed by the pandemic. The Natchitoches Parish School Board is proud of Marthaville and the hard work of its teachers, students, staff, and community. Congratulations on the great work!
#HawkStrong #NPSB #TogetherWeCan #PPoP
Due to continuing issues with the heating system and winter weather, NSU Elementary and Middle Lab Schools will remain closed on Thursday, February 2nd.
Updates will be released as made available from the NSU Facilities Team.
Due to a mechanical failure with the heating system and the near-freezing temperatures, NSU Middle Lab and NSU Elementary Schools will be closed tomorrow, February 1st. Information regarding re-opening will be released as soon as it is available.
The Natchitoches Parish School District is now hiring Substitute Teachers. For more information please visit the following link:
https://www.npsb.la/article/977478
January is School Board Recognition Month! 🌟🎉
Today, we would like to thank District 1 School Board Member Barbara Page for serving Natchitoches Parish Schools!!
This is her first year serving on the Natchitoches Parish School Board and her goal for this year is to be available for all constituents and let them know they are being heard.
#NPSB #TogetherWeCan #PPoP #SchoolBoardRecognitionMonth
