The Acadia Parish School Board has declared that the Performance Based Energy Efficiency Services Project conducted by Johnson Controls, Inc.
The Acadia Parish School Board made quick work of its agenda Monday night, zooming through a few committee recommendations.
State Superintendent of Education John White may not be ready to compare results, explicitly, from PARCC to 2014’s LEAP testing, but at the very le
School board members, from left, David Lalande, Doug LaCombe, Superintendent John Bourque, John Suire and Gene Daigle, along with Milton Simar and Delo Hebert, not pictured, discuss the idea of Telemed use in two parish schools.
Acadia General Hospital may have a way to solve part of two problems with one solution: Telemed.
Currently awaiting news on a grant to fund a pilot program in Acadia Parish, the hospital looks to alleviate some of the stress on its emergency room while helping school attendance simultaneously through the program using the Telemed technology.
Principals Kim Cummins, left, and Irma Trosclair, right, accept certificates from the Acadia Parish School Board graciously and speak highly of their faculties and students who they say are the reason that Martin Petitjean Elementary and South Crowley Elementary were recognized among the 2015 National Blue Ribbon Schools.
The Acadia Parish School Board has decided it’s time for a change.