With no objection, students and teachers alike already know how the 2015-16 school year will fall as adopted by the Acadia Parish School Board Monday night.
Rev. James Proctor
For the next six months, a Proctor will be back on the Acadia Parish School Board.
Just a different one this time.
For years, Dr. Ezora Proctor was a part of the school board. Now her husband, Rev. James Proctor will be, at least temporarily, in service in District 1.
After the passing of Acadia Parish School Board Member Israel Syria on March 19, the board will look to find a temporary resolution to the vacancy left and a permanent one during a special session Wednesday, April 1.
From left, Sens. Jonathan "J.P." Perry and Dan "Blade" Morrish, provided legislative reports to the Acadia Parish School Board's Personnel/Insurance/Curriculum Committee Wednesday night. The senators' spent a vast majority of their report addressing Common Core/PARCC.
For one it could be part of a conspiracy theory (of sort), for the other it’s more a question of administrative trust, but Gov.
Apprehension, anxiety and a steely resolve can be found in classrooms across Acadia Parish this month.