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“Imposing restrictions on development in the Gulf of Mexico would directly harm the economic activity and jobs across coastal communities.”

The Toddler Area invites young explorers to immerse themselves in touch-and-feel walls adorned with depictions of beloved Bayou Country animals. A cozy book nook awaits, promising cozy moments of storytelling and imagination.

“Most Louisianians and Americans can’t afford Pres. Biden’s scheme to eliminate gas-powered cars. His administration’s unfair EV mandates benefit Chinese manufacturing by butchering America’s auto industry. Congress must move fast to stop these rules from punishing American workers and families,” said Kennedy.

Sen. Rick Edmonds, R-Baton Rouge, on Monday proposed overhauling the plan he had sponsored through a set of amendments. They call for a study of Louisiana’s existing educational resources to determine how to best implement an education savings account program instead of rushing into it. The study would be completed by Dec. 1. 

Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.), a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, and Sen. Bill Cassidy, M.D. (R-LA) in recently announced Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) grants for Louisiana disaster aid.

The Lafourche Parish School Board celebrated academic excellence, honoring Comeback Campuses, educators, and students for their achievements!

"We are so excited to be included as a part of this national pilgrimage. Nothing like it has been done before," said Father Patrick Riviere with the Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux. "It's wonderful to see the nation come together to promote faith."

Fletcher Technical Community College proudly announces the relaunch of "Coastal 101: Introduction to Coastal Restoration." This non-credit program is designed to prepare participants for the growing demands of the coastal protection and restoration industries.

Up to $40,000 in funding is available this cycle to support projects that enhance the learning experience for local students. Whether you have a creative teaching approach, a groundbreaking program idea, or a technology-driven initiative, the Lafourche Education Foundation wants to hear from you! 

"Stretching the interpretation of gender discrimination beyond that which is grounded in clear biological fact undermines the original intent of Title IX, is inconsistent with its historical application, and endangers equal opportunity for females. The leadership of BESE stands with the Governor, Attorney General, and State Superintendent in this action," reads a statement from BESE.

Terrebonne Parish Consolidated Government is pleased to be selected as one of the 71 grant recipients of the 2024 Keep Louisiana Beautiful Trash Receptacle Grant Program, made possible with funding from the State of Louisiana and the Office of the Lieutenant Governor.

“Today, the House approved $166M to provide bonus pay to teachers. That means an anticipated stipend of approximately $1,700 that will ultimately be calculated by the Department of Education.” said Appropriations Chairman Jack McFarland.  “We now have time to work with the Senate through the budget process to further increase educators’ compensation. With this bill, as adopted, stipends and differentiated compensations could increase teacher pay in FY 25 by as much as $191M.”

Fair Housing Month is celebrated every April, honoring government Acts that prohibit discrimination concerning the sale, rental, and financing of housing based on race, religion, national origin, sex, handicap, and family status.

Congratulations to Mya Boss and Brady Sins on being honored with the April awards!