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Franklinton FFA competed at the Area 4 Spring Career Development Events yesterday in Baton Rouge. The competitors brought home a total of 9 pennants, which is a school best.
The top 4 from each category will be competing at State on April 2nd at Louisiana State University. Congratulations to all winners and participants on a job well done.
FHS Senior Ranks Top 10 in the Nation
Destiny Richardson recently placed in the top 10 in an on-site pencil drawing competition organized by the Savannah College of Art & Design. Artists were told to "capture Savannah." In her drawing, you can see City Hall, a riverboat sailing down the Savannah River, and the Talmadge Bridge.
Washington Parish School System Recognized by
LDOE for Student Growth
Clara Graves and Missy Seal were recently recognized at the the 2019 LASBO Conference for completing the requirements to become Certified Louisiana School Business Specialists. Congratulations Clara and Missy!
Franklinton High School students are making huge gains in Microsoft Certifications!
FJHS PBIS Student of the Year winners from each homeroom class were awarded with a certificate and a pizza lunch.
Student of the year 2019
Louisiana School Board Association Art Winners and Deaf Focus Art Winner
Aleria Dillon, FHS - Deaf Focus Art
Meggan Fountain, MHS - LSBA Elementary Winner
Ava Holloway, FHS - LSBA High School Winner
Brandon Jenkins, PHS - LSBA Middle School Winner
2019 Louisiana Center for Law and Civic Education President's Award of Excellence for Outstanding Civics Teacher
Amanda Hall, Franklinton High School
2019 Junior High Students of the Year
Darci Lourigan, MHS and District Student of the Year
Mari Anna Stogner, PHS
Bret Dunn, VHS
Khaled Waliagha, Jr., FJHS
2019 High School Student of the Year
Kaniya Dillion, FHS
Austin Maples, MHS
Not pictured: Madison Ledet, PHS and District Student of the Year
Destiny Keys, VHS
Varnado High School student, LaDerrick Smith, was awarded the highest honor given to youth by Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America (CADCA) at the national conference in Washington D.C. CADCA is a national program purposing to reduce drug use one community at a time. Smith received the National Outstanding Youth Leader of the Year award. This award recognizes leaders that have gone above the call of duty to work diligently in their coalitions, demonstrate a passion from making an impact on their community and have a lasting effect on the NYLI (National Youth Leadership Initiative.)
Three Washington Parish School System students attended the conference: LaDerrick Smith, Khaled Waliagha and Emma Williams. Congratulations LaDerrick!
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May 2019 Washington Parish School System Property Tax Renewals Information - click here.
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Reconfiguration Plan
With the goals of making better use of current facilities and improving academics, the Washington Parish School System is developing a reconfiguration plan for Franklinton area schools. Public feedback is important and encouraged. To submit comments/questions/concerns click here.
2019 Teacher of the Year
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WPSS teachers are working with a network of others across the state to become experts in their content with the goal of improving instruction and helping peer teachers.
