“Spring Forward!” This phrase is commonly used to remind everyone to set their clocks one hour ahead for Daylight Saving Time. For me, this phrase also represents the opportunity for Plaquemines Parish Public Schools to “Spring Forward” in education. Our students, teachers, staff, and administrators have been working very hard in preparation for the standardized tests that will be administered this spring.
The “Louisiana Believes” initiative which includes a new Common Core Curriculum and Compass evaluation system, gives our district a new challenge, one that I believe, together, we are ready to conquer. Attendance, punctuality, a good night’s sleep, and a good breakfast can all help contribute to a student’s success. Our students also need kind and encouraging words of support and faith.
Please join me in supporting our students as they take the lead in our “Spring Forward!”
Denis Rousselle, Superintendent
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2014 Hurricane Season
In case of any weather emergency, school advisories will be posted through our emergency channels: WWL 870AM radio, WWLTV Channel 4, www.wwltv.com, and www.ppsb.org.
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Heather Lawson Finalist for Louisiana Teacher of the Year
Heather Lawson Finalist for Louisiana Teacher of the Year
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Fall Registration Dates
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2014-2015 School Calendar Approved
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Congratulations! Plaquemines Parish Learning Center, teacher, Beverley Barquet has been selected as a Finalist in Scholastic’s Outstanding Educator Awards contest!
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Heather Lawson, BCHS Math Teacher, Selected as Semi-finalist for 2015 Teacher of the Year
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District Students of the Year Announced
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Plaquemines Proudly Announces Teachers of the Year
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Phoenix High School Teacher Receives National Recognition
Tracey Bridges, 1st Grade Teacher at Phoenix High School, has earned national recognition for outstanding performance in advancing reading practice and proficiency.
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Belle Chasse Primary School’s Mary Beth Newchurch named 2014 District Teacher of the Year
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It is the mission of the Plaquemines Parish Public School System to provide the highest quality instruction for every student so that we produce the best authentic readers, writers, thinkers and listeners.
It is the vision of the Plaquemines Parish Public School System that:
- All students will achieve at high levels in the presence of powerful teaching.
- Teaching and learning will improve if adults engage in collaborative learning, planning, and open analysis of instructional practice.
- Decisions about teaching and learning will be evidence-based and address the brutal reality.
- A focus on literacy and numeracy will strengthen teaching and learning across all grade levels and subjects.
- Taking actions to provide "whatever it takes" will ensure every student's success.
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