Help us spread the word! First Student is looking for Bus Drivers for next year! If you, or someone you know is interested please see the flyer attached.
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Easter Egg Hunt! Saturday, March 30, 2024 for Kids ages 12 and under! See flyer for details!
Join us for the "Don't Stress The Test" Family Night for 3rd-12th grade students and parents on Monday, March 25th. 4:30 PM- 7:00 PM
You will have fun while gaining information about upcoming State Wide Testing!
Early Childhood Registration will be held on Jan 26-27 at the Scott Civic Center from 9-2. Please see the flyer and bring all necessary documentation.
Pointe Coupee Pairsh Schools will resume classes tomorrow, Thursday, January 18, 2024. Buses will run and all schools will be open at regularly scheduled times.
Pointe Coupee Parish Public Schools will remain closed on Wednesday, January 17, 2024. Please contiue to monitor communicaiton outlets for updates.
In an abuncance of caution, the Pointe Coupee Pairsh School system has closed schools tomorrow, January 16, 2024 due to severe weather. Please continue to monitor our communcation systems for updates. Stay warm!
Today we commemorate the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. We celebrate his legacy in leadership and his message in the struggle for equality, inclusivity, and diversity.
All Pointe Coupee Parish Schools and the District Office will be closed on Monday, January 15, 2024 in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Happy Holidays! Wednesday Dec 20 and Thursday Dec 21 are 11:30 dismissal days at all schools. Students are on Winter Break fDec 22nd- January 8th. All students return to school on January 9th! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Please be aware that buses may run late today due to the closure of Main Street in New Roads from Olinde Street to Alamo Street.
4th grade students at Rougon are showing what they know! Students in Mrs. Ashlyn Jarreau's class were asked to fill out a placemat with all the information they learned from the Agricultural Revolution. Students presented that kowledge to the class!


Talented Art Students in Ms. Lauren Clark's class at STEM completed a plaster carvings.The assignment was based off the wood carvings of Mr. Henry Watson. Students were asked to produce a scene including buildings seen in Mr. Watson's famous pieces.


All Schools and the District Office will be closed Friday, November 10th in observance of Veterans Day.

Livonia students in Mr. Chenevert's class were able to help Rougon with the awards for the Sugar Rush 5K. The awards will be painted to look like lollipops and given to all age group winners. Rougon appreciates the collaboration with LHS, and they are very thankful for the students who volunteered their time to the project!

To celebrate Letter O Week, Ms. Myanna and Mrs. Michelle's Pre-K class at Rougon created Ocean Foam.


Livonia's scholarly Chemistry students created anchor charts to reference the Law of Conservation of Mass. Anchor charts are a great way to continue to reference new learning during a lesson.


Rougon's studious fifth graders in Mrs. Valerie's class are learning about the Native American culture of the Ojibwa tribe while working through their 1st ELA unit called The Birchbark House. Studnets worked with partners to find text evidence for their writing activity.

Mrs. Nikki Chenevert's LSU Math DE class visit with the Professor: Mrs. Oswalt visited our Math Dual Enrollment class today. Students heard about the benefits of taking college math in high school. Statistics show that students who successfully complete college algebra and college trigonometry are successful in college. Our students have the privilege of a high school teacher reviewing skills in a smaller classroom setting. Professor Oswalt told our students that her smallest class has over 100 students in it. They come to class for 50 minutes one time a week. They are in math lab with over 300 students. Mrs. Nikki got a cool treat bag full of goodies.

