St. Mary Parish Schools

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  • Red Ribbon Week News

    Posted by District on 2/12/2019 12:00:00 PM

    Congratulations to Gabrielle Marcel (PHS) for her winning submission to the Red Ribbon Week Slogan Contest.  Gabrielle will be recognized and rewarded at the April 11th school board meeting.  Her winning slogan is “Life is a JOURNEY!  Travel DRUG FREE!  Be Drug-Free!”

    The annual Red Ribbon Drawing Contest is now officially open.  Please carefully read the attached contest rules and begin sending in submissions.  The deadline to submit artwork is Tuesday, March 19, 2019.

    Red Ribbon Drawing Contest Rules (MS Word)

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  • Calling All Artists!

    Posted by District on 1/18/2019

    The St. Mary Parish Student Art Show, which targets students who are creative and love to sketch, paint, or sculpt, is a wonderful opportunity to share visual art talents with people across St. Mary Parish as well as individuals visiting the district for the Mardi Gras season. Artwork will remain on display for public viewing throughout the month of March at the Artists Guild Unlimited of Morgan City.

    Winners will be chosen and honored at an Awards Reception to be held at the close of the show.

    All St. Mary students (public and non-public) are invited to enter artwork. Students may pick up an entry form with additional details in the front office of any district school.

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  • St. Mary Parish Schools Opens Superintendent Application Process

    Posted by District on 1/15/2019 12:00:00 PM

    The St. Mary Parish School Board is seeking applicants for the position of Superintendent of Schools.  Qualified individuals are encouraged to submit application packages by February 6, 2019.

    Advertisement for Superintendent Position

    Application Form

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  • School Board Proclamations

    Posted by District on 1/11/2019

    The St. Mary Parish School Board approved the following proclamations at its regular meeting on January 10, 2019:

    • National African American Month (February 2019): Presented by Dr. Teresa Bagwell
    • National School Counseling Week (February 4-8, 2019): Presented by Dr. Buffy Fegenbush
    • Louisiana Literacy Week (February 18-22, 2019): Presented by Ms. Niki Fryou
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  • Students and Employees of the Month Recognized by School Board

    Posted by District on 1/11/2019

    As part of its regular meeting on Thursday, January 10, 2019, the St. Mary Parish School Board recognized and congratulated the following individuals:

    • Student of the Month: Csaige Edwards, 5th Grade (Raintree Elementary School)
    • Student of the Month: Parker Brocato, 4th Grade (Hattie A. Watts Elementary School)
    • Student of the Month: Anyrie Weber, 8th Grade (B. E. Boudreaux Middle School)
    • Employee of the Month: Ms. Felicia Jolivette, Special Education Paraprofessional (Raintree Elementary School)
    • Employee of the Month: Ms. Monica Leonard, Special Education Teacher (Hattie A. Watts Elementary School)
    • Employee of the Month: Mr. Kentrell Lewis, Guidance Counselor( B. E. Boudreaux Middle School)

    Congratulations to these outstanding St. Mary Parish students and employees.

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  • St. Mary Parish Students of the Year Named

    Posted by District on 1/11/2019

    Ms. Tammy J. Drexler, St. Mary Parish Chairperson for the Louisiana Student of the Year Awards Program, has released the winners of this year's competition. The Students of the Year Award Program is designed to recognize outstanding elementary, middle/junior, and high school students.  This program is an excellent opportunity to recognize students from each parish who have demonstrated excellent academic achievement, leadership ability, and citizenship.  

    Congratulations to the following students:

    • 5th Grade; Madison Izaguirre (Berwick Elementary School)
    • 8th Grade; A'Nyrie Weber (B. E. Boudreaux Middle School)
    • 12th Grade: Matison LeBlanc (Morgan City High School)

    The Students of the Year Award Program is sponsored by the Louisiana State Superintendent through the State Department of Education and the State Board of Elementary and Secondary Education.  Parish winners will participate in the regional competition to be hosted in St. Mary Parish (5th grade), Jefferson Parish (8th grade), and Plaquemines Parish (12th grade) during the month of February.

    Press Release

     

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  • Red Ribbon Week Slogan Contest Opens

    Posted by District on 1/9/2019

    Ms. Gidget Everitt, the district's At-Risk Interventionist, has announced the opening of the Red Ribbon Week Slogan Contest on Wednesday, January 9, 2019.  The St. Mary Parish Red Ribbon Committee will be accepting Red Ribbon Week Slogan submissions for the 2019 – 2020 Red Ribbon Week Campaign from students in grades 7 through 12 until Friday, February 1, 2019.  

    Program Guidelines

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  • 2019 Gifted / Talented Arts Jam Presentation

    Posted by District on 1/8/2019

    On behalf of the Special Education Department of the St. Mary Parish School District, Ms. Bridget Guillot has extended an invitation to local citizens and stakeholders to attend the annual 2019 Gifted / Talented Arts Jam Presentation on Tuesday, January 15, 2019, at the Teche Theater in Franklin from 4:00 – 7:00 PM.  

    Gifted / Talented Education is an enrichment component of Special Education. On this evening, Gifted / Talented students of St. Mary Parish skilled in visual and performing arts will celebrate and highlight their best student work of the year with our broader community! There will be an art exhibition from 4:00 – 5:00 PM where student art work is displayed, along with dramatic readings, skits, instrumental, and vocal musical performances rendered by students from 5:00 – 7:00 PM.

    We hope to see you in attendance where our Stars of St. Mary Parish will shine and showcase their unique gifts and talents with the community, their families, teachers, and peers!

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  • 2018-19 Professional Development

    Posted by District on 5/21/2018

    Under the guidance of Dr. Bagwell, district staff members have put together a Professional Development Planning Document for Summer 2018 and the 2018-19 school year.  This document is a "living" document that will be updated during the year and can be used for your planning purposes. 

    Users can download a copy for their own use from the document's location in Blackboard's St. Mary Parish Intranet site by following this path:  Professional Development | District Staff Development Links | Professional Development Planning Document (2018-19).  A direct link to the file's location can also be found in Announcements. 

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  • Additional News Items

    Posted by District on 5/1/2018

    Additional new items can be found on the District News Archive page.

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Superintendent's Welcome

  •   Welcome to St. Mary Parish Schools

    Superintendent Armato St. Mary Parish is a school district committed to providing a quality education for all students. The district has worked to develop and maintain a reputation as an elite, proactive, and successful school district dedicated to student achievement as its top priority. As superintendent, it is my responsibility to place students at the forefront of all decision-making while supporting teachers with the necessary resources for effective instruction. Working together with stakeholders, my goal is to respect, support, and set high expectations for all employees to ensure a valuable, productive, and safe educational environment.

    I personally invite you to discover St. Mary Parish from this virtual environment. In addition to district and school directories, the website provides helpful information such as school board policies, cafeteria menus, bus routes, and links to individual websites for each of our 23 schools. Parents are encouraged to obtain login information from their child’s school to access attendance and class grades through the Student Progress Center. 
     
    Mr. Leonard J. Armato, Superintendent

SMP CyberSAFE

  • FEMA Disaster Fraud

    Posted by Susan Dupre on 2/7/2018

    If you've been affected by a recent natural disaster, has someone called and asked you to verify your FEMA registration?

    Multiple complaints have been filed by people who have been scammed by thieves pretending to be employees of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).  These include survivors from Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria, as well as victims of the California wildfires.

    • Victims have received phone calls asking them for personal information--even though they didn't apply for FEMA assistance.
    • When victims do try to apply for FEMA assistance, they discover that someone has already applied using their names because they receive a "verification error."
    • People claiming to be FEMA inspectors have been asking to gain entry to damaged homes. These individuals wear a shirt or jacket with the FEMA name, but they do not possess a FEMA photo ID badge.
    • Inspectors ask for money before starting an inspection. (Federal and state workers will never ask for or accept money.

    If you or someone you know may have fallen victim to or have knowledge of these types of frauds, visit the FEMA Disaster Fraud page for more information.

    Source: FEMA impersonators and identity theft

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  • SMP CyberSAFE Archives

    Posted by Susan Dupre on 1/13/2016

    CyberSAFE
    See past postings at the SMP CyberSAFE archives page.

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Character Counts!

  • February 18, 2019 - February 22, 2019

    Posted by Gidget Everitt on 2/15/2019

    Student:  "Empower yourselves with a good education, then get out there and use that education to build a country worthy of your boundless promise."  -Michelle Obama

     

    Staff:  "Every child deserves a champion:  an adult who will never give up on them, who understands the power of connection and insists they become the best they can possibly be."      -Rita Pierson

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