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  • May Faculty and Students of the Month:

    Posted by Rogena Hartley on 5/6/2019 1:00:00 PM

    Congratulations to the following May students of the month:

      5th Grade:       Mia Knight & Tramyree Scott

                            Jarrad Williams & Kaden Verrett

      6th Grade:      Alaina Thomas & Hunter Harrington

      7th Grade:      Trinity Broussard & Evan Picou

      8th Grade:      Oceana Marsh & Nathaniel Pyle

     

    Congratulations to the following May faculty of the month:

                Mrs. Pellerin—5th grade ELA and Science

                                              &

             Mrs. Battaglio—8th grade ELA and La History

     

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  • New Yearbook Deadline!

    Posted by Rogena Hartley on 4/2/2019 8:00:00 AM

    The deadline to order yearbooks has been extended to April 26th.  Click on the following link to order.

    Link to order yearbook

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  • April Students and Faculty of the Month

    Posted by Rogena Hartley on 4/1/2019 9:00:00 AM

    Congratulations to the following April students of the Month:

    5th Grade:  BriAnna Hill &Roman Ruffin

    6th Grade:  London Gowan & Vincent Byrd

    7th Grade:  Kaylee Bourgeois & Connor Billiot

    8th Grade:  Kyla Samuels & Alex Garrison

     

    Congratulations to the following April Faculty of the Month:

    Mrs. Francois and Mrs. Sinitere (5th grade math and ELA)

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  • Dance Team Tryout Information

    Posted by Rogena Hartley on 3/14/2019 9:00:00 AM

    April 1st & 2nd will be practice days. Times are 2:50 to 4:30 and pick up will be by the gym doors.  

    Actual tryouts will be April 4th starting at 2:50. Students will be allowed to call home when their tryout is over.

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  • Testing Information

    Posted by Rogena Hartley on 3/12/2019 12:00:00 PM

    Very important testing dates have been added to the April and May Calendars.

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  • March Students and Faculty of the Month

    Posted by Rogena Hartley on 2/28/2019 8:40:00 AM

    Congratulations to these students:

    5th Grade:  Jaelynn Miller & Willie James

    6th Grade:  Kailey Benjamin & Luis Cisneros

    7th Grade:  Eimy Barreda & Elijah Charlot

    8th Grade:  Airia Adams & Collin Gowan

     

    Congratulations to these Faculty members:

    Mrs. Veazey (Bookkeeper) & Mrs. Brown (5th grade)

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  • Book Fair

    Posted by Rogena Hartley on 2/19/2019 11:00:00 AM

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    Online shopping for the book fair is available now through Saturday, March 2nd using the following link.

    Online link for Book Fair

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  • Yearbooks!!

    Posted by Rogena Hartley on 2/18/2019 11:00:00 AM

    yearbook This is a reminder that yearbooks can be ordered online by going to the following link.  Orders are due by April 1, 2019 for the 2018-19 yearbooks.

    Link to Jostens to order a yearbook

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  • February Students of the Month

    Posted by Rogena Hartley on 2/12/2019 3:00:00 PM

    5th -- Jeremiah Falgout & Daniela Blanco

    6th -- Payton McGraw & Brandon Jones

    7th -- Brianna Alexander & Traylon Singleton

    8th -- Leia King & George Wood

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  • February Faculty of the Month

    Posted by Rogena Hartley on 2/12/2019 3:00:00 PM

    Ms. Falgout

    5th Grade Teacher

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  • Scam-Free Vacations

    Posted by Susan Dupre on 5/23/2019

    In her article Make It a Scam-Free Vacation, Lisa Lake from the Federal Trade Commission offers steps to prevent your dream vacation from becoming a nightmare.

    First: Do your homework.

    • In addition to getting recommendations from family and friends, do some online research on travel companies, hotels and agents with the words scam, review, or complaint. 
    • Consider extra costs.  Resort fees and taxes can add $50 or more to a nightly hotel cost.
    • Before you book, read the cancellation and refund policies for any destination.
    • Only buy travel insurance from a licensed agent.
    • Bring a copy of the trip confirmation details, including the rate and extras you were promised.

    Second: Be travel smart.

    • Don't pay for "prize" vacations. No real company will ask you to pay for a prize--and be careful about booking with a resort or timeshare offer, which may include the need to pay taxes or fees, plus high-pressure sales pitches. 
    • Don't sign anything until you know what you are getting.
    • Use a credit card, which gives you more protection than paying with cash or a debit card.

    Third: Protect your identity.

    • Take only the IDs and credit/debit cards you really need.  Also, make copies of these, too, and carry the copies in a separate location so that you can more easily report lost or stolen cards.
    • Bring a copy of your insurance card. 
    • Don't assume a Wi-Fi hotspot in a hotel, restaurant, or airport is secure. Avoid using mobile apps that require personal or financial information or use a VPN (Virtual Private Network) service. 

     

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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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