“Sticks and Stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me,” is a big lie when bullying occurs.
“Sticks and stones can break my bones, and unkind words can break my heart,” said motivational national speaker Mark Brown with Great American Opportunities.
St. Edmund Elementary kindergarten students in Suzanne Wimberly class along with paraprofessional Mandy Fruge learned the sound of “M.” They had a project where they outlined the letter “M” with macaroni noodles.
Eunice High recently received a $1000 check from Walmart through its Community Grant Program. The money will be used to further enrich the learning environment at Eunice High. From left are Michael Bellchambers, Walmart General Transportation Manager, and Principal Mitch Fontenot.
Mayor Rusty Moody signs The Catholic Daughters of the Americas proclamation Tuesday morning declaring Sunday, Oct. 20 as National Catholic Daughter Day. The local Eunice city-wide CDA Court 208 will be celebrating 100 years during an 11:00 Mass on Nov. 17 at St.
Jade Doucet’s third-grade class at Glendale Elementary created a Louisiana scene as a culmination of their Social Studies unit on our state. The scene included such traditional and cultural items as: a triangle, accordian, washboard, Mardi Gras costumes, gumbo pot, crawfish trap, many Louisiana-
