Highland Elementary held its annual Walk for The Cure Oct. 23 with students, teachers, faculty, parents and grandparents showing their support for a cure for breast cancer by wearing pink. Holding the official walk sign is Viola Bellard, computer lab facilitator.
OakLane Wellness residents received a box of Kleenex as part of Make A Difference Day presented by Woodmen Life Chapter 243. The event was held Oct. 17. In front, from left, are Oak Lane residents Flo Bihm, Wilfred Clark and Lenora Istre. In back, from left, are representatives Faye Blanchard, Tresella Melancon, Evelyn Stringer, Norma Diaville, Mae Austin, Glenda Bergeron and Kathy Fruge. (Submitted Photos)
OakLane Wellness residents received a box of Kleenex as part of Make A Difference Day presented by Woodmen Life Chapter 243. The event was held Oct. 17. In front, from left, are Oak Lane residents Flo Bihm, Wilfred Clark and Lenora Istre.
During the week of Oct. 26-30 students at Eunice Elementary participated in Red Ribbon week festivities. Each day a theme was given to remind students to say “No” to drugs. Monday was “Don’t get mixed up with drugs.” Students were allowed to “mix” up their school attire.
Dr. Ezora Proctor
Ezora J. Proctor, Crowley City Councilwoman, will be among the 150 influential women that will be honored in a special celebration for their commitment to service at the Church of God in Christ International Convocation.
Spelling Out, “Lights on After School,” They are, left, Paychence Markham, Salexcia Chavis, Christina Jones, Dahlia Jones and Justus Rubin. Left photo is Mary Ellen Donatto, guest speaker; right, Cinderella, Mackenzie Suire; and Michael Jordan from Sports Q &A Book is Brandon Greene.
Eunice Elementary celebrated the 16th annual Lights on After School. The program was held at Eunice Elementary on Oct. 22 inside the school’s cafeteria.
The theme of this year’s program was “Lights on Literacy AfterSchool.
