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» A LEAP Forward
» It Starts With a Very Simple Belief
» LEAP and GEE Preparation
» Inaugural Observations: It Can Change! It Must Change! It Will Change!
» A Lesson Learned from the Tigers
» Dual Enrollment
» Capacity-Building and Collaboration Kick Off Summit
» Vision and Mission of the Louisiana Department of Education
Louisiana College News
» GUSTAV PREPARATION
» Louisiana College hosts Classical Guitarist, Stacy Arnold
» Dr. Battalora honored with selection to committee
» U.S News & World Report names LC among America’s Best Colleges
» Fall Registration begins August 21
» LC graduate receives NATA award
» New Vice President for Academic Affairs announced
» LC Announces Groundbreaking for New Football/Soccer Stadium
» GUSTAV PREPARATION
» Louisiana College hosts Classical Guitarist, Stacy Arnold
» Dr. Battalora honored with selection to committee
» U.S News & World Report names LC among America’s Best Colleges
» Fall Registration begins August 21
» LC graduate receives NATA award
» New Vice President for Academic Affairs announced
» LC Announces Groundbreaking for New Football/Soccer Stadium
Education Headlines (kalb.com)
Two Universites Closing For Duration Of The Storm
Associated Press
One of the schools is ordering a mandatory evacuation, forcing everyone off campus this weekend.
Sorority De-Activated After Reports Of Student Hazing
Associated Press
Alpha Kappa Alpha must wait three years before reapplying. Some members were arrested after alleged hazing incident.
Gilchrist Construction School
By: Leigh Culbert
Students get a jump start on learning a trade before they graduate.
Louisiana Students Are Scoring Higher On The SAT
Associated Press
Scores in the core subjects are on par with and sometimes higher than the national averages.
Former KALB Reporter To Be Featured Speaker At NSU Next Week
News Release
Josh Green Is Now A Reporter In Raleigh/Durham, NC
What’s So Free About Public School?
By: Breanna Biehl
Where are the tax dollars going?
Bus Service to LSU at Alexandria
KALB News Department
$1 roundtrip available
Nichols State Extends Registration Deadline
Associated Press
A lightning strike disrupted communications system, preventing students from contacting the registrar's office.
ASH Students Prepare for a Career
By: Leigh Culbert
Freshmen at ASH are looking ahead at their future career plans with the help of a new program.
Mariachi Camp
KALB News Department
Mariachi camp helps Dallas kids make college long term goal. Kristi Nelson reports.
Tech adds cyberspace tracks, I/O Ph.D. program
By: Chris Blalock
The state will soon have more doctoral graduates from Louisiana Tech to help boost economic development.
Overcrowded School Bus Gets Pulled Over by Police
Associated Press
As the school year gets moving in Lafayette, traffic sergeants are on the lookout for overcrowded school buses.
ADHD at Work
KALB News Department
ADHD could have major effect on careers. David Ushery reports.
Pineville High School Receives Donation
KALB News Department
Pineville High School was hungry for a culinary program and finally got the funding they were looking for today.
Online Predators in Rapides Parish Schools
By: Leigh Culbert
In-school technology advances bring a new list of problems.
Two Universites Closing For Duration Of The Storm
Associated Press
One of the schools is ordering a mandatory evacuation, forcing everyone off campus this weekend.
Sorority De-Activated After Reports Of Student Hazing
Associated Press
Alpha Kappa Alpha must wait three years before reapplying. Some members were arrested after alleged hazing incident.
Gilchrist Construction School
By: Leigh Culbert
Students get a jump start on learning a trade before they graduate.
Louisiana Students Are Scoring Higher On The SAT
Associated Press
Scores in the core subjects are on par with and sometimes higher than the national averages.
Former KALB Reporter To Be Featured Speaker At NSU Next Week
News Release
Josh Green Is Now A Reporter In Raleigh/Durham, NC
What’s So Free About Public School?
By: Breanna Biehl
Where are the tax dollars going?
Bus Service to LSU at Alexandria
KALB News Department
$1 roundtrip available
Nichols State Extends Registration Deadline
Associated Press
A lightning strike disrupted communications system, preventing students from contacting the registrar's office.
ASH Students Prepare for a Career
By: Leigh Culbert
Freshmen at ASH are looking ahead at their future career plans with the help of a new program.
Mariachi Camp
KALB News Department
Mariachi camp helps Dallas kids make college long term goal. Kristi Nelson reports.
Tech adds cyberspace tracks, I/O Ph.D. program
By: Chris Blalock
The state will soon have more doctoral graduates from Louisiana Tech to help boost economic development.
Overcrowded School Bus Gets Pulled Over by Police
Associated Press
As the school year gets moving in Lafayette, traffic sergeants are on the lookout for overcrowded school buses.
ADHD at Work
KALB News Department
ADHD could have major effect on careers. David Ushery reports.
Pineville High School Receives Donation
KALB News Department
Pineville High School was hungry for a culinary program and finally got the funding they were looking for today.
Online Predators in Rapides Parish Schools
By: Leigh Culbert
In-school technology advances bring a new list of problems.
