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Wilks-Kilgore Principal of the Year state semifinalist

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While a classroom teacher, Mary Wilks-Kilgore decided to obtain a degree in educational leadership just to have it under her belt. That extra tool came in handy when she was named interim principal at Cypress Springs Elementary School during the summer of 2017.

Graduations, summer school among school board updates

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It was a night of updates for the Lincoln Parish School Board in a relatively brief regular meeting Tuesday as members were given the latest on topics such as spring graduations, summer school plan

Taking the next step

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Choudrant High School hosted its annual Academic Signing Day for seniors that received academic scholarships from higher education institutions.

Delta CC demolished

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Ruston’s Louisiana Delta Community College location was recently torn down on James Street. A new $7 million facility will be built in the same location.

Lincoln Prep secures financing to build new $30M campus

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Lincoln Preparatory School has secured nearly $30 million in financing to construct its new school complex that is set to open in the fall of 2022.

Drop in school COVID cases mirrors parish numbers

As new positive cases of COVID-19 have dipped significantly in Lincoln Parish over the past two months, the Lincoln Parish School District reported Wednesday that it has seen a similar trend among

School board to review 2021-22 class calendar

Tonight the Lincoln Parish School Board will review and consider approval of the school calendar for the 2021-22 academic year.

Public, private schools awaiting vaccine supply

Teachers and other on-site school staff are now eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, and the number of willing employees from each school in Lincoln Parish has been included in Northern Louisi

Teaching the whole child

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While at school, students need support in more than just the subject matter at hand. Teachers must look at the big picture and address the whole child in their classroom to truly be effective.

Teachers eligible for vaccine on Monday

Teachers and support staff at K-12 schools and daycares will be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine starting Monday, Gov. John Bel Edwards announced Thursday.