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Students who are zoned for the following schools are eligible for school choice: Creswell Middle School Grolee Elementary Opelousas Jr. High Opelousas Middle School Northeast Elementary North Central High Plaisance Middle Washington Elementary Please click the button located under each school's letter to apply.

Effective immediately and for the 2021-2022 school year, all St. Landry Parish School System students, staff, and visitors to any SLPSS facility will no longer be required to wear masks while inside or outside St. Landry Parish School facilities. If parents, students, or staff wish to continue to wear masks while at school, they may do so. The mask mandate, however, will continue to be in place while traveling on school buses.

Each year the district offers placement tests for students wishing to transfer into the St. Landry Parish School System from an unapproved public school, unapproved nonpublic school, or LDOE approved home school.  Below you will find links to register for these tests.  Please note that there are different tests for different grade levels.  Please choose the "ENTERING" grade-level application that applies to your child.

We are excited to announce Launching Into Success: Camp Accelerate for High School students. Our first-ever high school enrichment camps offer a myriad of opportunities for students currently enrolled in 9th-12th grade (yes current graduates may attend). Students may choose from one of the four camps OR choose all four, the camps have been scheduled in such a way to allow students the ability to participate in all of them for FREE! WHEN: July 6th through July 30th. WHERE: Sites TBD based upon total registration numbers. Follow the link for more information and to register.

The Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB) Program will provide a discount of up to $50 per month for broadband services for eligible consumers. Consumers who live on qualifying Tribal lands can receive enhanced support of up to $75 per month toward broadband services. Additionally, the program provides a one-time device discount of up to $100 for a laptop, desktop computer, or tablet purchased through a participating provider. The one-time discount requires a consumer co-payment of more than $10 and less than $50. The Emergency Broadband Benefit is temporary. It will expire when funds are exhausted or six months after the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) declares the end of the COVID-19 health emergency. For more information and to apply, follow the link in the headline.

Kindergarten registration is now open at all schools. You can register in person or online. Click the link for more information on how to register and what is needed for registration.

Congrats to Alcinda James on being named the SLP Elementary School Teacher of the Year! Mrs. Jame is a teacher at Lawtell Elementary. Mrs. James, thanks for your dedication to your school and students. Best of luck in the LA Teacher of the Year Competition! #SLPproud

Congrats to Lori Barron on being named the SLP Middle School Teacher of the Year! Mrs. Barron is a teacher at Leonville Elementary. Mrs. Barron, thanks for your dedication to your school and students. Best of luck in the LA Teacher of the Year Competition! #SLPproud

Congratulations to Sarah Scott on being named the SLP High School Teacher of the Year! Miss Scott is a teacher at Magnet Academy for Cultural Arts. We would like to thank her for her dedication to her school and her students, and we wish Miss Scott success in the Louisiana Teacher of the Year Competition! #SLPproud

St. Landry Parish School Board Superintendent Patrick Jenkins is pleased to announce the members - parents, educators, principals, and students who will form the 2020-2021 Superintendent’s Leadership Councils.

"I enjoy being a student at PBHS in St. Landry Parish School District because the school and district offer so many opportunities, such as the Career Expo I'm attending today."

Mr. Green is excited to offer students at several schools an opportunity to share their talents with the community.  Music helps develop other life and academic skills such as critical thinking, math, and sciences!

"I think it's great that our district offers this Career Expo. It gives us a chance to have a look into what the future will be like."