Good Afternoon GCES. We are happy to report that our plumbing issue has been resolved. Thanks for your patience.
Grand Coteau Elementary is currently experiencing an issue with low water pressure, affecting the flushing of toilets in our student restrooms. Please rest assured that we are working closely with the town of Grand Coteau and SLPSB Maintenance Department to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.
In the meantime, we are taking steps to minimize disruptions for students and staff, including providing access to other restrooms on campus with functioning toilets.
We appreciate your understanding and patience as we address this matter. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact the school office.
Thank you for your support!
Mr. Singleton
GCES will celebrate the 100th day of school on January 31. Students may wear 100th Day shirts, shirts with 100 items on it, or dress like they are 100 years old.
Due to a major break in the town’s main water line, Grand Coteau Elementary will be closed on Friday, January 17, 2025. This unexpected situation has impacted the availability of water at our facility, which is essential for maintaining a safe and healthy environment for students and staff. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Good afternoon GCES! Bus 566, Mr. Thierry, is running late this afternoon. He is expected to pick up at 3:15. We apologize for the inconvenience.
We are thrilled to announce that GCES has been recognized as a Top Gains Honoree at this week’s School Board Meeting! This prestigious honor reflects the hard work and dedication of our students, teachers, staff, and families.
Thank you to our school community for striving for greatness and supporting one another every step of the way. Together, we’re building a brighter future.
Good morning GCES! This afternoon/evening's weather forecast notes rainy and cold conditions. For the safety and security of our students, we will NOT have Learning Beyond the Bell tutoring this afternoon.
Good evening GCES! Things a reminder that we will dismiss at 12:25 tomorrow. Also, Ms. Annette Courville (Bus 558) and Ms. Melissa Boudreaux (Bus L205) are unable to run both morning and afternoon routes tomorrow. Parents of students who ride these buses will need to make arrangements to drop off and pick up their students. We apologize for the inconvenience. Have a great evening.
Good Afternoon GCES. This is a few reminders about the rest of the week:
1) Thursday: Holiday Attire & Pictures with Santa
Dress in your best holiday outfit or wear red and green! This can be a festive sweater, a holiday dress, or any clothing that makes you feel merry and bright.
Santa will be visiting for photos, so look your best! (Bring your $5 and order form for each 4x6 photo)
2)Thursday: AMS/GCES Family Night at Arnaudville Middle from 5:30-7:00 . All are invited.
3) Friday: Friday: Candy Cane Day
Dress in red and white stripes to look like a candy cane! If you don't have striped clothing, simply wearing red and white will do. Candy cane accessories are a sweet addition!
4) Friday: Early Dismissal at 12:25
Our amazing PBIS committee hosted a Hot Cocoa Bar for our staff today, and it was a sweet success! Thank you to our committee for the holiday cheer!
Our halls were filled with holiday cheer and cozy vibes today as everyone rocked their favorite Christmas pajamas!
Today, our campus was filled with “Grinchy” fun as students and staff embraced the holiday spirit with their best Grinch-inspired outfits!
The magic of the season came alive today as Santa Claus and his elves made a surprise stop on campus! It was pure joy and excitement as the students and staff shared smiles, laughter, and holiday cheer with Santa and the elves.
Day 1 of Holiday Spirit Week was a hoofing good time! Our students and staff brought the holiday cheer dressed as festive reindeer. What a great start to the week!
We are so proud to introduce these exceptional individuals who have made an outstanding impact at Grand Coteau Elementary this year:
Student of the Year: Khloe Bergeron
Khloe has truly shined with exceptional academic performance, leadership skills, and community involvement. She embodies the values we cherish and inspires peers with her dedication and positive attitude. Way to go, Khloe!
Teacher of the Year: Michelle Darby
Mrs. Darby has demonstrated extraordinary commitment to education, going above and beyond to engage and inspire students. Her innovative teaching methods and tireless dedication have made a lasting impact on our school community. Thank you, Mrs. Darby, for your passion and excellence!
Support Employee of the Year: Kim Robin
Mrs. Kim is an unsung hero who keeps our school running smoothly. Her unwavering dedication, positive attitude, and exceptional work ethic have made a significant difference in the daily lives of our students and staff. We're grateful for you, Mrs. Kim!
Join us in celebrating these amazing individuals who represent the very best of Grand Coteau Elementary. Their hard work, dedication, and positive influence make our school community stronger every day.
Good morning GCES! We apologize for the confusion but the Holiday Spirit Week that was mentioned in the newsletter will take place next week, December 16-20.
Good Morning GCES! Check out the December issue of the Blue Jay Bulletin! It has lots of information for the next two weeks. https://5il.co/32luc
We are thrilled to congratulate our district's Elementary School Principal of the Year, Brandon Singleton! Mr. Singleton's passion for education and commitment to fostering a positive learning environment truly shine! We thank him for making a difference in the lives of students. Mr. Singleton, you are so deserving of the title #PrincipalOfTheYear.
SLP families, The Good News publication is linked below. Thanks for your continued support! Great things are happening here. Let's spread The Good News! READ HERE: https://5il.co/326qt
We’re bursting with pride to share that one of our amazing teachers, Ms. Gauthier, was selected as an honorary flag holder at this weekend’s New Orleans Saints game!
Ms. Gauthier exemplifies dedication and excellence both in the classroom and in our community, and this honor is well-deserved.
