Announcements
Forensic Science Summer Camp
The Criminal Justice Department of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette is holding our second annual forensic science camp for high school students. This year's camp is going to be divided up by day and topics and will offer students a chance to learn about and explore the realities of some of the practices used by law enforcement that are often shown on popular crime shows. The link below has the full breakdown of the classes and costs associated with our camp. Students can be registered for the camp through this link as well. Please feel free to contact Whitney Kidder at the number below if you have any questions. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ragin-cajun-forensic-exploration-tickets-45660199887
Whitney Kidder Administrative Assistant III Departments of Criminal Justice & Political Science 337-482-6171 |
The Friendship House
Are you looking for a meaningful way to earn community service hours? If so, make plans to attend an Interest Meeting to learn more about exciting service learning opportunities that are offered at The Friendship House. The meeting will be held Wednesday, March 21st at 4:15 in CMHS library. To sign-up, see Ms. Moore in the Counseling Complex. |
Taylor Scholars Awards Program
Audubon Nature Institute and the New Orleans Museum of Art in partnership with the Patrick F. Taylor Foundation are rewarding young people with free annual memberships through the Taylor Scholars Awards Program! Students, 7th -12th grades, who have earned a 2.5 – 2.9 GPA on a 4.0 scale this school year are eligible for a FREE one-year membership to Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium, and the New Orleans Museum of Art. (TAYLOR STUDENTS) Students who have earned a GPA of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale this school year, are eligible for a FREE one-year membership certificate to the Audubon Aquarium of the Americas, Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium, the New Orleans Museum of Art, and Audubon Zoo. (TAYLOR SCHOLARS) Deadline to sign up in the Counselors’ Office is April 6, 2018. |
Summer Culinary and Baking and Pastry Camps!!
This is a great opportunity for students to be able to see what a day in the life of a Louisiana Culinary Institute student is like while honing their skills and earn tuition credit.
If you have questions, contact Courtney Kirschner at 877-522-3198. Courtney is the Director of Admissions and ProStart Liaison.  |
Registration 2018-2019
Now thru March 15th, Ms. Simmons will meet one-on-one with each freshman to review course selections for next year. Appointments will be scheduled through one of your elective courses. Remember to keep your registration packet with you throughout the day. You will need your registration card, results from the Interest Inventory and your Individual Graduation Plan for the meeting. Thanks, Ms. Simmons |
Louisiana Youth Summit 2018 Seminar will open on February 14th, 2018
LYS is a weeklong leadership camp held on the campus of Louisiana State University during the third week in July. To learn more about the program and registration information, got to www.louisianayouthseminar.org |
LYAC Now Accepting Applications for 2018-2019
The Louisiana Legislative Youth Advisory Council (LYAC) is now accepting applications for membership from high school students who have an interest in representing the voices of other young people around the state. LYAC is a yearly-appointed body composed entirely of students that address issues affecting the youth of Louisiana. The purpose of LYAC is to facilitate the communication between youth and the legislature and to give students a unique opportunity to be involved in the workings of state government. The council studies and addresses issues of importance to young people, including education, community service, employment, strategies to increase youth participation in government, safe environments for youth, substance abuse, underage drinking, and youth health and physical fitness, as well as other issues. Members of the council are selected from a wide pool of applicants from around the state who display a strong interest in civic involvement. The thirty-one-member body includes three student members selected from each of the congressional districts. Applicants must be between the age of fourteen and nineteen and enrolled in a public or private high school, a home school, or participating in a GED skills program during the 2018-2019 school year. The deadline for applications is March 22, 2018. The application may be accessed at http://civiced.louisiana.gov/default_LYAC.aspx All applicants are required to submit two recommendation letters and short essay questions. For additional information please contact Megan Bella at bellam@legis.la.gov or 225-342-2362. ### |
On Track Prep is hosting a One Day Boot Camp
Where: Loyola’s Anderson Building- 921 Jordan Street When: Saturday, Feb 3rd Time: 9 am until 2 pm Fee: $150(bring on Saturday) All subjects are covered! Contact: Sherri Moss 572-5507
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Learn, Build, and Explore This Summer at Tulane
We're excited to announce applications are now open for the Tulane Summer Enrichment Institute in STEM! Our enrichment program is a project-based curriculum designed around fun and engaging activities that foster the creative problem-solving skills needed for lifelong engagement with STEM fields. Coding, robotics, ecology, engineering, and app development are just some of the areas your students can explore. They can spend their summer building robots, making an app, engineering a better bike helmet, or learning how cities will adapt to future challenges.
Are your students ready to apply? Availability is on a first-come, first-served basis, and space is limited - click the "Pre-College Students" tab for the residential and day program applications:
Contact Us The Tulane Summer Enrichment Institute Team |
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