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LCU awards first grad certificates at CHRISTUS St. Frances Cabrini
By LEXI RACHAL - Wildcats Media
Thu,10/19/23-12:51PM , 374 Reads
Louisiana Christian University presented four CHRISTUS St.
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Pictured, from left, Madison Parish Superintendent Dr. Charlie Butler Jr., Madison Parish School Board President Oscar Hamilton, and District 3 board member Eddie Fountain converse Monday night in front of architectural renderings of the proposed Tallulah High School project. Blake Bell | Madison Journal

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Madison Parish School Board tables vote on introducing tax for Tallulah High School renovation
By BLAKE BELL - Publisher
Mon,10/16/23-10:29PM , 870 Reads
During its regular meeting Monday, the Madison Parish School Board heard from a number of community members, as well as project personnel and other local leaders, before ultimately choosing to table the vote on whether or not it will introduce a new millage to be voted on by the public.
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The Louisiana Department of Education building in Baton Rouge. Facebook / Louisiana Department of Education

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Louisiana state school board approves controversial new graduation standards
By VICTOR SKINNER | THE CENTER SQUARE CONTRIBUTOR
Wed,10/11/23-12:12PM , 776 Reads
(The Center Square) — A new policy to allow students who failed state tests to graduate by other means appears headed to a legislative oversight hearing following approval by the Louisiana Board of Elementary and Secondary Education on Wednesday.
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TikTok removes some videos, accounts that aid in cheating after inquiry
By BRENDAN CLAREY | CHALKBOARD NEWS
Wed,10/11/23-11:58AM , 916 Reads
Cheating is nothing new. But the methods of how it’s done are constantly changing. There is currently a market hidden in plain sight for the subset of students looking to graduate high school without completing their online coursework.
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