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MPSB officials show off plans to renovate the old Tallulah High School building and campus. Blake Bell | Madison Journal

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MPSB unveils plans to renovate old Tallulah High School; approves notice of intent for election
By BLAKE BELL - Publisher
Sat,08/26/23-10:30PM , 7,098 Reads
The Madison Parish School Board (MPSB) during its regular meeting Monday unveiled plans to solve a longstanding and very visible problem in Tallulah: the state of the crumbling campus of the former Tallulah High School on Bayou Drive.
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Freshmen welcomed to Wildcat family at Tuesday’s Convocation
By STAFF REPORTS
Thu,08/24/23-10:55PM , 601 Reads
Louisiana Christian University welcomed the Class of 2027 in Freshmen Convocation Tuesday.
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Pictured, back row from left, are Madison High School Principal Lucille Lovett, Madison Parish School Board member Eddie Fountain, Madison Parish School District Superintendent Dr. Charlie Butler Jr.; front row, from left, Dawn Kline, assistant cheerleading coach, sophomore Shekinah Hall, sophomore Chara Atkins, junior Kaitlyn Turner and Jessica Vaughn, head cheerleading coach. Blake Bell | Madison Journal

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3 Madison High School cheerleaders named All-Americans
By STAFF REPORTS
Thu,08/24/23-10:21AM , 2,220 Reads
The Madison High School cheerleading team left Tallulah for UCA cheer camp in New Orleans over the summer, and when they returned, three members of the squad had been named All-Americans.
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The Louisiana State Board of Elementary and Secondary Education meets on June 15, 2022. Louisiana Department of Education / Facebook

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Louisiana graduation requirement rule change will receive a public hearing
By VICTOR SKINNER | THE CENTER SQUARE CONTRIBUTOR
Tue,08/22/23-6:32AM , 343 Reads
(The Center Square) — A proposed rule that would allow Louisiana high school students who failed state tests to graduate by other means will receive a public hearing next week.
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