lafayette parish schools

No longer will parents be throwing money down a black hole of mystery disguised as classroom fees.

The Lafayette Parish School Board is considering moving the start of classes from August to September.

Transportation officials with Lafayette Parish Schools are scrambling to replace over a dozen bus drivers.

Dr. Donald Aguillard offers some clarity on a subject that has raised many questions by parents and students alike.

Now is the time to double check your student's bus number, route, and pick up and drop off times ahead of the upcoming school year.

While none of the public schools in Lafayette received an "A+" rating, none received lower than a "C" rating.

Someone will be at the School Board office between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. to speak with parents.

The Lafayette Parish School Board received the proposed new school zones for Lafayette Parish at a special board workshop on Wednesday (8/3).

Even though you know the layout of a school very well, it may look different when you view it from another angle. Google Maps allows us to take a look from up above. Can you guess these Lafayette Parish High Schools from above?

The Lafayette Parish School Board will vote on the issue April 6.

For most (if not all) parents, a quality education is key in the development of your child. If you’re considering a move to Lafayette Parish, or are moving to a new area of Lafayette Parish, we’ve done a little bit of research for you and your child.

For most (if not all) parents, a quality education is key in the development of your child. If you're considering a move to Lafayette Parish, or are moving to a new area of Lafayette Parish, we've done a little bit of research for you and your child.

As far as an explanation for the suggested changes, we are currently trying to get comment from Lafayette Parish School Superintendent Dr. Donald Aguillard.

A brief press release explains what school administrators actually found a student carrying.

Cooper's wrongful termination lawsuit against the Lafayette Parish School Board is slated to go to trial on Sept. 21.

Lafayette Parish School Superintendent Donald Auguillard has announced the appointments of Allison El Koubi and Stephen Judice as middle school leaders.

A long time educator and assistant principal has been named to take over as principal of Ovey Comeaux High School in Lafayette.

The system now has a Chief Administrative Officer and a Chief Academic Officer.

Dr. Aguillard also had high praise for the school board. He says they are "clearly demonstrating that the needs of the students in the parish are their top priority."

A $2.4 million request for instructional materials and student workbooks hangs in limbo.