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We recently asked listeners what they miss most about their high school years and here's what they had to say.

Kids are back in the classrooms and some parents are heartbroken to see what their kids are having to learn to do on campus.

An arctic blast of air is wreaking havoc on Acadiana and school districts have been forced to close schools across the area.

If your child is one of the 186,000 eligible students in the state, check your account.

According to the East Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office, the incident happened at Southeast Middle School.

Are we raising a softer generation or does education need to change?

What to know and what to do as school starts for the year.

From a teacher before the school year starts.

With everything going on in the world, a little pep talk from children might just make your day a little bit brighter.

One young man on social media is standing up for what he believes in and urging others to join in on his fight through a powerful video. Maybe, just maybe, this young man will be the catalyst to finally end the many years of misery for students everywhere.

Focus Foods say they will hold a one-time emergency meal box distribution today (Mon, June 14) from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm.

Host Families are needed for teenage high school girls and boys from Italy, Germany, Brazil, Japan, Ecuador, France, Slovakia, and several other countries.

The Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) says it has received federal approval to distribute a second round of Pandemic EBT (P-EBT) benefits to eligible Louisiana families.

The original deadline to apply for the program was June 15. However, the state has announced they are re-opening the process.

Ardoin is collecting supplies for Respire Haiti, which is a non-profit based out of Lafayette that provides educational and health care services in Gressier, Haiti.

Students across the country plan to walkout of their school on March 14, 2018, to protest violence in schools.

Grant Suire, a 8th grade student at St. Michael's in Crowley, has placed first in the National Junior Beta Club's speech competition. His message involves starfish and service. And it's brilliant!

Zhorie'l Tapo, a first-grader at Plantation Elementary in Lafayette, is one of the grand prize winners for The Leader in Me Student Speech Contest. She, along with students in other age brackets, won a $500 Leadership Grant. Nearly 250 students participated in the nationwide contest.

The Acadia Parish School Board contacted the Sheriff's office on Friday October 10th.

Lafayette Parish School System administrators say the student violators will be charged with criminal trespassing and mischief.