
If your child has a failing grade for any subject they can enroll in grade recovery. Grade recovery is an added online/teacher made course to recover their grade for the first nine weeks. Students will need to pick up a form from their teacher and complete it with signatures. Students will then turn in to Mrs. Hebert or Mrs. Thompson. Attached are what the forms are like with the explanation of grade recovery. Students need to complete this asap.


Congratulations and keep the fire burning. Know that we see you and appreciate you.

Jag is hosting a door decorating contest. To vote for your favorite door like the specific door picture.

MS is consistently reaching their 95% Goal!
HS is almost there!


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Parents and Guardians, just a friendly reminder that St. Landry Parish students will not have school from Monday, October 19th through Wednesday, October 21st for Fall Break.
We hope all of our students enjoy this well deserved time to rest, recharge, and get ready to return to school Inspired, Determined, and Unstoppable! 🧡
#FallBreak #StLandryParish #SLP #NoSchool #InspiredDeterminedUnstoppable #StudentSuccess

Get ready for a magical evening at "Once Upon a Time in Early Childhood: A Family Storybook Adventure"! Pack up the kiddos and join us tonight for stories, activities, and community fun! 🏰🐉✨
⏰ Time: Tonight, 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM
📍 Where: Opelousas Civic Center (1638 Creswell Ln, Opelousas, LA 70570)
👶 Who: Little ones 6 weeks to 5 years old & their families!
Special thanks to our hosts at the St. Landry Parish Early Learning Network and all our amazing sponsors for making tonight possible!
See you all in a few hours! ❤️
#HappeningToday #OnceUponATime #StLandryParish #OpelousasEvents #EarlyLearning #FamilyFun #OpelousasLA

The LSUE College of Health Sciences is hosting our Health Sciences Open House! Whether you are a prospective student, parent, or educator looking to bring a group, come explore what LSUE has to offer.
🗓 Date: Thursday, November 5, 2026 ⏰ Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM 📍 Location: LSUE Eunice Campus
What to expect: • Meet faculty, staff, and current students, Explore simulation labs and classrooms, Enjoy hands on program demonstrations, Learn about Nursing, Radiologic Tech, Respiratory Care, Sonography, Surgical Tech, and Medical Billing & Coding pathways, Giveaways, prizes, and more!
⚠️ Registration is required to attend. Groups and school counselors are welcome, but all students must register individually.
📲 Save your spot today: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/67eTXLxHRH

Step into a world of magic, learning, and fun at "Once Upon a Time in Early Childhood: A Family Storybook Adventure"! Hosted by the St. Landry Parish Early Learning Network and our wonderful community partners, this family-oriented event is filled with fun activities for your little ones. 🐉📖
📅 Date: Tomorrow, Wednesday, October 14th
⏰ Time: 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM
📍 Location: Opelousas Civic Center (1638 Creswell Ln, Opelousas, LA 70570)
👶 Ages: Children 6 weeks to 5 years old and their families!
Bring the whole family out for an evening packed with storybook adventures, crafts, games, and community connection! We can't wait to see you there! ❤️✨
#OnceUponATime #StLandryParish #EarlyChildhood #OpelousasEvents #FamilyFun #StorybookAdventure #ReadyStart

What a week of school spirit, laughter, traditions, and memories! Bringing homecoming to life takes so many helping hands, and I am incredibly grateful to everyone who helped make this week special.
Mrs. Richard, Ms. McIver, and Ms. Bliss: Thank you for helping ensure our homecoming court had a wonderful week! From planning to bringing all the things I imagined to life, your time, creativity, and willingness to jump in meant so much.
Mrs. Delahoussaye and her wonderful students: Thank you for preparing and serving our homecoming court luncheon with such care. A special thank-you to Mrs. Meche for helping with the meal, too! You helped make our court feel celebrated.
Dr. Sharkey and our Student Council members: Thank you for organizing our parade and keeping the excitement going with the daily games and point system! Your ideas brought a fun, creative energy to the week. A special shout-out to Madison Jennings, whose leadership shined throughout it all. Madison, you represented the pride and unity that PBHS stands for!
Our rockstar junior sponsors, especially Mrs. Willis: Thank you for planning our theme, dress days, and all the fun that came with them! Your creativity and hard work helped make “No Place Like Homecoming” a week to remember.
Our students: Thank you for dressing up, joining the activities, and bringing your Red Devil spirit every day! We hope you had as much fun participating as we had watching you enjoy it.
Our coaches across all sports: Thank you for being involved and making it possible for your athletes to participate. We appreciate your support in bringing our school together.
Our parents and families: Thank you for supporting us throughout the week, attending our events, joining us for the pep rally, and cheering us on at last night’s game. Your presence helped make these moments even more special!
Our teachers and staff: Thank you for embracing the dress days, helping organize and carry out our events, and adding to the fun. So much happens behind the scenes, and your efforts did not go unnoticed. We hope you enjoyed the week, too!
Finally, Mrs. Lavergne: Thank you for supporting our vision and allowing us to carry on beloved traditions while creating new ones. We are grateful for the opportunity to make these memories for our students.
Homecoming week is a big undertaking, but seeing our school come together makes every bit of the work worthwhile. Tonight’s homecoming dance will close out a fantastic week—and yes, we are already dreaming up next year’s festivities! ✨
From the bottom of my heart, thank you for helping make the magic happen. There truly is no place like PBHS!
Mrs. Thompson
One Vision. One Voice. One Port Barre. United as Red Devils! ❤️🖤

As we wrap up HOCO week we are excited to announce that next week (OCT 12-16) is 4H Week. See the flyer for dress days.
**REMINDER: students are not allowed to wear slides, crocs, sweatpants or short shorts during these dress days.
See updated list. Football players and cheerleaders for high school will be moved to the back of the parade.

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