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School district receives special education grant

Schools and school systems around Louisiana have seen graduation rates for students with disabilities go up in recent years.

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GSU spring graduation to feature three valedictorians

GRAMBLING — Grambling State University will make history with a valedictory trifecta as part of Spring 2024 Commencement Exercises beginning at 10 a.m. today in the Fredrick C. Hobdy Assembly Center.

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Louisiana House passes bill to call constitutional convention

The Louisiana House of Representatives voted 75-27 Tuesday to call a convention to overhaul the state’s 50-year-old constitution, even as there is little clarity about what supporters hope to accomplish during such an event.

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GEDC seeks to have Grambling’s attorney disqualified from suit

The Grambling Economic Development Corporation is asking a district judge to disqualify one of the attorneys representing the city of Grambling in a pending lawsuit the city’s filed against the GEDC.

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School board approves new $3K teacher bonus check

Teachers and other full-time employees of the Lincoln Parish School System will get a brand new pay boost in June.

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Learning in the lab

Learning in the lab

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Local resident teachers named to Future Educator Honor Roll

Four resident teachers in the Lincoln Parish School District have been named to the Louisiana Board of Regents Future Educator Honor Roll.

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Proposed state constitutional convention could be pushed back to August

Backers of the proposed Louisiana constitutional convention are considering a new timeline for the event, one that doesn’t coincide with the state lawmakers’ ongoing legislative session. That’s according to four sources familiar with the effort who weren’t authorized to speak about the matter publicly.