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Bossier Schools is proud to announce that two of our outstanding students have been named National Merit Scholar Semifinalists.

Congratulations to Ana Islas-Ruiz from Airline High School and Nathan Causey from Benton High School on earning this prestigious national distinction. Out of the class of 2027, they are among just 16,000 semifinalists selected nationwide. Both students are now in the running for roughly 6,700 National Merit Scholarships worth nearly $26 million, which will be awarded this spring.

Reaching this stage places Ana and Nathan in the upper echelon of high school seniors across the country, and is a a true testament to their persistence and passion for learning.

Please join us in celebrating Ana and Nathan!

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2 days ago, Bossier Schools
composite photo  Ana Islas-Ruiz and Nathan Causey on a white background with wording of National Merit Scholar Semifinalists
We are thrilled to announce that Bossier High School is the very first school of the 2026-27 school year to earn the distinction of Bossier Schools Campus of the Month!

Assistant Superintendent Andrea Spinney paid the Bearkats a visit to deliver the exciting news and present the team with their official display sign. Congratulations to the hard working team at Bossier High for setting the bar high and showing us all what Bearkat pride is all about!

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8 days ago, Bossier Schools
Group photo inside a Bossier High School hallway celebrating the Campus of the Month award. Nine school staff members and district administrators gather around a large sign featuring a gold trophy graphic and the text "BPSB Bossier Schools Campus of the Month." Two staff members kneel in front next to a floor decal of the green and gold Bearkat mascot, while Assistant Superintendent Andrea Spinney stands on the far right in a patterned red dress.

Join the BPS Parent Center for an informative meeting in partnership with AmeriHealth Caritas Louisiana to learn about healthcare benefits for your family.

Meeting Details:
Date & Time: Thursday, September 24, 2026, at 9:00 AM
Location: Parent Center, 2723 Airline Drive, Bossier City, LA 71111
RSVP Link: https://tinyurl.com/efcr3nuj

What You Will Learn:
Medicaid eligibility and application steps
Covered health benefits, preventive care, and mental health services
Available support like transportation and community resources

Please reserve your seat using the link above or by scanning the QR code on the event flyer. We look forward to seeing you there!

9 days ago, Bossier Schools
Flyer for a BPS Parent Center meeting with AmeriHealth Caritas Louisiana on Thursday, September 24, 2026, at 9:00 AM at 2723 Airline Drive, Bossier City, LA. The session covers Medicaid eligibility, health benefits, transportation, and community support. RSVP link: https://tinyurl.com/efcr3nuj.

From inspiring artwork to musical milestones and new leadership, catch the latest episode of On the Record with Bossier Schools here: https://bit.ly/OTRS5E3

Here’s a quick peek at what’s inside:

Cope Middle School is getting a facelift! Mural master Chris Opp, the man behind the paintbrush, is teaching students about the art of his craft while painting a patriotic salute to our troops.

Airline High School’s choir makes state history, and Parkway’s Pride of Pantherland Band hits a high note with top honors in the music world.

Meet the new principal at Rusheon Middle School who’s taking the Rams by the horns and empowering students to lead.

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11 days ago, Bossier Schools
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Shout-Out to Hays Cahn from Legacy Elementary who has been selected for the 2026 National Math Stars Pathfinder Cohort!

National Math Stars is a program that identifies and supports students who demonstrate exceptional mathematical potential. The program provides opportunities for talented young mathematicians to continue developing their skills through advanced learning experiences and a community of students who share their love and talent for math.

Join us in a warm round of applause for this incredible opportunity and accomplishment!

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14 days ago, Bossier Schools
Hays Cahn poses in front of a creek
Congratulations to our 2026 Jamboree Queens! We are so proud of these outstanding student leaders who will be representing their high schools with pride and grace.

Malecia Bailey – Airline High School
Preslee Robinson – Benton High School
Lucinda Rae Palma – Bossier High School
Isabella Jordan – Haughton High School
Kenzie Waggoner – Parkway High School
Jakayla Douglas – Plain Dealing High School

Join us in celebrating these amazing young women. Show your school spirit and drop a congratulatory message in the comments for your queen!

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17 days ago, Bossier Schools
Photo collage introducing the 2026 Jamboree Queens, set against a pink and blue diamond-patterned background with a gold crown icon.  The image features portraits of six student representatives from local high schools:  Malecia Bailey – Airline High (top left, wearing a cheerleader uniform)  Preslee Robinson – Benton High (bottom left, wearing a pink top)  Lucinda Rae Palma – Bossier High (top middle, wearing a yellow jacket)  Isabella Jordan – Haughton High (bottom middle, holding red pom-poms)  Kenzie Waggoner – Parkway High (top right, smiling in a black top)  Jakayla Douglas – Plain Dealing High (bottom right, wearing a white top with braided hair)
The Bossier Schools Talented Arts Program is proud to highlight the remarkable creativity of our TAP Art faculty—the very educators who pour their hearts into inspiring our students every single day.

Please join us in celebrating these incredibly gifted artists at the opening reception on Thursday, September 3, from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. at the Bossier Educational Service Center, located at 2900 Douglas Drive.

If you cannot make the reception, you can still experience their work. The exhibit will be open for viewing at the C.M. Burt Art Gallery from August 25 through October 27, Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

We hope you will drop by to show your support and experience the powerful art created by our talented team.

Featured Artwork: "Everything Looks Different From Here" by Anna Beth Lucas.

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18 days ago, Bossier Schools
Promotional graphic for the Bossier Parish Talented Arts Program Faculty Showcase. On the left, a painting depicts a close-up face viewed through a arched, wooden-framed window, casting pane shadows across the features. The right side contains event text: "Bossier Parish Talented Arts Program Faculty Showcase" at the C.M. Burt Art Gallery, running August 25 - October 27th, Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM. An opening reception is announced for Thursday, Sept 3rd, 2026, from 4:30 - 6:00 PM at the Bossier Educational Service Center, 2900 Douglas Drive, Bossier City, LA 71111. The bottom right features the official Bossier Parish Schools Talented Arts Program (TAP) logo.

Gear up for Friday night lights! 🏈

Join us for the 73rd Annual Bossier City Lions Club Football Jamboree this Friday, August 28th at Airline High School! Gates open at 4:30 PM - check out the game schedule and security guidelines below before heading out so you're ready for kickoff.

Game Lineup:
5:45 PM: Benton vs. Haughton

7:15 PM: Plain Dealing vs. Bossier

8:45 PM: Airline vs. Parkway

Let's pack the stands and support our teams!

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18 days ago, Bossier Schools
Graphic set against the same stadium lights and field background. The top displays the Bossier City Lions Club logo along with the event header: "73rd Annual Football Jamboree, Friday, August 28, Airline High School." The main section highlights "SCHEDULE" and states "Gates Open at 4:30", followed by the game lineup:  5:45 p.m. Benton vs. Haughton  7:15 p.m. Plain Dealing vs. Bossier  8:45 p.m. Airline vs. Parkway
Graphic set against a football stadium background at night with stadium lights glowing over the field. At the top are logos for the Bossier City Lions Club and Bossier Parish Schools (BPSB). Text reads: "73rd Annual Football Jamboree, Friday, August 28, Airline High School." Below, a section titled "SECURITY CHECKPOINT TIPS" outlines the following rules:  NO outside food or drink  NO pocket knives or weapons  NO guns allowed regardless of concealed permit  NO large bags or purses (bags will be searched)  NO backpacks

Attention BPSB parents! We want to hear from you! Please tap the link to take a quick survey and help the Parent Center better support your family this school year: https://tinyurl.com/ParentCenterForm
Thank you for your assistance!

23 days ago, Bossier Schools
A bookshelf full of colorful games and books with The Parent Survey Logo above the shelf. Text overly of words that say Please take our quick survey.

Kick off the 2026–27 school year with On the Record!
Watch here: https://bit.ly/45zJXQS

From Stockwell Place Elementary's high-energy first day to new leadership at Elm Grove Elementary and Friday night lights at the 73rd Bossier City Lions Club Football Jamboree, we’re capturing all the magic. Subscribe and tune in today!

25 days ago, Bossier Schools
Stockwell Place Elementary pose with Bossier Firefighters on the first day of school

Good news, SOBO! Highway 71 has been fully reopened for tomorrow's commute to school and buses will return to normal pickup and dropoff times. We thank you for your patience these last few days.

26 days ago, Bossier Schools
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EGE Parents,

An internet outage caused by repairs being made due to the train collision is affecting phone service at Elm Grove Elementary. We are rerouting cell phones in the front office to accept incoming calls, but want you to be aware that class phones and emails are temporarily out of service. We are working on solutions and will keep you updated.
26 days ago, Bossier Schools
Good Sunday evening,

Please be advised the intersection of Highway 71 and Smith Road remains closed and will not reopen in time for school Monday morning. Drivers are advised to take Hwy 527 around to Hwy 154 or another alternate route, and to allow additional commute time. Bus delays are anticipated again as well. Thanks for your patience!
27 days ago, Bossier Schools
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It's time to complete the Free/Reduced meal application at https://www.myschoolapps.com/

Paper applications are available upon request at their child's school.
Completed applications should be returned to the Child Nutrition office.
Remember, families must reapply every school year.

If you have questions, please contact the Child Nutrition office at 549-5046.

#EverythingMatters #BossierSchools

29 days ago, Bossier Schools
A smiling girl and boy in a school cafeteria with wording that it is lunch money check-intime
8:43 p.m. Thursday, August 13

Dear SOBO community,

A major accident and train derailment has closed the intersection of Highway 71 and Smith Road and will impact travel to school Friday morning. Drivers are advised to take Hwy 527 around to Hwy 154 or another alternate route, and to allow additional commute time. Please also expect bus delays.
30 days ago, Bossier Schools
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Stay connected with everything happening across Bossier Parish Schools!

From lunch menus and event updates to urgent news, get it all right at your fingertips.
Download the Bossier Schools app today on iOS or Android, and don't forget to turn on notifications so you never miss an update!

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about 1 month ago, Bossier Schools
An advertisement graphic with the headline, "It's everything Bossier Parish Schools, in your pocket." Below the headline, icons represent key features: News, Events, Documents, Staff, Notifications, and Dining. Three smartphones display mockups of the app interface, including the Home feed, splash screen, and Events calendar. At the bottom, text reads, "Download the Bossier Schools app from the iOS App Store or Android Play Store and enable Notifications," accompanied by download buttons for Apple and Android, alongside a QR code.

Attention Senior Girls!
The Commission for Women of Bossier City is seeking applications from high school senior girls for its 2026-27 mentoring program. Mentees will participate in monthly sessions that empower young women and instill leadership skills. The deadline for applications to be turned in to high school senior counselors is at 12 p.m. Friday, August 21. Please visit https://bit.ly/4wfxkFf to complete the application.

about 1 month ago, Bossier Schools
Decorative image featuring the Commission for Women magnolia blossom logo with wording "Now Accepting Applications"

Reminder: Please join us for our School Supply Drive tomorrow, August 8, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Wal-Mart Supercenter on Airline Drive.

Whether you grab a pack of pencils, a few notebooks, or a brand-new backpack while doing your weekend shopping, every single item helps us fill the gaps for local students starting the school year. Pick up a few extra supplies during your Wal-Mart run, and feel free to share this post to help us get the word out.
Thank you from all of us at Bossier Schools!

#EverythingMatters #BossierSchools

about 1 month ago, Bossier Schools
An illustrative infographic with a warm orange background, centered text in large blue font that reads "SCHOOL SUPPLY DRIVES". Above the text, three circular photos show piles of school supplies, including stacks of books, colored pencils, notebooks, highlighters, and pens. Below the title, an orange rounded rectangle contains white text that says: "Help us fill the gaps to ensure our students start the school year strong. See the comments for a list of supplies or scan the QR code." To the right of this box is a black and white QR code. Text directly under the QR code reads: "SCAN ME". At the top of the graphic, a photo shows a diverse group of about 20 smiling adults and teenagers posing behind long tables laden with large stacks of colorful notebooks.
Strike a chord! Here’s news that is music to our ears.

Over the summer, a trio of Benton Middle School 8th grade band students made their debut at Carnegie Hall in New York City!

Kylie Adams, Om Ganapathy and Madison Hollins earned the chance to play in the world-famous concert venue as part of the Honors Performance Series, an international middle school honor band. Students all over the world sent recorded submissions to earn the chance to play. Kylie, Om and Madison sent their recordings last fall and got word last spring they were on their way to the Big Apple.

Benton Middle School Band Director CJ Pernici is over the moon the elite three had this amazing opportunity. The trio will now be freshmen at Benton High this school year and in the Tiger Band.

Talk about hitting a high note!

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about 1 month ago, Bossier Schools
Composite photo of students posing in front of Honors Performance Series banner. Pictured are Madison Hollins, Kylie Adams and Om Ganapathy. Bottom of photo of composite is a crowd Carnegie Hall

It's almost time for Bossier students to return to school, and if you have questions, we have the answers!
Click the link to check out our Back-to School guide: On The Record | Season Five | Episode One

In this episode we answer your questions about student registration, bus routes and staying connected with your child's school. Plus, we talk about school safety, introduce new teachers to the district, and celebrate Bellaire Elementary Principal Alyshia Coulson who was recognized as Louisiana State Principal of the Year Finalist. All that and more! So hop on board and Let's Go On The Record!

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about 1 month ago, Bossier Schools
On The Record with Bossier Schools Logo overlay on top of photo of Bossier School bus