Kindergarten: Kingston Boudreaux, Ja'Marieon Kennon, Roberto Rojas & William Tilbury
First Grade: Noah Burton, Jade Gates, Asher Thomas & Bryson Wells
A CHAMP is:
C ~ Caring
H ~ Hardworking
A ~ Awesome Attitude
M ~ Motivated
P ~ Powerful
Congrats to these CHAMPS!
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Plus, while the new videoboard at Prescott Field is a game-changer for fans, the real magic is happening behind the scenes. Thanks to Dak Prescott’s generosity, our students aren't just watching the game—they’re producing it! That's just one of the many opportunities available to Bossier students that highlights the #powerofbossierschools!
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We are excited to announce that our "Donuts with Grown-Ups" event is back again this year! Each grade level will have their own specific day & classes will have a specific time frame for guests to join them. Come grab a donut and some coffee and browse our Book Fair while you are here. More information will be sent home in your child's folder over the next few days. This information includes an RSVP that will need to be returned by Friday (2/27).
So many more pictures can be found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1YZmnGXY7-PPMXVoTDlifxAE8V8cQuBG3?usp=sharing
Kindergarten: Paisley Cammack, Odin Croyle, Colton Fannin & Leelyn Horn
First Grade: Lyla Goss, Michael Holston, Beautiful Loud Johnson & Sebastian Reyes
A CHAMP is:
C ~ Caring
H ~ Hardworking
A ~ Awesome Attitude
M ~ Motivated
P ~ Powerful
Congrats to these CHAMPS!
We are so thankful for everything Mrs. Gamache does to support our students, staff and families at Rodes. Thank you for helping make Rodes the Greatest School on Earth! ❤️
UPDATE: Thursday, January 29, 2026
Bossier Schools will remain CLOSED for students and teachers Friday, January 30 out of an abundance of caution due to continued safety concerns on our campuses as a result of the wintry weather.
We cannot risk your children’s return to school until the thick ice accumulation melts or can be removed from awnings, walkways, bus ramps and parking lots.
Our district leaders and 12-month employees will be working Friday to get our schools and centers ready for reopening Monday, February 2, and to de-ice and prepare for another round of frigid temperatures being forecast for the weekend. This is a work day at our schools and centers, and they will not be open for normal operations.
We know this week has been unusual and Bossier Schools greatly appreciates your understanding, support and working with us to make the best of the situation.
Say Cheese, Wranglers! Class Pictures & Yearbook Make-ups are Tuesday, February 3rd. Please make plans to have your child wear a red, navy, grey or white shirt. Please no colored 'class shirts'. Thank you!
Out of an abundance of caution, all Bossier schools and district offices will remain CLOSED Thursday, January 29 as the district continues to assess the impact the recent winter storm is having on operations.
Though the ice is melting, considerable hazards remain on roadways, bus ramps, in car lines and on our school campuses, making it unsafe for our students and staff to return. In addition, the National Weather Service is forecasting freezing fog overnight and into Thursday morning, heightening the danger of traveling.
It is our hope to reopen Friday, January 30 after another day of above-freezing temperatures. We greatly appreciate your patience and understanding this week and will provide another update at 4 p.m. Thursday.
