Education

Imagine being handed a plastic baggy that contains two disposable cups, a paper clip, a piece of aluminum foil, and a rubber band and asked to create a futuristic car…that actually moves.

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The Bossier Parish School Board says it's received word that the Louisiana Supreme Court has denied attorney John Settle's writ application.

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During the 2012 fiscal year, which ended June 30th, Shreveport's Centenary College secured over $5-million for the Centenary Fund for Student Scholarships.

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Just because it's summertime doesn't mean Bossier Parish teachers have been forgotten. In fact, the Bossier Chamber of Commerce is preparing for back-to-school a little early -- by hosting its annual New Teachers Luncheon

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A wooden sculpture by Michael Yankowski, professor of art at Northwestern Sate University, was accepted into the ninth annual Art Melt juried competition, the largest multi-media juried exhibit in Louisiana. 

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Shreveport Public Assembly & Recreation (SPAR) announces its third Money Matters and Health Smart Classes for senior citizens. The classes will be held at Bill Cockrell Community Center, 4109 Pines Road, each Tuesday, from July 10, 2012 to September 11, 2012 from 9:30 – 11:30am.

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A second group of teachers has completed Project Lead the Way boot camp at Northwestern State University. 

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Some elementary school students are wrapping up a week-long cooking school at Bossier Parish Community College. 

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Bossier District Court today upheld the $216,000,000 Bossier Parish school bond proposal. The proposal was being challenged in a lawsuit filed against the Bossier Parish School Board by attorney John Settle.

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A frightening brush with danger on an industrial site changed Kirk Martin’s life and career.  The incident prompted the Northwestern State University alumnus to use his skills as an artist inLouisiana’s growing movie industry and today is finding success in a field he always dreamed about. One of his projects, "Arachnoquake," will debut on the Syfy Channel this weekend.　

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