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In compliance with ACT 436, parents now have access to view the Guaranteed Curriculum. Visit the STPSB website's Parent Section and click on "Curriculum" in the side menu or use this direct link http://stpsb.org/parents_curriculum.php
LA Department of Children and Family Services
Child Protection Hotline Phone Number 1-855-4LA-KIDS (1-855-452-5437)
Community Circles
The community circle is an instructional tool that teachers and school staff can use to
educate their students in problem-solving within relationships. It is intended to help students
understand the ways in which relationships have been impacted by their actions and to assist
students in problem-solving ways to make things right. It should be seen as guided practice
for students to work with adults on improving these skills. We will do community circle
lessons once a month during 7th hour class. Each month will have a different lesson topic
that we will have listed here. If you have any questions about our community
circles please contact our counselor, Kelli Evans.
Public Service Announcement from Superintendent Trey
STPSB Social Networking Safety
Be Cell Phone Smart: "ICE" Helps in Emergencies Put the letters "ICE" in front of the names on your cell phone that would be a contact In Case of an Emergency. Emergency workers often look at cell phones and wonder who to call if someone was in an accident. Even if a victim is carrying identification (such as a driver's license), those items don't necessarily provide information about where and how relatives and other interested parties can be reached. |
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