When kids have time to think about what they want to say, they sometimes share their deepest thoughts. Try sharing a journal with your child. Glue a picture of the two of you onto a notebook, then write something positive about your child. It might be about how hard your student is trying in school or how your child makes you laugh. Leave it for your elementary schooler to read. The next day, it is your child's turn to write to you. Keep it up all year!
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📢 Beyond The Bell: Parent Edition - St. Landry Parish parents, would you be interested in attending our teacher-led virtual lessons to get a glimpse into your child's classroom learning experience?
Complete the interest survey here, https://tinyurl.com/SLPLBBPE.
For additional information, visit https://aptg.co/ZntH5G.
Contact Tawasha Thomas at (337)948-3657 x10203 with any questions.

A huge shoutout to our top-performing homerooms:
🌟 And the winners are... 🌟
Mrs. Emily--Pre-K
Mrs. Krystle--1st Grade
Mrs. Rideaux-- 2nd Grade
Mrs. Miller--2nd Grade
Mrs. Stelly--2nd Grade
Attendance is such a vital part of student success. When students are here, they are growing, socializing, and building the foundation for their futures.
#PBEPride #AttendanceMatters #ShowUpToGlowUp #StudentSuccess #PBEFamily

A huge congratulations to Mrs. H. Fontenot’s 3rd Grade Homeroom for being our big Raising Cane’s Fundraiser Winners! 🏆
To celebrate their hard work and school spirit, the class enjoyed a delicious Cane’s party under the breezeway. There’s nothing like some chicken fingers and Texas toast to make a school day extra special!
Thank you to all our PBE families who participated in the fundraiser—your support makes events like this possible.
Way to go, 3rd Grade! ❤️💛
#PBEPride #RaisingCanes #FundraiserWinners #ThirdGradeRockstars #CommunitySupport


When it’s time to teach limits, play the Too Much Game. To start, tell your child the rule: "When I say 'too much,' you name something that is good normally, but bad when overdone. Then, say the negative consequence of having too much." Your child might say, "Food is good, but eating too much is unhealthy." Take turns and have some fun: Too much bathing might wash your skin off!
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Here’s what’s inside ⬇️
- Thursday, February 19 - Students return to school.
- No after school tutoring this week . Tutoring resumes on Monday, February 23.
- Friday, February 20 - Students may wear a black history-themed shirt or a red or black shirt for free. 👕 Shirts may be worn for FREE with regular school uniform bottoms.👖 Jeans may be worn for $1.00, unless you have already paid for the year.
- Friday, February 20 - Black history program starting at 1:00 pm and 2:00 pm (see details in newsletter).
- Friday, February 20 - Kona Ice will be on campus.
- February box Top challenge - Which grade level can scan the most box tops? PreK is currently in the lead.
- PreK enrollment for the 2026-2027 school year is now open.
- We did not meet out attendance goal the week of February 9 - 13, 2026! Please help us to make sure students arrive on time and stay for the entire school day — every minute counts! 🙌
Studies show that American students tend to do poorly in geography. Here's a game to help your child learn where places are. When you are on the road together, make your child the "license-plate lookout." Your child should write down the out-of-state license plates. When you get home, help your student locate the states on a map or globe and mark each one with a sticker. Can your child collect all the states?
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Happy Valentine’s Day to all! ❤️🔥
#LilRedHots #VDay #PBEPride





















On this February 16, we reflect on the history of the American presidency and the leaders who have guided our country through its most defining moments. It’s a day to honor the office and the enduring principles of leadership and service.

Today, we recognize the vital role they play in fostering a secure and supportive atmosphere in our schools. Please join us in showing them some appreciation! 👮♂️🤝👮♀️

When you are doing errands or stuck in traffic, keep your child's brain working with thinking activities. At the supermarket, for example, ask your child to point out all the orange items, or everything that costs more than two dollars but less than three. In the car, ask your child to find signs with the letter J or an exclamation point in them. Ask questions that require thought, too: "What do you think might happen if we…?"
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