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Student representative reports fall activities, technology donations across Beauregard Parish schools

Beauregard Parish School Board · October 10, 2025
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Summary

Student representative Isabelle Palermo summarized September activities across the parish, including grandparents' day attendance, athletics and clubs, a donation of 50 HP laptops from AT&T and United Way of Southwest Louisiana, campus improvements, and upcoming college/technical visits.

Isabelle Palermo, the student representative to the Beauregard Parish School Board, presented the student report during the board's Oct. 9 meeting, highlighting September activities and supports across the parish.

"I'm excited to share my report," Palermo said before outlining events and campus updates. She reported a successful grandparents' day with attendance of more than 150 guests at one campus and noted that junior-high and varsity teams are in season. Academics initiatives include planned visits to McNeese State University and SOWELA Technical Community College for college and technical-school preparation for sophomores and seniors.

Palermo also described campus improvements and extra-curricular achievements: new AC cabinet installations, construction work on junior-high restrooms, a plan for a 75-inch smart TV for community presentations, and various team and club successes (robotics scrimmages, beta club projects, marching band honors). She said AT&T and the United Way of Southwest Louisiana donated 50 HP laptops to support K–12 technology needs in the parish.

Palermo concluded the report with recognition of student awards and events across multiple campuses. The student representative's summary closed the superintendent's report segment; no formal board action was taken on the student presentation within the provided transcript.