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Student representative: Beauregard Parish schools report strong start, student awards and field trips

Beauregard Parish School Board · September 12, 2025
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Isabel Palermo, the student representative to the Beauregard Parish School Board, reported a positive start to the 2025–26 year, noting National Beta recognitions for multiple schools, student honors at state and national conventions, field trips to Fort Polk and LSU Ag programs, and upcoming athletic and arts events.

Isabel Palermo, student representative to the board, told the Beauregard Parish School Board the district "has had a wonderful start to the new 2025 to 2026 school year," highlighting academic honors and community events.

Palermo said Singer High School and Maryville earned National Beta School of Merit honors and that Singer student Jolie Franks earned national recognition at the 2025 National Beta Convention in Orlando. "Congratulations to the beta club and especially Jolie Franks," she said.

Palermo also described hands‑on STEM learning for fifth graders who attended Starbase Academy at Fort Polk, arts participation by South Forkard High students at the Henning Museum in Sulphur, and media coverage of elementary‑school opening day on KPLC TV. She noted community partnerships, including Zeta Phi Beta Sorority donating school supplies to a junior high via an "adopt a school" initiative.

The student representative singled out several individual recognitions: fourth grader Blair Stewart was selected by the police chief for a National Night Out role, and DeRidder High student Aiden Andrews was commended by Transportation Director David Wenzel for staying with a bus driver after an Aug. 11 incident to help ensure student safety.

Palermo closed by previewing athletics and fall events, including a season opener scheduled for Sept. 5 at Cecil Doyle Memorial Stadium. The report was received by the board with thanks to Palermo and district staff.