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Emelda Clark’s Financial Literacy class recently had the opportunity to experience real-world money management and budgeting through an engaging visit from Renaissance Bank. It was an honor to welcome Branch Manager Tracy Williams and Personal Banker Brianna Baughman as guest speakers.

During their visit, students explored a real-life scenario outlining the process of purchasing a vehicle and everything it entails — from budgeting and credit considerations to loan responsibilities. The session also provided hands-on practice with essential banking skills, including writing checks, balancing a checkbook, and tracking spending.

This experience gave students valuable insight into financial responsibilities and reinforced the importance of budgeting, planning, and smart money management skills that will serve them well far beyond the classroom.

Thank you to Renaissance Bank for investing in our students’ future!

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Cheer Clinic

Bogalusa High School JAG Students Gain Workplace Skills at Thursday Night Football🏈🏈 Students in the Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) program put their skills to work during Friday night’s football game by running the concession stand. The project was part of their service learning activities, designed to help students connect classroom lessons with real-world experiences. Working in the busy concession stand gave students the chance to practice important job competencies, such as customer service, handling money, and working efficiently under pressure. They also strengthened their survival competencies by adapting to unexpected challenges, such as long lines and limited supplies, all while keeping a positive attitude. The project highlighted the importance of basic competencies like math, communication, and teamwork, which were used every minute behind the counter. Several students took the lead in organizing tasks and keeping everything running smoothly, giving them valuable leadership experience. Others focused on self-development, recognizing how their confidence grew throughout the evening as they interacted with customers and supported one another. By the end of the night, JAG students had not only helped raise funds but also gained practical skills that will benefit them in school, at work, and in life.

Breakfast with Grandparents

Introducing our Big Bad Lumberjack Marching Band Drum Major Tre “ So Smooth “ Moses. Tre is the President of the band fraternity Beta Beta Lambda. He is a member of the Lumberjack Varsity Basketball Team and the Lumberjack Varsity Baseball Team. He is a BHS honor student. He was awarded the Outstanding Performer Award at Southern University High School Band Camp this past summer.🖤💛🖤💛

Introducing our Big Bad Lumberjack Marching Band Drum Major Tre “ So Smooth “ Moses. Tre is the President of the band fraternity Beta Beta Lambda. He is a member of the Lumberjack Varsity Basketball Team and the Lumberjack Varsity Baseball Team. He is a BHS honor student. He was awarded the Outstanding Performer Award at Southern University High School Band Camp this past summer.🖤💛🖤💛

Friday, September 5, 2025, students can pay $2 and wear school appropriate shirts and jeans(no holes, rips, etc.) for Dress Down Day.

Our Lumberjacks take on the Covington Lions tonight, Thursday, September 4, 2025! Use the QR code or link below to purchase tickets. 🖤🏈🏈📣📣💛 https://gofan.co/event/4310101?schoolId=LA7585 *Please adhere to our stadium's clear bag policy.

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Use the link below to purchase tickets for the Timberjack game as they take on Loranger Middle tonight, Tuesday, September 2, beginning at 6:00 PM.

Lumberjack Grandparents Day