Dear STPPS Family,

As we step into April, it’s hard to believe that graduation is just around the corner! The school year has flown by, and thanks to the hard work, resilience, and accomplishments of our students, it’s been a truly successful one. There’s still plenty to look forward to in these final weeks, and we’re excited to finish the year strong together!

Please take a look below to see our latest updates and news. Thank you for being an integral part of the St. Tammany Parish Public School System.

Early Voting Begins April 19th

On May 3rd, 2025, St. Tammany voters will be asked to approve bonds to upgrade schools, remove all academic portable classrooms, build a Healthcare and STEM Innovation Center, and make necessary improvements to school security, transportation, and technology across the district, all with no projected increase in the bond millage rate currently being levied.

Early voting will take place April 19th-26th (Closed on Sunday).

Discover the Importance of Internet Safety

The St. Tammany Parish School System is partnering with the Covington Police Department to host an information presentation about the importance of internet safety and the potential dangers children can encounter through it.

This event is open to adults only. The presentation will be accessible on either side of the parish across two nights, with the first being held on Wednesday, April 23rd at Northshore High at 5:30 p.m. and the second on Thursday, April 24th at Mandeville High at 5:30 p.m. 

Shape the Future in STPPS

Teachers have access to state-of-the-art technology, job-embedded professional development, and countless opportunities for advancement. With a competitive starting salary, a safe and caring environment, and a strong benefits package, STPPS offers more than just a job. Apply by April 23rd to be invited to Job Fair.

Class of 2025 Graduations

More than 2,300 STPPS students will graduate in front of family and friends both inside the University Center Arena on Southeastern Louisiana University’s campus and around the world during our live broadcasts of all eight STPPS graduation ceremonies.

Lend Your Voice In-Person on the Pupil Progression Plan

Members of the community are invited to give input on the proposed Pupil Progression Plan changes on April 24th at the Lakeshore High School library at 6 p.m. 

The plan establishes placement, promotion, retention and grading policies for students within the STPPS.

Champion Award

Superintendent Jabbia is continuing his mission in 2024-25 of recognizing individuals who go above and beyond and are true Champions for our students! 

Congratulations to the honorees so far this year: Custodial Team from Folsom Elementary, Jamie Bateman from Little Oak Middle, Bus Operator Kevin McGowan, Student Lighthouse Team from Pitcher Junior High, Carroll Howard from Bonne Ecole Elementary, Winnie Goodwin from Mandeville High, Melanie Torregano of Carolyn Park Middle, Eric Dubuisson of Salmen High, Mickey Treadaway of Fontainebleau Junior, Dr. Melissa Pausina of Pontchartrain Elementary, David Lawson and Anthony Icamina of Northshore High, and Carolina Morris of Folsom Junior High.

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