If you've noticed an uptick in disgruntled Facebook posts from your New York City friends, you're. Other maintenance programs Lhota announced include dispatching 3. Caddo Parish School Board Drivers Ed Summer. Water Management Initiative to clean 4. Lhota said “raising fares is not an option” to pay. Oct 16, 2014. Almost 20 candidates are vying for seven seats on the Caddo Parish School Board. As past Supervisor (K-12) of Health, Physical Education, Athletics and Driver Education, his duties included: supervising and observing teachers, developing curriculum; planning and presenting inservice programs;.

The administrator's are trying their best to adjust to the ever changing social ill's plaguing our society and world today. They are trying to help the students adopt a traditional understanding (values and morals) based upon the morals and values we learned in the late 60's and 70's.

If the school administrator's will be willing to visit other school districts in the Northern part of the country and abroad and try to understand and learn about other people and cultures from around the world, they will be more successful in helping the students find comfort and love in an already stressful home and school environment. My typical day consisted of receiving and studying lesson plans for the day/week. I learned how to be professional with the students parents, staff and in other areas of my own life.

The management inspired me to get back to school myself to learn everything I needed to know about childhood education. The environment in which I worked was kind, loving, and educational. The toughest part of my job was seeing just how many children struggle with so many things other than disabilities. The best part of my job was seeing these children succeed in the things that they worked toward. Currently this is a new administration under a new Plan and the work environment is strained.

Administration is not flexible but controlling. The job duties far exceed the pay.

I am in my 41st year as a clerk making less than $24,000.00 yearly, after deductions the salary is unimaginable. The pay has never been equal to the the duties, but the feeling of accomplishment was always felt.

My workday is 7:30-3:30 but I arrive at 7:10 a.m. And it's constantly running. I never minded working over, but I like to feel that my service is appreciated. I love working with the children, most parents and most of the adults I have met over the years. This is a decent job to get your foot in the door in the Information Technology field as you do a little bit of everything.

It has decent pay for a starter job, but does not offer any benefits, such as insurance, or paid time off. The job is usually fairly low stress despite the large amount of work each person is responsible for, the queues are always long, and people have come to expect it. Download Ram Manager Pro Full. You spend a fair bit of your time cleaning up after full time workers that don't keep the areas they're responsible for properly maintained. The major problem I've encountered here is the lack of support from management in the areas of policy enforcement, as they immediately cave if somebody so much as questions why things are done the way they are.

Overall it is an okay job to do while you're looking for something better, just don't expect too much out of it.

Shreveport Police Department will start issuing parking tickets around Byrd on a regular basis. This will include no parking zones as well as parking too close to someone's driveway.

I've asked that they also enforce the Fire Lane in front of the gym. Carpooling is the only answer to the lack of parking spaces. Please help us as we don't want to see anyone ticketed. We will NOT issue any new parking permits until AFTER spring break.

At that time we will evaluate and determine if we can handle any additional traffic. Yellow Jacket Sports 3/6 Softball vs.

North Caddo @ North Caddo, JV @ 4 pm, Varsity @ 5:30 pm 3/6 Baseball vs. Evangel @ 5 pm, Freshmen @ Evangel, JV @ The Hive 3/7 Boys Lacrosse vs.

Loyola @ Loyola, JV @ 5:30 pm, Varsity @ 7:30 pm 3/7 Softball vs. Southwood @ Byrd, JV @ 4:30 pm, Varsity @ 6 pm 3/7 Tennis vs.

Shreve / Huntington / Southwood @ Cockrell, 4 pm 3/9 Tennis vs. Magnet @ Magnet, 4 pm 3/9 Girls Bowling vs. Loyola @ Holiday Lanes, 3:40 pm 3/9 Softball vs.

Airline @ Byrd, JV @ 4:30 pm, Varsity @ 6 pm 3/9 Varsity Baseball in Jason Bland Memorial Tournament vs. Neville @ The Hive, 6 pm 3/10 Varsity Baseball in Jason Bland Memorial Tournament vs. West Ouachita @ The Hive, 6 pm 3/10 Track & Field in Huntington Meet @ Lee Hedges 3/10-11 Softball in Lakeside Tournament @ Lakeside 3/11 Varsity Baseball in Jason Bland Memorial Tournament @ The Hive, vs. Texas High @ 11 am, vs. Ruston @ 4:30 pm 3/11 Boys Lacrosse vs.

STM @ STM, JV @ 1 pm, Varsity @ 3 pm 3/12 Varsity Baseball vs. Sulphur @ The Hive, 1 pm. The Emperor Science Award program is committed to helping all students that have a passion for science join the next generation of cancer researchers. Through this award program, 100 winning students from across the country will be paired with a university-level mentoring scientist to collaborate on an important cancer research project.

Whether virtually, or in a lab, students will be able to connect with their mentors to develop valuable research, organization and communication skills! Students from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Deadline: March 17th. Byrd girls and boys track teams swept the team titles last Friday at North DeSoto High School at the 2017 Griffin Opener. Both teams combined won 15 gold medals, 11 silver medals, and 4 bronze medals.

10 of the 15 victories were claimed by the girls team. Senior Kyah Loyd led the way with 25 points for the girls with four golds (400m, 100h, 4x200, 4x400).

Junior Grace Loftin had two victories herself (1600m and 3200m) scoring 20 points. And Junior Nia Johnson had 19 points scoring in the 100m, Long Jump, 4x100, and 4x200. Other female medalists include Jonnai Jones, Becca Brown, Claire White, Destiny Jones, Aleceya Harrison, Mairead Smith, Alysse Ellison, Foluwa Desalu, Brandi Davis, and Rickesha Farris. On the boys side sophomore Zaige Wills led the scoring with 20.5 points.

He scored in the 100m, 200m, 4x200, and the 4x400. The young distance tandem of freshman Austin Mikovich and sophomore Allen England dominated the longer races as they went 1-2 in each (1600m & 3200m). They also each scored 19.5 points as they ran a leg on a 4x400 squad as well.

Other male medalists include LaDann Thomas, Jared Banks, Carlos Doss, Donavan Jackson, Marshal Leach, Isaiah January, and Zackary Lewis. Anjunadeep Edition 235 With James Grant Tracklista. Prom is April 8th from 7-11 at the Shreveport Convention Center. Prom Contracts are available in front of the main office. The Byrd Student Contract and the Non-Byrd Date Contract will be two different colors so the students aren't confused. You may sign up your Non-Byrd date in Room 105. Courtney and Mrs. Greer are accepting student fee payments as well as signing the contracts.

The Prom Committee will announce the theme on March 7th at the Junior class meeting. If your name is on the Debt List, your fees must be paid before March 8th before you are able to purchase a Prom Ticket.

Make sure you get the correct contract - non-Byrd date contracts are on a different color of paper. Majority to Minority (M to M), Hardship, Medical, and Out of Parish Transfers must be renewed each year during the transfer season. Bus transportation is NOT provided for Hardship, Medical and Out of Parish transfers. Applications, forms, and information may be obtained on the Caddo Parish Public Schools website,, or from the Attendance and Census Department located at 1638 Murphy Street (formerly Central Elementary), Shreveport, LA 71103 from 8:00 am - 4:00 pm, Monday through Friday beginning March 8, 2017.

EARLY OPEN DATE to return Transfer Requests will be ( one day only ) March 14, 2017 from 6:00 am to 3:00 pm. Regular return dates and times will be March 15, 2017 thru April 18, 2017 from 8:00 am - 4:00 pm. (Incomplete applications will not be considered for placement.) The following criteria will be used to approve or deny a transfer: Date/Time of receipt, space availability, student's grades, discipline, and attendance records.

Questions regarding LHSAA (Louisiana High School Athletic Association) rules as it relates to transfers should be directed to the CPPS Supervisor of Athletics. Top Jackets - Eleventh grade students interested in applying for Top Jacket for the 2017-2018 may pick up an application in Room 219A before school or between classes.

In order to be eligible, students must meet the following criteria: Have a 3.5 cumulative GPA (five semesters); Have no major disciplinary record (ISS or suspension) - this includes the current school year. Major offences from previous years may disqualify the applicant. This is an administrative decision. Submit the Intent to Run form before school or between classes to Mrs. O'Neal in 219A by 2:30 p.m. Friday, March 17th. Students must pick up and sign for their own form.

Attend a meeting in the auditorium either after school on March 8th (3:50 pm) or before school on March 9th (7:30 am). You will not be admitted if you are late.