education
SOUTHEAST MIDDLE STUDENTS LAUNCH INTO STEM LEARNING Lorie Gaubert’s robotics and STEM students at Southeast Middle took hands-on learning to new heights as they designed and launched model rockets. Students applied engineering principles to build rockets capable of successful liftoff, combining classroom instruction with real-world problem solving. With staff and classmates watching, each group participated in countdowns and launch attempts, celebrating every successful flight. The project gave students a deeper understanding of physics, design, and teamwork while sparking excitement for future innovation. The experience highlighted the creativity and potential of Southeast’s future engineers and innovators through engaging, experiential learning.
REDSTICKERS RISE TO THE OCCASION AT STATE MEET The St. Joseph’s Academy (SJA) gymnastics team delivered a standout performance at the 2026 LHSAA State Gymnastics Meet, earning a second-place finish and securing their fourth consecutive runner-up title. Competing at Baton Rouge High School, the Redstickers showcased strength across all levels, with Level 4 and Level 8 teams taking first place honors. Athletes earned top finishes on bars, vault, beam, floor, and all-around, highlighting both individual excellence and team depth. With emotions running high, the meet came down to the final rotation, where strong routines kept SJA in contention. Their finish reflected resilience, teamwork, and a season of dedication.
STUDENTS SERVE UP SUCCESS AT MAYFAIR FLAVOR FEST Mayfair Laboratory School brought the community together for its “Recipe for Success” themed Flavor Fest, celebrating creativity, collaboration, and student achievement. Schools from across the area participated, including Istrouma Magnet High School ProStart students, who showcased their culinary skills and professionalism. Many of the participating students are enrolled in magnet programs and pursuing dual enrollment, working toward earning their associate degrees while still in high school. Their dedication and drive were on full display throughout the event. The celebration highlighted hands-on learning, career readiness, and the bright futures these students are already building.
EPISCOPAL STUDENTS EMBRACE CULTURE AND ADVENTURE IN QUEBEC
Episcopal School of Baton Rouge students stepped into a winter wonderland during a French-Canadian immersion trip to Quebec and Montreal. From ice skating and sledding to dining in a frozen restaurant, the experience offered adventures far beyond the Gulf Coast. Students also engaged in meaningful learning, practicing French in real-world settings while exploring the region’s culture and history. The trip strengthened classroom lessons and built confidence, as students connected with locals and supported one another. Chaperones noted the growth in language skills and cultural awareness, highlighting the experience as both educational and transformative for middle school participants.
10 JUNE 2026 | BRPARENTS.COM
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