Plain Dealing, Louisiana 71064
Welcome to the school page of our community website
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Plain Dealing Public Schools
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Click on this link to see more about Bossier Parish Public Schools
Bossier Schools
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Plain Dealing High School
School Hours: 7:25-2:35
Principal: Aubrey Sayes
Phone: 326-7700 Fax: 326-7713
e-mail the school
Click here to go to PDHS Website:
plaindealinghigh.com
The school website contains over 30 webpages of school information and photos of activities.
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Plain Dealing Middle/Senior High School is using Best Behavior (Sprague & Golly, 2004) to develop PBS. Best Behavior is a staff development program that describes how to implement a school-wide positive discipline plan that includes needs assessment, implementation, and evaluation phases.
The following are key components of PBS as outlined in Best Behavior:
1. Expected behaviors for all school areas are clearly defined.
2. Expected behaviors for all school areas are systematically taught.
3. Problem behaviors are clearly defined.
4. Incentives and motivational systems are developed to recognize expected behavior.
5. Students are systematically supervised at school.
6. On-going training, assessment, and evaluation occur for staff members.
7. Systems are developed to measure and monitor the effectiveness of the intervention.
Plain Dealing Middle/Senior High School is committed to move from negative, punitive, reactive approaches to discipline to POSITIVE, PROACTIVE, PREVENTIVE approaches to discipline by developing PBS.
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Plain Dealing Middle/High School selected as Model High School
Plain Dealing Middle/High School has been selected as one of 23 model high schools for 2008 by the International Center for Leadership in Education. The chosen schools will share their best practices at the 16th Annual Model Schools Conference, June 22-25 in Orlando. The Model Schools Conference is the nation’s premier event for K-12 education reform.
Each year, the Conference attracts thousands of educators, who come to learn about exemplary elementary, middle, high schools and career and technical education programs. Model schools are selected annually based on providing all students with a rigorous and relevant curriculum, personalized instruction, increased student learning time, parent and community involvement, use of data to make instructional decisions, and other best practices. Case studies prepared by the International Center on Plain Dealing Middle/High School and the other model high schools serve as a resource for educators and policymakers.
“We are delighted that this exceptional school will be sharing its best practices, which mirror the International Center’s mission of providing a rigorous and relevant education for all students,” said Willard R. Daggett, President of the International Center.
As a model school, Plain Dealing Middle/High School will become a member of the Successful Practices Network. Through the Network, Plain Dealing’s professional staff will exchange best instructional practices, successful methodologies, and peer support with other member schools.
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PDHS will field a Technology Team that will compete in the first Technology Challenge. The purpose of the challenge is to recognize and reward students for creativity and technical skills. Our team includes Brittany Broom, Tim Saunders, Merkela Dupree, Lavell Bratton, Umeko Fuller, Stefvan Harris, Dusty Swearingen, Felisha Wade, Kathy Green, Amber Stumon, Eureka Taylor, and Samonya Harris. We wish them good luck.
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Congratulations to the staff and students of PDHS for an outstanding job on LEAP/GEE from spring 2006. Our high school scores rose by 9.4 points giving us exemplary growth as recognized by the state department of education. In middle school we had the smallest number of failures since the current testing program began. We hope to continue to grow and get better each year.
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PDHS STUDENTS SHOW U.S. MILITARY THEIR SUPPORT
Plain Dealing JROTC participated in the annual "Letters To The Front" contest. This letter writing contest is sponsored by the Ark-La-Tex Chapter of the Military Officers Association of America (MOAA). All letters were sent to our troops overseas to help boost their morale during the Christmas season. Cadet Colonel Cameron Player was the winner for Plain Dealing High School, and Cadet First Lieutenant Tiffany Lee was the overall winner for Bossier Parish. All winners were presented 25 dollars, a medallion, and recognition by our School Board. Cadet 1Lt. Lee, the overall winner, was presented an additional $25.00.by Maj.Edwards
2008 Lions Varsity Football Team
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Captains: Shadelia Harris and Sharkayla Harris Sponsor: Mrs. Doris Moore
The Squad: Neosha Benson, Boveisha Stumon, Artrail Johnson, Shantieria Ray, Jye’ Meicka Scott, Francesca Shaw, ShaQuanna Shaw, Quanna Shaw, Yasheena Williams, Kelsey Dillard, Sasha McCauley, Eureka Taylor.
The Lion Cubs: Curmincia Stumon, Savannah Powell, Navia Johnson, Ja’Duya Gay, and Essence Johnson.
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Plain Dealing Middle School
School hours: 7:25-2:35
Principal: Aubrey Sayes
Phone 326-7780 Fax: 326-7788
e-mail the school
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Positive Behavior Support (PBS) Implemented at
Plain Dealing Middle/Senior High School
In order to achieve our mission of providing a safe and secure environment and productive citizens, we are implementing Positive Behavior Supports (PBS). Positive Behavior Support is a general term that describes a systems approach to preventing problem behavior. Plain Dealing Middle/Senior High School is using Best Behavior (Sprague & Golly, 2004) to develop PBS. Best Behavior is a staff development program that describes how to implement a school-wide positive discipline plan that includes needs assessment, implementation, and evaluation phases.
The following are key components of PBS as outlined in Best Behavior:
1. Expected behaviors for all school areas are clearly defined.
2. Expected behaviors for all school areas are systematically taught.
3. Problem behaviors are clearly defined.
4. Incentives and motivational systems are developed to recognize expected behavior.
5. Students are systematically supervised at school.
6. On-going training, assessment, and evaluation occur for staff members.
7. Systems are developed to measure and monitor the effectiveness of the intervention.
Plain Dealing Middle/Senior High School is committed to move from negative, punitive, reactive approaches to discipline to POSITIVE, PROACTIVE, PREVENTIVE approaches to discipline by developing PBS.
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The Middle Schools girls team was undefeated this year.
Front row left to right—DeAngela Perry, basketball, Alexciya Green
Back row left to right—Manager-Dennisha Chambers, Artrail Johnson, Salmeshia Gladney, Jye’Mecika Scott, Coach Walt Cole, Cherrica Lee, Ty’Keidra Chambers, Manager-Selicia Briggs.
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Carrie Martin Elementary School
School hours: 7:35AM-2:25PM
Principal: Alan Herring
Phone: 326-7800 Fax: 326-7804
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Ms. Charlotte Barnett was selected by staff as the Teacher of the Month for October.
Ms Charlotte Barnett has been teaching first grade for 21 years. She is thankful to have the opportunity to come back to Plain Dealing to teach and give back to the community. Her favorite thing about working with children is the curiousity they have to learn. The greatest joy of teaching for her is to see a child's eyes light up when they realize they can read.
Ms Barnett's philosophy of teaching: "I believe nothing is ever achieved without enthusiasm."
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Ms Tammy Roberson was selected as the ParaProfessional of the Month.
Ms Roberson has been in the school system for 17 years. She has been married for 28 years and has two daughters and one grandchild.
Ms Roberson is extremely proud of both of her daughters. Cowana Roberson is currently serving her country in the army stationed in . Her other daughter Tiffany Roberson will graduate from LSUS December 20, 2008. Kalista Roberson is a second grader in Ms. Stumon's class.
Ms Roberson’s teaching philosophy:
“If I can make a difference in one child's life I will be blessed.”
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An Honor Roll Assembly was held on Friday, Oct 31, for all students achieving honor roll status at Carrie Martin Elementary the first nine weeks. Congratulations to our students who made the honor roll the first nine weeks.
Principals List: Za’Kariah Evans, Ju’Daya Gay, Devonte Gilmore, Alerian Johnson, Craigdrick King, Tristan Manning, Keiarra McCoy, Davante Mikle, Draven Vise, Logan Wilson, Keyshawn Johnson, and Kaleigh Gray.
“A” Honor Roll: Mardelo Atkins, Zyon Mims, Crystal Pearson, Noah Lambka, Teunna Perry, Chelsea Johnson, Essence Johnson, and Elijah Parish.
“A/B” Honor Roll: De’Kevion McGree, Christian Missey, Casey Lambka, Joshua Davis, and Dormesha Noble.
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Our computer lab is up and running. Many of your children may have already told you about some of the projects they will be working on during the year. We have also set up Classroom Performance Systems in Kindergarten and first grade classrooms. We hope these will be a great asset to our students.
Our school has received new playground equipment from Title I which our students are enjoying.
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Plain Dealing Christian Academy
200 Garrett, Plain Dealing, LA 71064
Principle: Barbara Pearson
Phone: 318-326-5823
Fax: 318-326-5555
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Mission statement
Plain Dealing Christian Academy’s mission to educate and inspire young minds in a challenging and nurturing community of learning; to contribute to the intellectual, spiritual, social and physical development of the whole child; to lay the foundation for successful academic progress; and to create a desire for life long learning. Our goal is to provide an educational environment in which students will be prepared for a comfortable and successful life as adults by immersing their learning in the intrinsic values of family, community, nation and God.
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TEAM IMPACT
Health, Biology and Life science classes
Taught by Gaye Carey
These classes are activity involved in restoring and reconditioning the schools property and branching outside the grounds to help others and contribute back to the community.
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Plain Dealing Christian Academy is a non-public non-sectarian primary/secondary school accredited by the Louisiana State Board of Education.
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Girls and Boys Varsity Basketball Teams
and the Varsity Cheerleaders
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2008 HOMECOMING COURT
Queen – Shelby Smith escorted by Skipper Stone
Princess – Winter Burnes escorted by Colin Cook
Yvonne Aldrich escorted by Cody Callicoatte
Britney Guillott escorted by Austin Hortsman
Jennifer Clarkston escorted by Hunter Downs
Ansleigh Mallow escorted by Kareron Malone
Christina Cook escorted by Nicholas Cason
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