BJHS sweeps Bourgeois Relays
Berwick Junior High School swept the girls’ and boys’ team titles at the Tommy Bourgeois Relays March 14 at Geisler Stadium in Berwick.
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Berwick Junior High School swept the girls’ and boys’ team titles at the Tommy Bourgeois Relays March 14 at Geisler Stadium in Berwick.
Morgan City Junior High volleyball coach Allise Jennings collects a donation from Patterson State Bank, presented by Asia Breaux, head teller in Morgan City. The volleyball team held its third annual walkathon Saturday and its Pink Game Thursday. The funds raised during these events will be donated to Miles Perret Cancer Services and will be dispersed to families in the area undergoing cancer treatment that may be in need of assistance.
A Back to School Volleyball Camp was held at Morgan City Junior High School for seventh and eighth grade volleyball teams Monday and Tuesday. Players worked on volleyball fundamentals in preparation for the coming season. First row, from left, manager Ty’Jana Francois, Sariyah Bourgeios, Aaliyah Davis, Haley Crappell, Drew Angeron, Brianna Burbante, and manager Laney Delgado. Middle row, from left, Ashanta Williams, Brysa Zamudio, Alaina Paray, Capt. Hannah Prado, Nia Lightfoot, Hadden Trotter, Randasha Grogan and Kayla Barrow. Back row, from left, instructor Claire Beadle, Al’Keirria Lewis, Capt. Sh’Diamond Holly, Terre’yan Johnson, Deryon Johnson, Jacelyn Bouillion, Jamia Francois, Leah Stockstill and instructor Sharlene Ruffin. Players not photographed are Mary Vincent and Capt. McKenzi Smith. (The Daily Review/Photos by Crystal Thielepape)
Morgan City Junior High School sent 260 students to the movies May 16 for having good behavior for the entire year. The reward is part of the Positive Behavior Intervention and Support Program. Darlene Toups of Lake Cinema hosted the class and the Morgan City Police Department provided escort from the school.
(Submitted Photo)
Morgan City Junior High School sent 260 students to the movies May 16 for having good behavior for the entire year. The reward is part of the Positive Behavior Intervention and Support Program.
Kenneth Holmes, Morgan City Junior High School principal, recognized his school’s Teacher of the Year Shantell Watson with a jacket commemorating her year.
(Submitted Photo)