The Caddo Parish School Board’s April 15 meeting was filled with pride, purpose, and powerful moments as they celebrated student excellence, historic achievements, and community impact across Caddo Parish.
The night opened with a dynamic performance by the Caddo Heights Drumline, showcasing the energy and talent of their youngest performers.
Congratulations to Emilija Majstorovic, April Student Leader of the Month from C.E. Byrd High School—an academic standout and community role model.
Students from Broadmoor STEM Academy proudly lead the Pledge of Allegiance, representing their school and community with honor.
The Board honored the 2025 Division I State Champion Huntington Lady Raiders, whose remarkable season on and off the court made history for their school.
Shelby Owens of Captain Shreve was recognized as the 2025 recipient of the Virginia K. Shehee Most Influential Young Woman Award for her extraordinary leadership and service. The Board was honored to have Andy Shehee join them in recognizing Shelby and her work in the community.
The Board also reflected on the past as they gave long-overdue recognition to the 1965 Bethune High School State Championship Baseball Team, whose talent and perseverance triumphed over the barriers of segregation.
The Board also recognized Autism Awareness Month with heartfelt student presentations and swag bags created by students from across the parish. They issued a “thank you” to the Department of Exceptional Children for their continued dedication.