Dear STPPS Family,

We had much to celebrate as we closed out 2023. Our schools were filled with creativity, learning, and joy during the holiday season. From heartwarming holiday performances to the culmination of semester achievements, our students have showcased their talents and dedication.

Please take a look below to see our latest updates and news. Thank you for being an integral part of the St. Tammany Parish Public School System.

Holiday Photos from Around the District

Schools all over STPPS celebrated the holidays in many fun ways.

Kindergarten Class of 2036 Shirts

Kindergarten students across our district received their Class of 2036 shirts to inspire them for the future! Twelve years from now they will be walking across the stage at graduation!

Meet the 2024 STPPS School Board Officers

James Braud, President

Amanda Martin, Vice President

Dr. Mike Peterson, Chair of Human Resources/Education Committee

Michelle Gallaher, Chair of Business Affairs/Administrative Committee

Board officer positions are elected by School Board members and are one-year appointments.

Stay Informed with the STPPS Mobile App

The app provides notices about school closures, weather information, news and other important information. Download the app from the App Store or Google Play by searching “St. Tammany Parish Public Schools”.

Teach St. Tammany Alternative Teacher Certification Applications Being Accepted

College graduates in non-education fields have an opportunity to receive an alternative teaching certification through the Teach St. Tammany Alternative Certification program in the areas of math, science, English, or special education (SWE). The deadline to apply is April 1, 2024.

Lead Strong

During the 2023-24 school year, teachers, support staff, administrators, and more will be honored with the Lead Strong bracelet. These individuals are dedicated to building a strong future for the students in STPPS.

Congratulations to the honorees so far this year: the Superintendent's Student Advisory Council, Kelly Ancona from Little Pearl Elementary, Meridith Lazaroe and Mike Wilcox from Madisonville Elementary, Bruce Wilson from Salmen High School, Tracey Compass from Alton Elementary School, Lacy Ellzey from Whispering Forest Elementary, FCA students and adults, Officer Terence Calais from Cypress Cove Elementary, and James Carruth from Chahta-Ima Elementary.

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Stay Connected with STPPS

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