Krewe of Little Hornets rolled with great success. 1st-4th place float winners were selected and fun was had by all.

The rain did not stop our jumpers from supporting a good cause by raising money for the American Heart Association.

The PreK and Kinder students celebrate the hundredth day of school by dressing like they are 100 years old.

The Times-Picayune's New Orleans Tricentennial project, 300 for 300, continues with a look at the Louisiana Purchase 214 years ago.

A two-year ride through the heart of New Orleans 300 for 300 Print Email Tim Williamson, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune By Tim Williamson, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune Email the author | Follow on Twitter on January 01, 2017 at 4:59 AM, updated January 01, 2017 at 9:03 AM Happy New Year, New Orleans. As 2017 begins, I'm proud about the past, excited about the future - of our city, and our company. When I took the helm of The Times-Picayune and NOLA.com four months ago, I promised new initiatives that sharpen our journalism and deepen our community engagement. That process begins in earnest today, as we embark on a two-year ride through the heart and soul of New Orleans

The Times-Picayune's New Orleans Tricentennial project, 300 for 300, continues with a look at the inaugural Sugar Bowl 82 years ago.

The Times-Picayune's New Orleans Tricentennial project, 300 for 300, begins with a look at the city's founding in 1718 ... ish.

OLPH Students Help Others Reach New Experiences Through Service. So far the kids have collected 704 cans. Kindergarten is in the lead. The drive ends Friday, November 18. The class who collects the most pantry items will be awarded a pizza party when they return from Thanksgiving Break! 

On October 19, the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff’s Office (PPSO) partnered with the United States Attorney’s Office Eastern District of Louisiana, the Federal Bureau of Investigation New Orleans Division, and Our Lady of Perpetual Help (OLPH) Catholic School in Belle Chasse in recognizing Student Pledge Against Gun Violence Day 2016 in Plaquemines Parish.

True to the “green” spirit of the honor, the plaque presented to last school year’s class of Our Lady of Perpetual Help seventh graders was made out of a circuit board creatively recycled from an old computer. The unique prize, brought to the Belle Chasse elementary school Aug. 30 by a representative of a New Hampshire-based recycling advocacy group, was presented at a schoolwide assembly to thank the now-OLPH graduates for their successful media campaign to maintain pick-up at Plaquemines Parish’s 18 public recycling bins.

Students learned bus safety today. "The wheels on the bus go round and round," was heard throughout the day. Fun was had by all!