
Library classes celebrate a successful year with donut parties!


PreK-4 created this amazing artwork under the instruction of Ms. Durfey and Ms. Genesis! WOW!


HCA celebrates School Choice Week!


SHOUT OUT to the faculty members that made our Veteran's Day Program so special this year! Thanks to Ms. Rizzo, Mrs. Haynes, and Mrs. Harris for a job well done! Also, lots of love to our favorite veteran, Mr. Marino, for sharing his story!


SHOUT OUT from middle school students to Mrs. Barnes for "trying her hardest to teach us!" (LOL) You are appreciated!


SHOUT OUT to Middle School Teacher, MS. CHANDLER, from student, Jordan Millican... "Ms.Chandler is one of our best teachers! She always takes the time to work with each student."


SHOUT OUT to Recco Butler for going above and beyond in helping teachers keep the cafeteria clean after breakfast! Recco has even been known to use yard equipment to blow eggs to a central location for sweeping! LOL (Info provided by Ms. Durfey.) You are appreciated, Recco!


SHOUT OUT to our music teacher, Ms. Kierra Harris, from student Ethan Kemp: "She is my favorite teacher and I love her class very much!" We can all agree, Ms. Harris has brought much joy and kindness to our school this year!


SPECIAL SHOUT OUT...
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR PRESCHOOL TEAM OF EDUCATORS FOR THEIR WONDERFUL "HIGH PROFICIENCY RATING" LAST SCHOOL YEAR ON THEIR STATE EVALUATION!!!! We are proud of our teachers and students!


Eighth grade students received caps and gowns today. Graduation is getting close!


UPDATED "Master Calendar" for May 2022 Activities posted in Documents

The numbers are in... Our HCA families donated 840 pounds of food to the Food Bank!! Your contributions will feed 700 people! THANK YOU!!


" SHOUT OUT to MS. GRAY (4th Grade ELA Teacher)
"She shows so much passion in working with children. She is also a person you can come to when the day has been rough. She will tell you when you're wrong or right. She has taken her students, and former students, and has set a path for us to go into the next grade. In conclusion, she is wonderful and deserves to be recognized."
-Saniygh Early (Middle School Student)


SHOUT OUT from Ms. Jackie Richard to ALL STUDENTS for donating food to the Food Bank! This year we collected 6 bins full! Nice work!!


"Sending a BIGGGGGG special SHOUT OUT to all of the hard that Ms. Hart put in for her First Grade class. She is beyond AMAZINGGGGGGGGGGG in every aspect and try to help her students in everyway possible. I enjoy that she keep the parents updated !! Keep up the good work you are greatly appreciated!
-C. Miles (parent)


Easter Bunny Photos were a BIG Hit. Our children are beautiful and the Bunny Wabbit was too!


SHOUT-OUT to Ms. Robinson!!! (Middle School Math Teacher)
"Ms. Robinson takes her time to explain math to the students in middle school. If any of us are stuck, she knows when to come and help us and I'm very grateful to have a teacher like her."
-Keilan Jones (Middle School Student)


SHOUT-OUT to Ms. Knighten (Kindergarten Teacher's Aide)
"I remember my first day in the 6:45 car line I was so nervous. Ms. Knighten knew every car and could tell me exactly where each student was sitting in the car before they pulled up. She was familiar with each parent and called every student by name as they got out of the car. It's been almost 6 months since I began teaching at HCA and I learn something every day from her. I am so grateful for her and look forward to seeing her each morning."
-Ms. Rizzo (Dance & Drama Teacher)


Today our 8th graders met with the Baton Rouge Youth Coalition (BRYC) to learn about a free after school program that helps prepare them for college opportunities through improved test scores! Transportation, food, and mentorship provided. Applications being accepted now.


SHOUT-OUT to Mrs. Young (6th Grade Teacher)
"I want to recognize this teacher because even though we are not where we need to be in our grades, she still finds time to help us. I also want to recognize all the middle school teachers because they all try their best for us middle schoolers."
-Kaylee Williams (6th Grade Student)
