Plain Dealing will host a softball interest and parent meeting for students in grades 7–12 who are interested in playing softball this year. Players and parents are encouraged to attend to learn about the upcoming season, expectations, and team information.
Plain Dealing Community,
Saturday, October 25, is the Bossier Parish Schools Day of Service. At Plain Dealing High School, we celebrated a Week of Service with two meaningful projects this week, and we are very proud of our students! Our cheerleaders sponsored “Pink Out Day,” raising money for the Susan G. Komen Foundation. In addition, Mrs. Pinter’s STEAM program created 3D “Thank You” art using recycled paper collected from around campus to honor our local veterans. There are no additional service opportunities scheduled at Plain Dealing High School for Saturday, October 25. Thank you for your continued support, and have a great weekend!
We’re fired up for Red Ribbon Week next Monday–Friday (Oct 27–31) as we celebrate healthy, drug-free choices across campus!
Here are our fun dress-up days:
Monday: Drug Free Me – Wear RED.
Wear school appropriate red top and uniform bottoms. No Jeans.
Tuesday: Team Up Against Drugs – Dynamic Duos
School-appropriate attire only — no full-body leotards or jeans.
Wednesday: Drugs Can’t Find Me – Camo
Camo shirts/pants. No Masks. No Jeans.
Thursday: Using Drugs Is Out of Style – Decade Day
School-appropriate attire only — no full-body leotards. No rips/holes.
Friday: No Tricks About It, We Are Drug Free –
Costumes for Elementary (no masks/weapons)
Follow Dreams, Not Drugs – Pajamas for Middle/High (no onesies)
No masks/weapons. No one piece pajama onesies. No blankets. No jeans.
School administration reserves the right to make the final call regarding school appropriateness of student attire.
Thank you for supporting our students as they make positive, drug-free choices. We can’t wait to see the Lion Pride on full display next week!
Go Lions! 🦁
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🎉 In this episode:
* Homecoming festivities around the parish
* Central Park students take a deep dive into water safety
* Airline Principal Seth Stowell shares his story
* Superintendent Shout-Outs featuring the Benton Tiger Band and a salute to Apollo Elementary's military club
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Attention ALL Guardians! It’s time to complete the Impact Aid Survey!
This quick survey helps Bossier Schools receive important federal funding that directly supports our students and classrooms.
If you haven’t completed yours yet, please check your email and submit it today. All surveys are due by this Friday, October 24, 2025.
Click this link: https://bit.ly/BPSImpactAidSurvey or use the QR Code provided in the graphic.
Bossier Parish Schools is hosting a College and Career Night today, October 21, at the Bossier Civic Center from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. This event is for high school students and their families to learn about colleges, career programs, and scholarship opportunities. We hope to see you there!
Plain Dealing Community, we are excited to kick off our Homecoming festivities today, October 16! The Homecoming Parade will begin at 5:00 PM, followed by our Homecoming Carnival outside in front of the main gym. We’ll also have food trucks on campus for everyone to enjoy, so bring your family and friends for an evening of fun, games, and Lion Pride. On Friday, October 17, we will host our Homecoming Pep Rally at 9:00 AM in the main gym. Parents are welcome to attend and show their Plain Dealing Pride as we present our 2025 Homecoming Court, escorted by our high school and middle school football players. Our Homecoming game will be held tomorrow evening at 7:00 PM—come out and cheer on the Lions to victory!
PDHS invites all parents and guardians to our 1st Nine Weeks Elementary Academic Pep Rally next Friday! 🎉
Mark your calendars, Lions! 🦁💛
📅 October 13th – 17th
👉 Dress-Up Days: (See attached flyer!)
✨ Thursday, Oct. 16th
📣 Parade – 5:00 PM
🎡 Carnival – Immediately following the parade
🔥 Friday, Oct. 17th
🏈 Homecoming Football Game – 7:00 PM
💃 Saturday, Oct. 18th
🎶 High School Homecoming Dance – 7:00 PM–10:00 PM
Let’s show our Lion Pride and make this Homecoming one to remember! ❤️🖤
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🎙️ New episode alert! From young patriots at the Reagan Oratory Competition to a Capitol Hill advocacy push and a Gold Star award spotlight, this week’s On the Record with Bossier Schools is packed with pride and purpose.✨
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Dear Parents and Guardians,
We are excited to welcome you to our Open House on Tuesday, September 16, 2025. This event is a wonderful opportunity to meet your child’s teachers, learn more about classroom expectations, and see the amazing work happening at Plain Dealing High School. Please review the schedule below for details:
Mandatory Homecoming Court Meeting: 5:00 PM and again at 7:30 PM – Library. For any female student in grades 5, 8, and 9–12 interested in being on the Homecoming Court.
Open House Schedule:
5:30–6:00 PM – Parents of students in PreK–2nd grade may visit their teachers’ classrooms.
6:00–6:30 PM – Parents of students in 3rd–5th grade may visit their teachers’ classrooms.
6:30–7:00 PM – Parents of students in middle school grades may visit with teachers.
7:00–7:30 PM – Parents of students in high school grades may visit with teachers.
Please note: Teachers will be available from 5:30–7:30 PM, so families are welcome to come anytime during this window.
Additional Meeting:
6:00 PM – Varsity Baseball Meeting in the main gym.
We look forward to seeing you at Open House and continuing to strengthen the home–school partnership that helps all of our students Grow, Achieve, and Thrive.
Lion Pride!
We highlight all the work that's been going on over the past 15–18 months around the district. A number of Bossier schools have undergone major construction projects and transformative upgrades, all completed just in time for the new school year. In this episode, we’re taking you on a whirlwind tour to showcase our incredible progress.
We also showcase a few major wins! Buckle up — we’re taking off for a 50,000-foot view of innovation, inspiration, and impact in public education.
