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The controversy surrounding a viral TikTok trend that has more than 20 L.J. Alleman students facing expulsion just took another interesting turn.

According to parents and individuals close to the situation, some of the L.J. Alleman students at the center of the recent TikTok expulsions are being allowed back into school.

Lafayette Parish School System has sent an update to parents concerning possible staffing issues and new quarantine guidance to staff and students.

As Hurricane Ida approaches Louisiana, many schools across the state are announcing closures. Ida is expected to make landfall as a major hurricane on Sunday, August 29th.

According to Scott Police, a 19-year-old student was arrested Friday morning after an incident unfolded on campus.

As students get back to school, COVID isn't the only challenge for parents to navigate.

Starting on Saturday, August 14, 2021, LPSS students will be able to use Lafayette City buses free of charge.

Lafayette Parish public schools will finally get back to class after Labor Day, and even at this point you may still have a few question about the 2020-2021 school year.

The CDC does not recommend the use of neck gaiters as a substitute for cloth face coverings.

Kudos to the staff at J Wallace James School for putting together such a great video for the kids.

The meals are NOT just for students: any child up to the age of 18 can grab one.

The Lafayette Parish School System has released some important information for students and parents regarding the school year, school lunches and more.

LPSS sent out a press release today outlining a medication pickup schedule for students due to extended school closures.