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The Iberia Parish School District is pleased to announce the 2025 – 2026 High School Principal of the Year: 
Mr. David Broussard

David Broussard

Mr. Broussard is the principal of Loreauville High School and has served as an educator in Iberia Parish for 24 years.  He started his career at Jeanerette Senior High School as a math teacher for 6 ½ years.  Mr. Broussard moved to Westgate High School where he would teach math for 3 years.  He is in his 25th year as an administrator serving as assistant principal then principal at Loreauville High School.  

Mr. Broussard has served on many school and district level committees which have focused on improving the teaching and learning for the students of Iberia Parish.  He has helped lead Loreauville High School to earn an “A” rating for several years. Mr. Broussard has worked closely with Loreauville High School faculty and all stakeholders to make sure that the needs of the Loreauville High School students are met and that the students are getting the best education possible.  

Mr. Broussard would like to thank his faculty and staff for all they do make Loreauville High School a great place to work and learn. 

posted November 22, 2024

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The Iberia Parish School District is pleased to announce the 2025 – 2026 Elementary Principal of the Year:
Mrs. Jodi Romero

Jodi Romero

Mrs. Romero is the principal of Delcambre Elementary School and has 26 years of experience in education with all of them in Iberia Parish.  She is in her 12th year serving as principal of Delcambre Elementary School and is extremely proud to be principal in her hometown.  Ms. Romero is grateful for her staff that gives their best to the students every day.  She states that “it is their dedication and hard work that allows our students to reach their greatest potential.

Mrs. Romero is humbled and honored that her fellow principals selected her as the 2025 - 2026 Elementary Principal of the Year.

posted November 22, 2024

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The Iberia Parish School District is pleased to announce the 2025 – 2026 High School Assistant Principal of the Year:
Ms. Kristi Romero

Kristi Romero

Ms. Romero is currently assistant principal of Westgate High School.  She is a proud product of Iberia Parish schools where she went to school at Sugarland Elementary School then she attended Anderson Middle School and finally graduating with honors from Westgate High School.  Ms. Romero continued her education at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and received her bachelor’s in Kinesilology.  Ms. Romero quickly realized that her passion was the same as her father which was teaching through passion and integrity to ensure that every child has the opportunity to be their kind of great.  After going into the classroom, Ms. Romero saw a whole different side of education which inspired her to get her Masters in Education Leadership from LSU-S.  She applied for her current position one year after receiving her masters degree and is in her 10th year as an educator at Westgate High School with four of those years as the assistant principal. 

Ms. Romero heard one of her college professors say “Be the person you needed in school” and today she proudly walks the halls hoping to fill those big shoes that helped her become the person she was meant to be.

posted November 22, 2024

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The Iberia Parish School District is pleased to announce the 2025 – 2026 Middle School Assistant Principal of the Year:
Mrs. Laine Judice

Laine Judice

Mrs. Judice is currently the assistant principal of Loreauville High School.  She is from the community of Loreauville and a graduate of Loreauville High School.  The Loreauville community is very special to Laine and she could not imagine doing this job anywhere else.  Mrs. Judice taught 7th and 8th grade math at Loreauville High School for 18 years and was a master teacher for 2 years.  While teaching she also was a lead teacher, PBIS team leader, mentor teacher and cheer coach for high school and middle school.  She is excited to be tutoring middle school students this year.  Mrs. Judice’s love for math and helping students is why she began her career in education.

Mrs. Judice would like to thank the students, faculty and community for the support to make Loreauville High School a success and she would to thank her family and friends for their encouragement.  She is honored to be named the 2025 – 2026 Middle School Assistant Principal of the of year. 

posted November 22, 2024

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St. Jude Affiliate Clinic - HH for Women & ChildrenCasting for a Cause | Erath LA

The Iberia Parish School System is excited to announce the amazing results of the recent Childhood Cancer Awareness fundraiser, all thanks to the community of Iberia Parish for their extraordinary efforts!

We partnered with Down South Heroes for St. Jude and Brian Judice to successfully raise $10,708.50 to donate to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. This outstanding support will result in supporting the families of St. Jude, including our very own Fisher Melder at Delcambre Elementary School.


A special shoutout to the top three schools in our district that excelled in donations during this fundraiser:
Caneview Elementary School
Loreauville Elementary School
Delcambre Elementary School

We want to express our gratitude to all community members who participated in shirt sales, weekday jean day and district-wide jean day. Your generosity and dedication continually inspire us all. We want to express our deepest appreciation to Down South Heroes and Brian Judice for their unwavering support and partnership. Together, we are working towards advancing cures and providing means of prevention for pediatric diseases. Let’s keep the spirit of unity and support alive as we strive to provide the best for the children of St. Jude.

Posted October 10, 2024

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Festival Officials,  2023 King Sucrose, Junior King Sucrose, Junior Queen Sugar, 2023 Queen Sugar, NLE Assistant Principal and IPSD Superintendent
Festival Officials, 2023 King Sucrose, Junior King Sucrose, Junior Queen Sugar, 2023 Queen Sugar, NLE Assistant Principal and IPSD Superintendent
2023 King Sucrose, Junior King Sucrose, Junior Queen Sugar and 2023 Queen Sugar
2023 King Sucrose, Junior King Sucrose, Junior Queen Sugar and 2023 Queen Sugar

Congratulations to North Lewis Elementary on being selected by the Louisiana Sugarcane Festival Association to lead this year's Children's Parade.  As the lead school, they choose the 2024 Junior Queen Sugar and Junior King Sucrose.  Today, our Superintendent, along with Festival Officials,  2023 King Sucrose, and 2023 Queen Sugar presented this year's Junior King and Queen at North Lewis Elementary School. 

Congratulations to Junior Queen Sugar Khloe Mitchell and Junior King Sucrose Henry Pellerin.  These  lucky students will lead the Children's Parade down New Iberia's Historic Main Street this Saturday, September 28th @ 10:00 AM.  We hope to see you there!

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Congratulations Delcambre Elementary US Department of Education 2024 National Blue Ribbon School

The Iberia Parish School System is proud to announce that Delcambre Elementary School has been named a 2024 National Blue Ribbon School. Delcambre Elementary is an “A” Rated school located in the town of Delcambre, situated in Iberia Parish. The school has 473 students in grades Pre-Kindergarten through 5th Grade. The school is led by Principal Jodi Romero for the past 11 years along with 66 faculty and staff members.

The faculty, staff, and student body were notified of the award designation during a National Press Conference conducted by the U.S. Secretary of
Education at Noon (1:00 PM Eastern) on Monday, September 23, 2024. The U.S. Department of Education has released the following information
concerning the award:

U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona today recognized 356 schools as the 2024 cohort of National Blue Ribbon Schools. This prestigious recognition highlights schools that excel in academic performance or make significant strides in closing achievement gaps among different student groups.
“The National Blue Ribbon Schools Award is a testament to the exceptional achievements of students and educators at each of these schools,” said U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona. “The 2024 National Blue Ribbon Schools are raising the bar for our nation’s students, serving as models for effective teaching and intentional collaboration in their schools and communities. As we celebrate their achievements, let us look to these schools for inspiration as we champion education as the foundation of a brighter future for every child.”


The 2024 National Blue Ribbon Schools reflect the full diversity of American education and serve students from all backgrounds. While awardees represent a wide array of schools, they share common traits. National Blue Ribbon Schools are led by leaders who articulate a clear vision of instructional excellence and uphold high standards. They showcase effective teaching methods and offer robust professional development for their staff. Data-driven instruction is a hallmark, and there
is a concerted effort to ensure every student succeeds. Collaboration among families, communities, and educators is a key component of their success.
A National Blue Ribbon School award flag displayed in a school’s entryway or on a flagpole is a widely recognized emblem of exceptional teaching and learning. These schools serve as models of effective and innovative practices for educators across the nation.

 

The Department recognizes all schools based on student performance data including assessment results, student subgroup performance and graduation rates. Schools are recognized in both or either of two performance categories:


• Exemplary High Performing Schools: These schools are among the top performers in their state as measured by state assessments or nationally normed tests.
• Exemplary Achievement Gap Closing Schools: These schools excel in narrowing achievement gaps between different student groups and the overall student body.


Each nominated school submits a comprehensive application detailing its school culture, programs, assessments, instructional practices, professional development, leadership, family, and community involvement.


Up to 420 schools may be nominated each year. The Department invites nominations for the National Blue Ribbon Schools award from the top education officials in all states, the District of Columbia, U.S. territories, the Department of Defense Education Activity, and the Bureau of Indian Education. Private schools are nominated by the Council for American Private Education.

 

National Blue Ribbon site – Delcambre Elementary School

Delcambre Elementary reaction video

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Iberia Parish School System Appoints Dana Robertson as Principal of Park Elementary School


“I am grateful the work I’ve done has been recognized.
As we move forward, I am confident that we will rise.”

The Iberia Parish School District (IPSD) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dana Robertson as the new Principal of Park Elementary School. A resident of New Iberia, Louisiana, Ms. Robertson replaces Mrs. Winifred Colar who accepted a district position.
 

Ms. Robertson brings 20 years of experience to her new position with 17 of those years with the Iberia Parish School System. She worked as a master teacher at Pesson Elementary prior to becoming the principal of Sugarland Elementary in 2022. Ms. Robertson has extensive experience supporting students and teachers both inside and outside the classroom. She has a vast understanding of instructional and behavioral strategies to enhance teachers’ productivity.


Ms. Robertson earned a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education from Southern University and A&M College. She has a Masters of Education in Educational Administration from Grand Canyon University.

Posted September 15, 2024