What’s Cookin’ With Chef Aucoin?

September 3, 2010 • written by Alexander Carroll  
Filed under Breaking News, News, Students in the Classroom, featured, top story

Chef Aucoin creates many meals every month. Each meal corresponds with the unit they are working on. The recipe for this month is a traditional meal of potato latkes, which is eaten during the Jewish holiday Hanukkah. Latkes are essentially potato pancakes. They are made with potatoes, onion, eggs, salt,... Read more »

Cubs Become Tigers

April 6, 2010 • written by Kayla Elston  
Filed under Breaking News, News, Student Life, Students in the Classroom

With the seniors departure rapidly approaching, the Tigers’ roles must be passed along to awaiting cubs. Club positions are elected and honorary positions bestowed upon juniors and sophomores in the Mass Communications Academy. March 23, 2010 marked the first meeting of the new SAGA and Tigers... Read more »

Dressing for Success

March 19, 2010 • written by Kevin Dupuy  
Filed under News, Student Life, Students in the Classroom

When applying for a job, one of the most important aspects of the interview is attire. Dressing properly for an interview has been overlooked by many schools, and it is a common sight to see an applicant for a high level management position conducting an interview in jeans and a t-shirt. Mrs. Roberts,... Read more »

Look What’s Cooking

March 16, 2010 • written by Quinci Hayward  
Filed under News, Students in the Classroom

Seniors, Emily “Em-K” Kern, Branden “B-Sums” Summers, and Rachel “Big Red” Weaver are setting a new bar for Tiger Pride with (WSLA 15680 AM) Teen Gumbo. With Summers’ promise to stand at the corner of Front Street and Gause Bouvelard  in a dress for an hour if  the friend count on Facebook... Read more »

Merry Mole Day!

December 10, 2009 • written by Kayla Elston  
Filed under Students in the Classroom, featured, top story

The spirit and magic of the holidays has once again influenced the students moods of Slidell High School. Once mid-November rolls around many teens get the holiday itch. Everyone knows what time of year it is: time for Mole Day! Into the second nine weeks of  the school year, Ms. Schmidt’s Honors... Read more »

A Little Goes a Long Way

December 4, 2009 • written by Quinci Hayward  
Filed under Art Class, featured, top story

Tis the season to be jolly. Sending greeting cards during the holidays has been a tradition for centuries around the world.  The Louisiana Education Loan Authority (Lela) recently held a season’s greeting card contest, awarding the winner with a $1000 scholarship to the college of her choice.... Read more »

FELIZ DIA DE LOS MUERTOS

November 5, 2009 • written by Quinci Hayward  
Filed under Student Life, Students in the Classroom, featured

  Day of the Dead may spark an unpleasant image in your head, when you hear it.  But unlike the morbid reputation held here in the United States, death is not feared, but welcomed in this Spanish holiday. The Day of the Dead is celebrated on November 2nd, and originated in Oaxaca, Mexico. This day... Read more »

Rockin ROTC

October 23, 2009 • written by Ellen Beaucoudray  
Filed under Students in the Classroom

Students come to Slidell High for many reasons including the school’s excellent ROTC program, also called the Reserve Officer Training Corps. As long as good grades are kept in all classes, ROTC is offered as an alternative to P.E.  ROTC is led by Mr.  Ray Gonzales, also called Senior Chief,... Read more »

Tigers on TV

October 8, 2009 • written by Ellen Beaucoudray  
Filed under News, Students in the Classroom

Slidell High offers students a myriad of prospects to become involved in extra-curricucular activities including clubs, chorus, theater, art, music, dance, cheerleading, NJROTC, and athletics. A special opportunity for students to become involved includes the career academies such as Allied Health,... Read more »