back to school

Does Lafayette have a problem with extremely long lines of cars waiting to pick up kids from schools in Lafayette Parish?

It's back-to-school week in Acadiana and your social media timeline will soon be flooded by proud parents posting pictures of their children's first day of school.

Back to School is fast approaching here in Acadiana, and city officials want to make sure you're ready for the new school year.

It's time for parents to start rounding up school supplies and take their children back-to-school clothes shopping.

From one school's bus blunder to Taylor Swift's new re-release, here's everything buzzing today in pop culture and beyond.

Mothers around Acadiana are putting themselves in the shoes of a concerned Mom who shared the scariest day of her life in a social media post.

As students gear up to go back to school as safely as possible during this fourth surge of COVID-19, a group of local parents is doing everything in their power to make sure their kids aren't forced to wear a mask.

According to reports, the Centers for Disease Control has announced that vaccinated teachers and students no longer need to wear masks inside of school. While they loosen the guidance on masks inside, the CDC still advises that students distance while in school.

This video takes a funny look at this year's "Back-to-School", and how well some families are (or aren't) handling it.

We all want everyone to be safe, and knowing when you need to stop for school buses will help make that happen.

Many things that are now big no-nos were some of the things that got me excited to start school.

The folks at Target want to help educators stretch their hard-earned dollars.

The kids are going back to school, but they aren't the only ones unhappy about that.

While certain back-to-school trends are universal, some are uniquely Louisianan. Here are a few highlights.

For the protection of children getting dropped off of school buses, the State Police and the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development are reminding you of the various conditions on when to stop.

The Lafayette Police Association has partnered with St. James Baptist Church to put on tomorrow’s Back to school Bash.

We've found some apps for back to school that can be fun and educational for kids, and parents, in Acadiana!

Here's how to make sure the hardest part of going back to school is figuring out why you need to know algebra.

Dwayne Reed, a first year teacher in Chicago, decided to forego the boring "Welcome Back" letter, and instead recorded a song, and even filmed a music video to welcome students to the 4th grade!

It seems confusing, but it's different from what it used to be.