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Two Louisburg teachers were officially recognized for their outstanding working during their first year of teaching. On Friday, January 15th both Broadmoor Elementary's fifth grade teacher, Sarah Smith and Louisburg High School's social studies teacher, Jenna Jones were each notified by Dr. Diane DeBacker, interim Kansas Commissioner of Education. Both teachers are now members of the Kansas Exemplary Educators Network . . . read more
Sudden cardiac arrest can occur at any age. In the United States, it is estimated that up to 300 high school athletes will die at an organized sporting event each year. Screening can help identify those athletes at risk. What is Sudden Cardiac Arrest? (SCA) Malfunction of the . . . read more
Schools in Louisburg have had several reported cases of the flu. Most doctors are not testing for H1N1 so it is difficult to say who has seasonable flu or H1N1 flu. According to the health department, the type of flu does not matter, all are treated the same. Please notify the school if your child is diagnosed with the . . . read more
