SULS School Supply List and Summer Reading
Kitten Nation,
We are thrilled to share that the 2025-2026 School Supply Lists and Summer Reading Lists are officially ready for you! As we prepare for another incredible school year at the Southern University Laboratory School, our goal is to ensure that every student and family feels prepared, confident, and excited about what’s to come.
Elementary Department School Supply List
Kitten Nation,
We are thrilled to share that the 2025-2026 School Supply Lists and Summer Reading Lists are officially ready for you! As we prepare for another incredible school year at the Southern University Laboratory School, our goal is to ensure that every student and family feels prepared, confident, and excited about what’s to come.
School Supply List
Each grade level and/or class has a carefully crafted supply list designed to help your student thrive from the very first day of school. You can view and download your child’s supply list on our website or by clicking the link below.
Elementary Department School Supply List
Middle/High School Department School Supply List
Summer Reading List
All students entering grades Pre-K -12 are required to complete summer reading prior to the 2025-2026 school year start. Students will be assessed on their knowledge of the required text within the first few weeks of school. Assessments may be given in the form of written or oral book reports, group projects or Accelerated Reader tests. Students are encouraged to take notes while reading.
Reading during the summer helps keep those academic skills sharp while sparking imagination. The beginning of a new school year always brings a mix of excitement, hope, and fresh energy. At Southern University Laboratory School, we are committed to creating a supportive and enriching environment for all of our students and families.
All students are encouraged to participate in East Baton Rouge Parish Library’s Summer Reading Program. Information on the program can be found on their website at www.ebrpl.com/summerreading.
Happy Reading!
Take these summer months to rest, recharge, and get ready for a year filled with learning, growth, and unforgettable memories. We are so grateful to have you as part of the Southern University Laboratory School family, and we can’t wait to see your smiling faces this fall!
If you have any questions or need assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact the front office. We’re here to help every step of the way.
SULS Uniform Ordering Fall 2025
As we gear up for the 2025-2026 school year, we are excited to announce the launch of our new uniform ordering process. Southern University Laboratory School, in collaboration with the PTO, has partnered with The Printing Source to streamline the uniform purchasing experience for our families. Starting this year, uniforms will be ordered online via the https://mytshirtquote.com/sulab/shop/home website.
Kitten Nation,
We are thrilled to unveil our updated uniform ordering system for Fall 2025. We are broadening our established collaboration with The Printing Source to exclusively offer SULS school uniform tops and accessories, including dress shirts, polo shirts, cardigans, jackets, and ties. The ordering platform is live and accepting uniform orders. Stay tuned for more information to follow shortly.
In previous years, the Kitten Store has efficiently handled our uniform orders. However, as our school grew, the volunteer-run Kitten Store reached capacity. Therefore, we have decided to transition our uniform ordering process to The Printing Source to better accommodate our expanding school community.
Uniforms will be ordered online via the https://www.mytshirtquote.com/sulab website. We believe that this partnership will continue to provide an efficient and convenient way for parents to purchase uniforms for their children.
We have attached a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) sheet to this email to assist you with any questions regarding the uniform ordering process. Please take a moment to review it, and feel free to reach out if you need further clarification.
Thank you for your cooperation and support as we continue to enhance the uniform purchasing experience for our school community.
SUMMER 2025 Mathematics Boot Camp at the Timbuktu Academy (SMBC-TA)
Southern University Laboratory School is proud to support the Summer 2025 Mathematics Boot Camp at the Timbuktu Academy (SMBC-TA), hosted at Southern University and A&M College. From June 2–27, selected students entering grades 9–12 will explore quantum mechanics, computing, and advanced STEM concepts through research-based learning and lectures from top experts. This immersive, no-cost program is led by Dr. Anthony Stewart and Dr. Diola Bagayoko and funded by the IBM-HBCU Quantum Center. The application deadline is May 2, 2025.
The Summer 2025 Mathematics Boot Camp (SMBC-TA) will be held on the campus of Southern University and A&M College, in Baton Rouge (SUBR), June 2-27, 2025, for students entering grades 9th – 12th in the fall of 2025. This 4-week program entails a myriad of enriched activities designed to cultivate participant awareness and understanding of Quantum Mechanics & Computing for real-world applications. Selected students will focus on math and science competencies essential for college matriculation in Quantum Information Sciences & Engineering (QISE) fields. Based on our previous experiences, the six (6) core math and science competencies that will be addressed are (1) algebraic and geometric reasoning, (2) calculus, probability, and statistics, (3) problem-solving and critical thinking, (4) experimental design and data interpretation, (5) scientific communication and technology integration, and (6) interdisciplinary connections. Participants will engage in experiential quantum computing research and attend a lecture series of guest speakers, featuring innovative topics in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) and particularly, quantum computing to prepare them for lucrative careers in the STEM workforce.
Selection Criteria:
Entering 9th – 12th grade in Fall 2025
Possess at least a minimum 2.5/4.0 Grade Point Average (GPA)
Acceptable conduct/disciplinary record
Intention to pursue an undergraduate degree in a STEM field, particularly Mathematics and/or Physics
For Consideration, applicants are required to submit the following:
Completed application; contact Dr. Anthony Stewart at anthony.stewart@sus.edu
High school transcript
Conduct/disciplinary record
Resume’ (list school activities in which you have participated, i.e., clubs and organizations, awards, volunteerism, etc.)
Two (2) recommendation forms (completed by a mathematics teacher and an official familiar with your distinct academic potential, personal attributes, etc.)
Personal Statement; (1-page essay describing your interests in science and mathematics, previous science experiences [science fairs/rallies, summer research, summer enrichment, etc.], and career goals)
Photo & Medical Consent Form (signature required by student and parent/guardian)
Program Name: Summer Mathematics Boot Camp at the Timbuktu Academy (SMBC-TA)
Dates/Times: June 2-27, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM (Student pick-up by 3:30 PM)
Location: Fisher Hall, SUBR campus
Application Deadline: May 2, 2025
Project Director/Coordinator: Dr. Anthony Stewart, IBM-HBCU Quantum Center
Fellow & Associate Professor of Physics, Department of Mathematics and Physics and
Director, the Timbuktu Academy, SUBR, anthony.stewart@sus.edu
Co-Investigator of the Timbuktu Academy: Dr. Diola Bagayoko, Southern University
System (SUS) Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Physics and Director Emeritus of the
Timbuktu Academy, SUBR, bagayoko@aol.com
SULS Students Take Learning to New Heights with Drone Exploration
Southern University Laboratory School’s 4th and 5th grade students recently took learning to new heights through an exciting drone flying experience, thanks to the Southern University Agriculture Youth Development Department. Led by Dr. Raquel Ayles, Ms. Alexis Motley, and Mr. Robert Easly this hands-on activity introduced students to STEM concepts and career pathways in a fun and engaging way—highlighting the power of innovation and partnership in education.
Southern University Laboratory School continues to provide students with innovative and hands-on learning opportunities and this month, our 4th and 5th grade students took to the skies!
Thanks to a dynamic connection with the Southern University Agriculture Youth Development Department, students participated in an interactive drone flying experience designed to spark interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
Led by Dr. Raquel Ayles, Ms. Alexis Motley, and Mr. Robert Easly the program offered students a first-hand look at drone technology, how it’s used across various industries, and how it can serve as a gateway to future careers in agriculture, engineering, and beyond. The activity provided students with real-world applications of STEM skills, while building teamwork, critical thinking, and excitement for innovation.
This experience is part of the broader mission of the Youth Development Program at SU Ag Center, which focuses on leadership development, life skills, and exposure to career pathways that empower youth for success. Learn more about their work here: SU Ag Youth Development Program
We’re thankful for our continued collaboration with the SU Ag Center and look forward to more opportunities that help our Kittens grow into confident, capable leaders of tomorrow.
April 25 Lab Report Newsletter
As we move into the final weeks of the school year, Southern University Laboratory School is abuzz with achievement, preparation, and celebration! From LEAP testing and Senior Signing Day to new enrichment partnerships, our students are showing growth and excellence in many areas. This month’s newsletter highlights upcoming recognition events, swim and tennis lessons, teacher spotlights, and important updates for all grade levels. Let’s finish the year strong—together!
Message from the Director
Dear Southern University Laboratory School Families,
As we enter the month of April, I want to thank you for your continued partnership and support throughout this school year. We’ve accomplished so much together, and I’m excited to invite you to join us for Coffee and Conversations in May (TBA). This will be a great opportunity to connect and share meaningful updates regarding our beloved school. During our time together, we’ll provide insight into the concept design phase of our new school facility, outline our fundraising goals for the 2025-2026 school year, and discuss plans for closing out the current school year with strength and purpose.
As we approach the final stretch, I encourage all students to remain focused, finish strong academically, and continue making positive choices. The decisions we make today lay the foundation for tomorrow’s success. Let’s continue working together to ensure a strong and successful finish to an outstanding school year!
Message From The Principal
Dear Kitten Family,
As we near the end of the semester, let us take a moment to celebrate the hard work, perseverance, and growth that have defined our school. Our students and staff have shown remarkable dedication and resilience, whether in the classroom, on the field, on stage, or behind the scenes. Together, we have overcome challenges, supported one another, and stayed focused on our shared goals. Let us continue that momentum and finish the semester with pride and purpose!
With Spring Break just around the corner, we encourage everyone to rest and recharge. Spring Break begins on Friday, April 18, 2025, and students will return to school on Monday, April 28, 2025. This well-deserved pause is a great opportunity to engage in activities that bring joy, relieve stress, and re-energize us for the final stretch of the school year.
Looking ahead, we are excited to hear from you through the SULS Student Interest Survey. This brief survey is an important way for families to share what extracurricular activities and clubs interest our students most. Your feedback will help us offer engaging, diverse programs that reflect our students’ passions and support their growth beyond the classroom. Please take a few minutes to complete the survey, and encourage others to do the same!
Let us finish strong and work together to build something even better for the future!
Accountability (Testing) Information
Spring testing season is approaching, and we want to ensure our students are prepared and supported! Please review the important dates and details below:
Testing Schedule:
LEAP 2025 (Grades 3-8): May 5 – 9
LEAP 2025 (High School): Begins Thursday, April 10th - 17th
AP Exams: May 6 -AP Human Geography (8:00 AM) and AP Government and Politics (12:00 PM) and May 13 -AP Environmental Science
Kindergarten – 3rd Grade Literacy Screening: Begins April 1
Virtual LEAP Information Nights:
To help families understand the testing process and graduation/promotion requirements, we will host virtual LEAP Nights on the following dates:
High School: April 2 @ 5:30 PM- meet.google.com/gkk-vtgf-hvn
Elementary School: April 15 @5:30 PM- meet.google.com/met-vzrk-bfq
Middle School: April 16 @ 5:30PM- meet.google.com/pzm-btxx-ozc
How You Can Help:
Snack Donations Needed! We are accepting donations of water, chips, peppermints, granola bars, crackers, and pretzels to help keep students energized during testing.
Encouraging Notes for Students – Families can write letters of encouragement to be delivered on test day!
High School Notes Due: April 4
Elementary & Middle School Notes Due: April 28
Thank you for supporting our students! If you have any questions, please contact Angela Carter-Robinson via email at angela_robinson@sulabschool.com or call 771.5249
Elementary Department
Farewell and Best Wishes to Mrs. Ursula Square
Southern University Laboratory School would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to Mrs. Ursula Square for her dedicated service to our students and school community. As she prepares to embark on a new chapter, we are grateful for the care, commitment, and professionalism she has brought to SULS.
We wish her all the best in her future endeavors and know she will continue to make a positive impact wherever her journey leads.
Thank you, Mrs. Square—you will be missed!
SULS/YMCA Safety Around Water Program
We are excited to partner with the YMCA of the Capital Area in their effort to provide swimming lessons and drowning prevention to our students. This program aims to provide accessible swimming lessons and reduce the risk of water-related accidents at no cost to our students and families. The program is offered to all students in Kindergarten through 8th Grade. Elementary students are scheduled for the month of May. If you have any questions, please contact Ursula Square via email at ursula_square@sulabschool.com.
SU Ag Center Partnership
The SU Ag Center Youth Development will conduct a Drone Demonstration Class for 4th and 5th grade students on April 10, 2025. This is just one of the many opportunities that our students have participated in this school year. Students are also learning about obesity prevention as a result of a partnership between Pennington Biomedical Center and SU Ag Center. Dietetic Interns and Coach Chaney provide lessons on establishing healthy habits. Greaux Healthy’s Elementary School Health Program provides faculty and staff with evidence-based best practices, empowering professionals with the knowledge and resources to support children and families in nutrition education and health promotion.
Tennis Anyone!
Our elementary students will begin Tennis Lessons with Miss. Deang Baluck. Miss. Baluck is a student athlete on the Southern University and A&M College Tennis Team . The lessons will be provided during PE with the assistance of Coach Coach Chaney. Students will have the opportunity to visit and play on the Southern University Tennis Courts. Click Here For Blog Post
Teacher Spotlight
For the month of April, we shine the spotlight on Mrs. Crystal Boudreaux, our 3rd grade teacher. Mrs. Boudreaux is beloved by students and colleagues alike for her passion, creativity and dedication on making literacy, math, social studies and science accessible to her students. She consistently goes above and beyond to inspire students and incorporates fun with learning. Her nurturing learning environment and positivity have transformed many of her students’ attitudes about school. In addition to her regular classroom duties, Mrs. Boudreaux serves as the parent sponsor for the SULS Band. Mrs. Boudreaux is married to Michael and the proud mom of two SULS alumni; Michael and Michae’la (2020-2021 Miss Southern High) and two current kittens; Meki and Malik. Not only is she a talented educator but also a talented musician and showcases this talent as the Minister of Music at Greater St. Peter Baptist Church. She is a true example of a dedicated parent, faculty member and volunteer.
5th Grade Student of the Year
Brandon Seals, Jr. has been selected as SULS 5th Grade Student of the Year! Brandon has been a Kitten since PreKindergarten and has consistently demonstrated high academic achievement, leadership and a passion for excellence. He is a member of the Elementary Beta Club, a Leader on the court as a 2nd year member of the Elementary Basketball team, and active member of The Greater New Galilee Baptist church, where he is a member of the youth choir. When Brandon isn’t playing basketball or football, he enjoys playing Fortnite. He is the son of Brandon and Nadia Seals and brother of fellow Kittens Bryleigh and Braxton.
Spring Recognition Programs
The Kindergarten and 5th Grade Recognition programs are scheduled for Monday, May 19, 2025, in the school gym. We will also recognize our PreK-4 students during the Kindergarten program that will be transitioning to Kindergarten in Fall 2025. Starting times for each program will be shared at a later date.
Middle Department
SULS/YMCA Safety Around Water Program
We are excited to partner with the YMCA of the Capital Area in their effort to provide swimming lessons and drowning prevention to our students. This program aims to provide accessible swimming lessons and reduce the risk of water-related accidents at no cost to our students and families. The program is offered to all students in Kindergarten through 8th Grade. 8th grade students will begin the program the week of April 7, 2025 and 6th and 7th grades will start the following week. If you have any questions, please contact Ursula Square via email at ursula_square@sulabschool.com.
Brooklyn Chisley – 2024 Student of the Year
Brooklyn Chisley is an exceptional 8th-grade honor roll student whose dedication to academics, leadership, and service sets her apart. A proud student at SU Lab School for the past seven years, Brooklyn's hard work and commitment have earned her the prestigious title of Student of the Year for the second time.
Beyond the classroom, Brooklyn is deeply involved in her community and school activities. She is a dedicated member of St. Peter AME Church, where she works with the youth ministry and serves as a junior usher. Her leadership skills shine through her five-year membership in the Beta Club and her two years as a Girl Scout with SULS. She is also an active participant in SeaPerch, an underwater robotics team, showcasing her passion for STEM.
At school, Brooklyn plays a vital role on the Digital Media Team, capturing highlights from academic and sporting events. She recently joined the Louisiana Leadership Institute, founded by Senator Cleo Fields, where she is developing her leadership skills alongside other young minds. In her free time, Brooklyn enjoys spending quality time with her family and friends. With a bright future ahead, she aspires to become a mathematician or statistician, using her love for numbers to make an impact in the world.
8th Grade Recognition:
We are incredibly proud of the growth our 8th graders have shown this year. They’ve matured, made strides in their decision-making, and carried themselves with positivity as they prepare to begin their high school journey.
The 8th Grade Recognition Program is tentatively Monday, May 19th, 2025. Participation in 8th grade recognition and related activities is based on students’ academic performance, attendance, and behavior. These events are privileges that reflect the effort and dedication our scholars have demonstrated throughout the year. The recognition ceremony is a special moment to honor their accomplishments and celebrate their transition to high school.
Attire:
Ladies: Gentlemen:
Blouse Dress shirt (White)
Skirt/Slacks *Tie Optional
Dress Slacks (black)
(All shades of white) Dress shoes
No Sneakers No Sneakers
In addition to the ceremony, we’re excited to announce that we will be hosting an 8th Grade Formal to further celebrate our students. The tentative date for the dance is Saturday, May 17th, 2025, and more details will be shared soon.
We look forward to recognizing and celebrating this important milestone with our amazing 8th grade class!
8th grade Fees:
We are collecting a total of $50 per child to cover the expenses for the Recognition Ceremony, 8th Grade Dance, and the 8th grade class shirt. Fees can only be paid on Eazyticks. Fees must be paid in full by Friday, May 2nd, 2025.
Teacher in the Spotlight: Mrs. Vargas, Middle School Social Studies Teacher
This month, we are proud to shine the spotlight on an exceptional educator who embodies what it means to go above and beyond—Mrs. Vargas, our dedicated middle school Social Studies teacher.
Mrs. Vargas is known for her strong rapport with students and her collaborative spirit with the middle school team. Whether she's in the classroom leading a dynamic discussion or supporting school events after hours, she consistently shows up with enthusiasm, heart, and a strong commitment to our students' growth.
Her classroom is more than just a place to learn about history and current events—it's a space where students are challenged to think critically, connect lessons to the world around them, and develop into thoughtful, responsible young people. Mrs. Vargas doesn’t just teach academics; she weaves valuable life lessons into her instruction, helping students navigate challenges, build confidence, and prepare for high school and beyond. She is a motivator, an encourager, and above all, a compassionate educator who cares deeply about students. Her passion for teaching and dedication to excellence are an inspiration to both her colleagues and the students lucky enough to learn from her.
Thank you, Mrs. Vargas, for all that you do. You truly make a difference every day!
High School
High School Department (Sherrard)
Jr. Ring Ceremony
The Junior Ring Ceremony and Pinning will take place on Wednesday, April 30, 2025, at 1:30 PM. All juniors are expected to attend, even if they have not purchased a ring.
This special ceremony marks the transition of our juniors into their senior year. Each student will receive a commemorative pin, which will be presented by a parent, guardian, or a special person of their choosing.
Herff Jones will distribute rings to students who purchased them through their company. If a student purchased a ring from another company, they must bring it to the counseling department no later than Monday, April 28, 2025.
We look forward to celebrating this milestone with you!
Senior Dates and Information:
Senior Exams Schedule
Monday, April 28, 2025: 7th period
Tuesday, April 29, 2025 : 6th and 5th period
Wednesday, April 30, 2025: 4th and 3rd period
Thursday, May 1, 2025: 2nd and 1st period
**Seniors are to report to school at the regular time. They may leave after they take their last exam each day. If you have any questions or concerns, please email Mrs. Sherrard, Mrs. McCall, or Mrs. Brown.
Friday, May 2, 2025: Senior Checkout
Wednesday, May 7, 2025: Senior Breakfast
Wednesday, May 14, 2025: Graduation Practice
Wednesday, May 14, 2025: Graduation
Teacher in the Spotlight: Mrs. Muhammad, High School Science Teacher
In just her second year of teaching, Mrs. Muhammad has already made a lasting impact on the lives of our high school students. Her dedication, presence, and passion for education have not gone unnoticed, and we are proud to recognize her as our Teacher in the Spotlight.
Mrs. Muhammad is more than just a science teacher—she’s a role model, mentor, and unwavering supporter of her students both in and out of the classroom. Whether she’s cheering on the sidelines at after-school sporting events or showing up for extracurricular activities, she is always present, encouraging students and celebrating their accomplishments.
Each day begins with a warm greeting at her classroom door, where she motivates her students with words of encouragement and a genuine smile. When challenges arise, Mrs. Muhammad is a steady guide. She helps students see the light in difficult situations and supports them in finding positive, constructive paths forward. Her calm and thoughtful approach fosters trust and growth.Inside the classroom, her lessons are intentionally and strategically crafted to ensure all students have the opportunity to succeed. Through hands-on activities, engaging discussions, and a focus on real-world relevance, she not only teaches science—she helps students develop a love for it.
Thank you, Mrs. Muhammad, for the difference you make every single day. You are truly a shining star on our campus!
Final Exam Dates
Monday, May 19, 2025
7th hour exam
Students will attend 1st through 6th periods on this day.
Tuesday, May 20, 2025 (Early Dismissal)
6th hour exam
5th hour exam
Wednesday, May 21, 2025 (Early Dismissal)
4th hour exam
3rd hour exam
Thursday, May 22, 2025 (Early Dismissal)
2nd hour exam
1st hour exam
Graduating Seniors:
All tuition must be paid in full before graduation. Any senior with an outstanding balance will not participate in the ceremony nor will they receive their official transcript.
Counselors Corner
Greetings from your Southern University Laboratory School Counselors!
The end of the year is fast approaching Kitten Family and we want our students to finish the year strong! Parents, please check in with your student concerning grades. You may visit Jcampus to do so. Parents and students, please adhere to the following deadlines below. Let’s Go Kittens!!!
Upcoming Events
Shanta McCall
Students with the Last Name A-M
Lasonia Brown
Students with the Last Name K-Z
Senior Class Showcase: Senior Send Off: April 11, 2025, at 1:00 p.m.
SCHOLARSHIP AND COLLEGE ACCEPTANCE LETTERS DEADLINE: April 28, 2025 by 5:00 p.m.
SENIOR EXAMS: April 28, 2025 - May 01, 2025
SENIOR CHECKOUT: MAY 01, 2025 @ 9:00 A.M. ( ALL FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS MUST BE TAKEN CARE OF BEFORE A STUDENT CAN CHECKOUT)
LAST DAY FOR SENIORS: MAY 2, 2025
SENIOR BREAKFAST: MAY 07, 2025@ 9:30 A.M. ( TABLE CLOTHS AND SEAT COVERS WILL BE PROVIDED BY SCHOOL and ALL Seniors have their table mate)
GRADUATION CEREMONY: May 14, 2025, @ 6:00 p.m.
FAFSA - Seniors, Please make sure you have completed your FAFSA
Junior Ring and Pinning Ceremony- April 30, 2025 at 1:30 p.m. (Rings are due to the school counselors by April 29, 2025 by 3:00 pm, if you did not purchase with Herff Jones)
Please check your Google Classroom for important announcements (Grades 9th - 12th)
Referral Link for Counseling Support: https://forms.gle/KdU3RUqGsnMf3R546
The School Counselors are assigned by alphabet:
A through J K through Z
Shanta_McCall@sulabschool.com Lasonia_Brown@sulabschool.com
Tuition Information
Information regarding Tuition 2024-2025
Final Payments for Spring 2025 Deferment Plans were due on March 31. Please access your Transact account and ensure your payments have been posted.
Any remaining balance must be paid by April 30, 2025.
Information regarding Tuition 2025-2026
Tuition for 2025-26 is expected to be posted by the University in July. Students will receive tuition and fee schedules and payment due dates with the report card distribution in May 2025.
For any questions regarding tuition, please contact the Registrar, Ms. Fleming, by email at basia_fleming@sulabschool.com
Seat Deposits
Did you miss the seat deposit deadline for the 2025-2026 academic school year? We understand the busy schedules and various commitments that families often have, but I wanted to remind you of the importance of securing your child's seat in advance. If you missed the deadline, please complete the Intent to Return by Wednesday, April 23 to receive an invoice. The invoice must be paid by April 30 to reserve your seat for Fall 2025.
Our primary aim in implementing this process is to ensure that each returning student has their seat secured well in advance, allowing us to organize and plan effectively for the new academic year. This enables us to accurately assess enrollment numbers and allocate resources accordingly, while also giving returning students priority placement.
In line with our policies, Southern University Laboratory School reserves the right to fill your child’s seat with a newly accepted student. However, if you are still interested in having your child attend SULS, you will need to reapply by completing an application and submitting the necessary documentation. Please note that in this case, you will be placed on the waitlist alongside other prospective applicants, without priority for former students.
Should you have any questions or require further assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out to to Mrs. Basia Flemming at Basia_Flemming@sulabschool.com. We are here to support you through this process.
Thank you for your attention to this matter, and we hope to continue our partnership in fostering your child's educational journey.
Making Waves in Water Safety: SULS Partners with YMCA for Year Two of Swim Lessons
Southern University Laboratory School is proud to continue its partnership with the YMCA of the Capital Area for the second year, offering free swim lessons and water safety education to students in grades K–8. This initiative empowers nearly 200 students with essential life skills, promotes physical activity, and supports our commitment to student well-being and community health.
At Southern University Laboratory School, we believe that learning extends far beyond the classroom—and sometimes, it even happens in the pool.
Now in our second year, we are proud to continue our partnership with the YMCA of the Capital Area to provide comprehensive swimming and water safety lessons for our Elementary and Middle School students. This collaborative effort reflects our unwavering commitment to student safety, health, and lifelong learning.
Through this program, nearly 200 students from Kindergarten through 8th grade will participate in structured, no-cost swim lessons during the school day. The goal is not just to teach students how to swim, but to empower them with the skills and confidence needed to stay safe around water—a vital life skill that can save lives.
This initiative was made possible thanks to the generosity of funders who share our passion for promoting equity in access to health and wellness resources. Because of their support, every child, regardless of background, can benefit from this life-enhancing opportunity.
More than just a PE activity, our swim program is a strategic investment in prevention, safety, and student development. We’re incredibly excited to see its continued impact—boosting student confidence, encouraging physical fitness, and reducing the risks associated with water-related accidents.
Stay tuned—schedules will be posted soon, and we can’t wait to see our Kittens making waves this season!
First Grade Explores the Wild Side at Global Wildlife!
Our 1st grade class, led by Mrs. Rollins, took learning beyond the classroom with a fun and educational trip to the Global Wildlife Center in Folsom, Louisiana. Students explored the outdoors, fed exotic animals, and gained hands-on insight into wildlife and conservation. It was an unforgettable experience that brought science and nature to life!
First Grade Explores the Wild Side at Global Wildlife!
At Southern University Laboratory School, we believe in making learning come alive—and our 1st grade students recently did just that with a wild adventure at Global Wildlife Center!
Led by the always-enthusiastic Mrs. Rollins, her class took a memorable excursion to the largest free-roaming wildlife preserve of its kind in the country. Nestled in Folsom, Louisiana, Global Wildlife is home to over 1,000 exotic and endangered animals from around the world including giraffes, zebras, kangaroos, and antelope.
Students had the chance to experience wildlife up close during a guided safari wagon tour, where they hand-fed animals and learned about habitats, behaviors, and conservation. The hands-on experience sparked curiosity and deepened their understanding of ecosystems, all while creating memories they won’t soon forget.
This enriching field trip was more than just a day outside the classroom—it was an opportunity to connect science, social studies, and environmental awareness with the wonders of the natural world.
Thank you, Mrs. Rollins, for leading this unforgettable learning journey. Thank you to the Global Wildlife Center for providing a safe and educational experience that truly brought learning to life!
SULS SeaPerch Team Dives Into STEM at McNeese Competition
Middle and High School students from Southern University Laboratory School recently competed in the McNeese State University SeaPerch Competition, demonstrating their skills in underwater robotics. With support from Brandi Brister of the LSU AgCenter, our SeaPerch team dove into STEM with enthusiasm and Jaguar excellence!
This past weekend, Southern University Laboratory School’s SeaPerch team made a splash at the McNeese State University SeaPerch Regional Competition! Representing both Middle and High School divisions, our students showcased their engineering skills, problem-solving abilities, and teamwork as they navigated the exciting world of underwater robotics.
SeaPerch is a hands-on STEM program that challenges students to build and operate remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) to complete complex underwater tasks. The competition offered our students an opportunity to apply real-world engineering principles in a fun and challenging environment, while developing critical thinking and collaboration skills.
We are especially grateful to Brandi Brister with the LSU AgCenter for her continued support, expert guidance, and resources that helped prepare our students—affectionately known as the “Kittens”—for this competition. Her partnership played a key role in our team’s success and growth throughout the season.
Congratulations to our SeaPerch team for representing SULS with Kitten pride! To learn more about the SeaPerch program, visit: SeaPerch Information
SULS Partners with SU Tennis Team to Introduce Tennis to Elementary Students
Southern University Laboratory School has partnered with the Southern University Tennis Team to introduce our Elementary students to the sport of tennis. This exciting collaboration promotes physical activity, skill-building, and mentorship by connecting young students with collegiate athletes who inspire on and off the court.
Southern University Laboratory School is excited to announce a new partnership that’s sure to be a smash hit! We’ve teamed up with members of the Southern University and A&M College Tennis Team to introduce our Elementary students to the fast-paced, fun, and fundamental sport of tennis.
This exciting initiative kicks off with tennis lessons led by Miss Deang Baluck, a standout student-athlete on the Southern University Tennis Team. During Physical Education classes, Miss Baluck—alongside our very own Coach Chaney—will guide students through tennis basics, from learning how to hold a racket to developing hand-eye coordination and movement skills.
But that’s not all—students will also have the opportunity to visit and play on the Southern University Tennis Courts, gaining experience in a collegiate setting while being inspired by role models right from their own community.
This partnership reflects our commitment to providing diverse athletic experiences for our students, promoting physical activity, and encouraging them to explore new talents and interests.
We’re proud to collaborate with Southern University Athletics and can’t wait to watch our young Kittens grow and thrive on the court!
Celebrating Our Champions: National School Counseling Week
This National School Counseling Week, we proudly recognize the dedication of our guidance counselors—Mr. Karris Story, Mrs. Lasonia Brown, and Mrs. Shanta McCall. Their commitment to academic success, mental health, and student well-being is truly invaluable. Let’s take a moment to thank them for shaping bright futures at Southern University Laboratory School!
Celebrating Our Champions: National School Counseling Week
Brown, Lasonia
McCall, Shanta
Story, Karris
This week, we take a moment to recognize and celebrate the dedication, hard work, and compassion of our guidance counselors at Southern University Laboratory School—Mr. Karris Story, Mrs. Lasonia Brown, and Mrs. Shanta McCall. These professionals do more than just offer academic guidance; they shape futures, provide emotional support, and empower our students to reach their full potential.
Guidance counselors are often the unsung heroes of education. They navigate the challenges of academic planning, college, and career readiness, social-emotional development, and mental health support. Whether they are lending an empathetic ear, helping students map out their college journey, or offering words of encouragement in difficult moments, their impact is immeasurable.
At Southern University Laboratory School, we are incredibly grateful for the tireless efforts of Mr. Story, Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. McCall. Their unwavering commitment ensures that each student is equipped with the knowledge, confidence, and resilience to succeed inside and outside the classroom. This week, we encourage our students, parents, and faculty to take a moment to express their gratitude for the invaluable contributions of our counseling team.
Join us in celebrating these outstanding professionals who make a difference every day!
Rare Kitten Snow Day: Show Us Your Snowman!
Snow in Baton Rouge? It’s a rare and magical event! Celebrate this historic moment by building a snowman, tagging us on social media, and using #SULSSNEAUXDay25 for a chance to win exclusive SULS prizes!
🌨️❄️ A Rare Snow Day in Baton Rouge! ❄️🌨️
Snow in Baton Rouge is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and we're celebrating this magical moment with a snowman contest for our Southern University Laboratory School family! Here’s your chance to show off your creativity, Lab School spirit, and love for the rare Baton Rouge snow.
How to Participate:
1️⃣ Build your best snowman.
2️⃣ Incorporate something green and gold or #LABISH into your design to show off our school pride!
3️⃣ Take a picture of your snowman masterpiece.
4️⃣ Post it on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter, tag Southern University Laboratory School, and use the hashtag #SULSSNEAUXDay25.
Prizes Await You!
The SULS administration will choose the most creative snowman, and the winner will receive an exclusive SULS sweatshirt and blanket from the Kitten Store!
🎁 Don’t wait—the snow won’t last forever, so get building!
This is a day we’ll never forget—let’s make it even more memorable with some creative snow day fun. We can’t wait to see your snowmen and celebrate the incredible spirit of our SULS family! 🐾💚💛
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Snow in Baton Rouge? It’s a rare and magical event! Celebrate this historic moment by building a snowman, tagging us on social media, and using #SULSSNEAUXDay25 for a chance to win exclusive SULS prizes!
Vet Explore 2025 – A Unique Opportunity for Aspiring Veterinarians
Discover your passion for veterinary medicine at Vet Explore 2025, happening on April 26, 2025, at the Maurice A. Edmond Livestock Arena. This exciting event is perfect for high school and undergraduate students eager to explore careers in veterinary science. Registration opens January 20, 2025. Learn more and secure your spot here.
Calling all Southern University Laboratory School students with a passion for animals and a curiosity for veterinary science!
Southern University’s College of Agricultural, Human, and Environmental Science is excited to announce "Vet Explore 2025", a one-of-a-kind event tailored for high school and undergraduate students interested in exploring the veterinary field.
Event Details
When: Saturday, April 26, 2025
Time: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Where: Maurice A. Edmond Livestock Arena, 14600 Scenic Hwy., Baton Rouge, LA
This hands-on experience is a fantastic opportunity to gain knowledge, develop skills, and connect with professionals in the veterinary field. With interactive activities and expert guidance, you’ll walk away with a better understanding of what it takes to pursue a career in veterinary medicine.
What to Expect
The “Vet Explore” program includes:
Vet School 101 Session – Discover what it takes to succeed in veterinary school.
Jag Stars Pre-Vet/Animal Science 101 Session – Get an introduction to animal science and veterinary medicine.
Hands-on Labs – Learn suture techniques, blood collection, breed identification, and animal husbandry.
Parasitology and Aquaculture Lab – Explore the fascinating world of parasites and aquaculture.
Mobile Veterinary Practice Tours – See real-world veterinary practices in action.
Career Exploration Sessions – Engage with practicing veterinarians and discover diverse career paths in veterinary medicine.
Meet Veterinary School Admissions Officers – Learn how to prepare for and apply to veterinary schools.
Registration Details
The registration period opens January 20, 2025, and closes March 15, 2025.
Visit this link to secure your spot and begin your journey toward a fulfilling career in veterinary science.
Why Attend?
Vet Explore 2025 is designed to inspire the next generation of veterinarians. Whether you’re interested in small animal care, large livestock, or aquatics, this event provides the foundation you need to make informed decisions about your future in veterinary medicine.
If you have any questions, feel free to email vetexplore_info@suagcenter.com. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to learn, grow, and explore the possibilities in the field of veterinary science.
Mark your calendars, and we’ll see you at Vet Explore 2025!
Celebrating Our Teachers During Omega Psi Phi Achievement Week
During Omega Psi Phi Achievement Week, the Capitol City Ques (Beta Sigma, Lambda Alpha, Lambda Kappa Kappa, Delta Tau, and Theta Kappa) showed appreciation to our teachers by providing donuts and juice. Many members of Omega Psi Phi are proud SULS alumni, making this gesture even more special. Thank you, Capitol City Ques, for honoring our educators and supporting our school community!
Celebrating Our Teachers During Omega Psi Phi Achievement Week
In honor of Omega Psi Phi Achievement Week, the Capitol City Ques—comprising Beta Sigma, Lambda Alpha, Lambda Kappa Kappa, Delta Tau, and Theta Kappa chapters—showed their appreciation to our dedicated teachers by providing donuts and juice. This thoughtful gesture was a heartfelt "thank you" to the educators shaping the next generation.
Many members of Omega Psi Phi are proud graduates of Southern University Laboratory School, making this act of kindness even more meaningful. We are grateful for their continued support and commitment to giving back to our school community. Thank you, Capitol City Ques, for celebrating and uplifting our teachers!
Kameron Tillage Receives Silver Congressional Award from Congressman Graves
Kameron Tillage, a senior at Southern University Laboratory School, was awarded the prestigious Silver Congressional Award by Congressman Garret Graves on October 1, 2024. This honor recognizes Kameron's dedication to personal development, leadership, and over 200 hours of community service, including meal distributions and initiatives for local senior homes. As Senior Class President and a member of Jack and Jill of America, Kameron has demonstrated remarkable leadership and academic achievement, maintaining a 3.5 GPA while balancing honors, AP, and Dual Enrollment courses. Congressman Graves praised Kameron for his commitment to making a difference in the community, highlighting his balanced approach to academics, extracurriculars, and service. Kameron views this award as motivation to continue his impactful work in Baton Rouge and beyond.
Baton Rouge, LA: October 1, 2024—Southern University Laboratory School senior Kameron Tillage is no stranger to success, but on October 1, 2024, he reached a new milestone in his journey. At a special ceremony, Congressman Garret Graves honored Kameron with the prestigious Silver Congressional Award, recognizing his outstanding commitment to personal development, volunteerism, and leadership.
It was a moment that felt like the culmination of years of hard work for the young leader, who has long been a standout in both his school and community. As Senior Class President and Secretary of the Student Government Association, Kameron has been a driving force at Southern University Laboratory School. He uses his platform to advocate for his peers and is active in meaningful projects. But his leadership doesn’t stop at the school gates. Kameron is also an active member of the Baton Rouge Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Incorporated, where he served as Sergeant at Arms and Immediate Past Vice President. His dedication to the organization’s mission led him to win the Teen Regional Conference Art Photography Contest and 2nd place in the Regional Teen Conference Humorous Monologue, showcasing his artistic talent.
Academically, Kameron has taken on the challenge of a rigorous course load, maintaining a 3.5 GPA while balancing a schedule packed with honors, Advanced Placement (AP), and Dual Enrollment classes. He also lettered in varsity football. Yet, his service to the community truly sets him apart. Kameron has dedicated over 200 volunteer hours, participating in initiatives that include meal distributions to older people, organizing Valentine’s Day card deliveries, and participating in drives to support local senior homes.
“It’s not just about the award,” Kameron shared. “For me, it’s about giving back to others and knowing that the small things can make a big impact.” This philosophy has shaped Kameron’s approach to service, driving him to participate in and lead efforts that spread joy and comfort those in need.
His dedication paid off with the Silver Congressional Award, a prestigious honor given by the U.S. Congress to recognize civilian youth for their community service and personal growth achievements. During the award ceremony, Congressman Graves spoke about Kameron’s contributions, praising his ability to balance academics, extracurriculars, and service with passion and poise.
“Kameron represents the best of what our youth can achieve,” Congressman Graves said. “He’s a shining example of the impact young leaders can have when they commit to serving others and building stronger communities.”
For Kameron, the medal is just the beginning. “This award motivates me to do even more and keep finding ways to make a positive difference,” he said. And with his track record, there’s little doubt that he will continue making his mark in Baton Rouge and beyond.
For more information about Kameron’s achievements or upcoming endeavors, contact him at kamerontillage@gmail.com or visit www.somewhatbrand.com.
Important: Ensure You Are Receiving School Notifications
If you haven’t been receiving call outs or text messages from Southern University Laboratory School, we may not have your correct contact information. Please fill out the contact update form so we can ensure you’re included in all future notifications. We’ll update your details in JCampus to keep you informed.
For more info and to access the form, visit sulabschool.com or call us at (225) 771-3490.
Important: Ensure You Are Receiving School Notifications
Dear Parents and Stakeholders,
At Southern University Laboratory School (SULS), keeping our community informed is a top priority. If you have not been receiving call outs or text messages from the school, it’s possible we don’t have your correct contact information in our system.
To ensure you are up-to-date with important school announcements, including weather alerts, schedule changes, and other critical notifications, we ask that you please take a moment to update your information.
What You Need to Do:
Fill Out the Contact Update Form
If you have not been receiving our calls or text messages, please fill out the contact update form. This will ensure your information is correctly recorded in our system. Click Here to complete the form.We Will Update JCampus
Once the form is completed, we will make the necessary updates in JCampus to ensure that you receive all future notifications.
Why Is This Important?
Staying informed helps you:
Receive timely alerts about school closures or emergencies.
Stay updated on events and important school news.
Ensure communication between school and home is smooth and efficient.
How to Access the Form:
You can access the form by [inserting form link here], or visit our website at sulabschool.com for more details.
If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to contact us at (225) 771-3490.
Thank you for helping us keep the lines of communication open!
Southern University Laboratory School Administration
129 Swan Ave, Baton Rouge, LA 70813 | Office: (225) 771-3490
School Closure Due to Impending Tropical Storm/Hurricane Francine
Due to the approaching Tropical Storm/Hurricane Francine, Southern University Laboratory School (SULS) will be closed on Wednesday, September 11 and Thursday, September 12, 2024. All after-school activities for Tuesday, September 10, 2024, are also canceled. We plan to resume normal operations on Friday, September 13, 2024, pending any further weather developments. Stay updated through local news outlets, our website, and social media channels. Your safety is our top priority.
Important Notice: School Closure Due to Impending Tropical Storm/Hurricane Francine
Dear Parents, Students, Teachers, Staff, and Community Stakeholders,
We hope this message finds you safe and well. Due to the anticipated severe weather conditions as Tropical Storm/Hurricane Francine approaches the Baton Rouge area, Southern University Laboratory School (SULS) will be closed on Wednesday, September 11, and Thursday, September 12, 2024. This decision has been made out of an abundance of caution to ensure the safety of all students, faculty, and staff.
Details of Closure:
Dates of Closure:
Wednesday, September 11, 2024
Thursday, September 12, 2024After-School Activities:
All after-school activities scheduled for Tuesday, September 10, 2024, are canceled.School Reopening:
We plan to resume normal operations on Friday, September 13, 2024, pending any further developments in the weather conditions.
The SULS leadership team is actively monitoring the situation in coordination with the Southern University System (SUS). We will continue to stay informed through local and national weather updates to make decisions in the best interest of the community.
Where to Get Updates:
We encourage you to stay updated by following these platforms:
Local news outlets
Our school’s official website: sulabschool.com
Our school’s social media channels
The SULS mobile app
Your safety is our priority, and we appreciate your understanding and cooperation during this time. Please take all necessary precautions as the storm approaches.
Stay safe,
Southern University Laboratory School Administration
Are you not receiving the Sunday Calls or school texts? Click the link to update your information.
STEM FEST to Visit SUBR
Southern University Laboratory School students, get ready for an exciting day of hands-on STEM learning! Join us for the STEM Baton Rouge STEM Fest on Saturday, September 28, 2024, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the F.G. Clark Activity Center (SU Mini Dome). This free event offers over 60+ STEM activities including virtual reality, robotics, and interactive experiments!
Register now at stemnola.com and don’t miss this incredible opportunity to explore the world of STEM. Let’s inspire the next generation of innovators!
Join Us at STEM Baton Rouge STEM Fest on September 28, 2024!
Southern University Laboratory School families, get ready for an exciting day of innovation, hands-on learning, and fun! We’re thrilled to invite all SULS students to the upcoming STEM Baton Rouge STEM Fest on Saturday, September 28, 2024, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. This free event is the perfect opportunity for K-12th grade students to dive into the world of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) with over 60+ exciting activities designed to engage and inspire young minds!
Why Attend STEM Fest?
STEM Fest will allow students to:
Explore Cutting-Edge Technology: Try your hand at virtual reality, robotics, and more.
Participate in Hands-On Experiments: Engage in interactive projects that make science come alive.
Connect with Industry Experts: Learn directly from professionals who are shaping the future of STEM.
Experience Learning Beyond the Classroom: This event is not just about learning—it’s about having fun while discovering the limitless possibilities of STEM!
Whether you're fascinated by coding, eager to build robots, or curious about space exploration, STEM Fest has something for everyone. Don’t miss this unique chance to immerse yourself in all things STEM while connecting with peers who share your passion for discovery!
Event Details:
Date: Saturday, September 28, 2024
Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Location: F.G. Clark Activity Center (SU Mini Dome),
Address: 801 Harding Blvd, Baton Rouge, LA 70807
Cost: FREE for all K-12th grade students!
How to Register:
Register today to secure your spot! Visit https://stemnola.com/ or scan the QR code on the flyer. With so many interactive and fun activities planned, this is an event you won’t want to miss!
Southern University Laboratory School encourages all of our students to attend STEM Fest and explore new ways to learn, grow, and be inspired. Together, let’s cultivate the next generation of innovators, creators, and problem-solvers.
See you there!
SULS Uniform Shop and Exchange Form Reopening
The Printing Source is reopening both the Online Uniform Shop and the Online Uniform Exchange Form, effective immediately! The online shop will be available until September 23, 2024 at 9:00 AM CST giving ample time to place orders for your child's uniforms. To ensure you receive the best fit and avoid unnecessary exchanges, we strongly encourage you to visit our store before placing your orders.
Greetings Southern University Laboratory School Parents,
We are excited to announce that The Printing Source is reopening both the Online Uniform Shop and the Online Uniform Exchange Form, effective immediately! You can access these resources through the following links:
Online Uniform Shop: https://mytshirtquote.com/sulab/shop/home
Online Uniform Exchange Form: https://forms.gle/rRqt27fs3f8CvcJn6
The online shop will be available until September 23rd at 9:00 AM CST, giving you ample time to place orders for your child's uniforms. To ensure you receive the best fit and avoid unnecessary exchanges, we strongly encourage you to visit our store before placing your orders. By trying on uniforms in person, you can determine the correct size and fit, which will help us serve you better and minimize the need for returns or exchanges.
Should you have any questions or need assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out to our Customer Service Team at info@printingsourceinc.com or (225) 775-3334.
Thank you for your continued support. We look forward to assisting you with your uniform needs and providing the best service possible.
Best regards,
Printing Source Inc.
SUBR Parking Information
Parking and Traffic permit registration will continue at Pinchback Hall, Room 118, from September 9 to 13, 2024, between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM. Faculty, staff, and students must first register online before picking up permits, and payment can be made online or at the location. All vehicles parked on campus must display a valid parking permit, and violations will result in tickets, booting, or towing. Unregistered vehicles will be ticketed starting September 3, 2024, with additional penalties for parking in restricted areas during zone parking hours.
Parking and Traffic will continue to do Permit Registration at our current satellite location in Pinchback Hall, Room 118. The extension goes from Monday, September 9, 2024, through Friday, September 13, 2024, from 8:00AM - 4:00PM. Faculty, Staff, and Students must first register online at www.permits.subr.edu before picking up your parking permit. Through this link, you are able to either pay online or pay at the satellite location (only credit card, money order, or receipt from Cashier's Office will be accepted) Please bring your physical valid driver's license with you in order to receive your parking permit (LA Wallet is accepted).
Note: All Faculty/Staff with numbered reserved spaces should have renewed their space already. The deadline to renew your space was August 30, 2024. Numbered spaces that have not been renewed will be sold to other Faculty/Staff.
The Southern University Traffic and Parking Regulations state that all vehicles (Faculty/Staff, students, visitors, and contractors) parking on campus must register for a parking permit. The valid parking permit must be displayed unobstructed at all times while parked on campus. This includes full-time, part-time, and online students as well as full-time, part-time, and adjunct teaching faculty and staff.
Please be aware that operating or parking a vehicle on campus without a properly displayed permit will result in the issuance of an “unregistered vehicle” ticket and any other violation that goes with it. A vehicle receiving three or more unregistered tickets is subjected to be immobilized and/or towed at the owner’s expense. The Traffic and Parking Officers will be diligent and consistent in ticketing unregistered vehicles parked on campus. Unregistered violation tickets will be issued starting on September 3, 2024.
During the zone parking hours of 7AM - 5PM Monday - Friday, students are NOT allowed to park in employee areas (E. C. Harrison Drive, Student Union Lot, Childcare lot, Mayberry Cafeteria Lot, Law School/T.T. Allain Lot, Fisher Hall lot, Administration Annex Lot, Human Resources Lot and all other lots designated for employee parking). Parking in these areas will subject your vehicle to be ticketed, booted, and /or towed at the driver/owner's expense.
Parking in a reserved space, fire lane, no parking area, meter space (without paying upon parking), and handicapped space (without proper credentials) will subject your vehicle to be ticketed, booted, and/or towed at the driver or owner's expense.
Eric T. Reid, Sr., D.D.
Director
Traffic & Parking
Southern University Police Dept.
Southern University and A&M College - BR
801 Harding Blvd.
Baton Rouge, LA 70813
225-771-2332 (Office)
YES After School Tutoring
YES Academy is offering Free After School Tutoring to SULS students enrolled in grades Pre-K-12. Dates: September 4, 2024 to late Spring Semester (TBA).
YES Academy, in partnership with SU Lab School, is offering After-School Tutoring to SULS students enrolled in grades Pre-K -12. Dates: September 3, 2024 to late Spring Semester (TBA)
After School: 3:15 PM -5:00 PM
Monday-Friday for Elementary Students
Monday-Thursday for Middle/High School Students
The program is designed to help students reach their academic goals by providing test preparation services, academic support, counseling, and mentoring
Dinner and a snack will be provided for the students
