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Happy Easter to you all. May the joy of the resurrection illuminate your lives during this season of hope. One of my favorite Easter stories is the road to Emmaus. It is the story of two disciples who, out of fear and confusion, leave Jerusalem following the suffering and death of Christ but have a radical encounter with the resurrection along the way. In this encounter, we see a glimpse of one of the most important parts of education: the joy of learning.

The starting point for becoming more active as a primary educator is pursuing the goal of education in each of our own lives. However, we have yet to explore concrete ways of pursuing this goal. Becoming more active in the education of our children can be frustrating without clear, simple, and easy methods we can incorporate into our daily lives. Here, I will present three simple and time-effective habits for becoming more active as a primary educator based on the great conversation.

In the first article, we discussed the nature of the partnership between parents and teachers as co-educators. As parents, we have an essential role as the primary educators of our children. We know how important it is to actively pursue this role, but it can be difficult to discern what this actually means in terms of our daily lives. This leads to a practical question. How do we, as parents, fulfill our responsibility as primary educators of our children? Where do we even begin?

The partnership between parents and teachers is invaluable. Our school community would be nothing without it. Because of how essential you are to the life of our school, I would like to offer an invitation to you, our parents, and to our faculty and staff, to enter more deeply into this partnership through a series of reflections throughout the upcoming months featured here in the Guardian.

Pray with us as our high school students travel on pilgrimage to Washington, DC for the 41st annual March for Life. We will be praying for you!

Our students have been working hard these past few weeks to get the school garden ready for planting.

If you did not pick up a copy of the current issue of The Guardian at the Quarterly Parent Meeting, you can read it here.

Congratulations to our newest winners: Tim Sonnier, Cory Pellerin, Daniel Theriot, and Cherie Nelson!

In this sacred space, committed adorers spend a grace-filled hour every week with our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament.

Mr. Fletcher is the second Headmaster of John Paul the Great Academy, following Dr. Kevin Roberts, the school’s founder.

The Guardian Speech and Debate team had a most successful showing at tournament at LSU. In addition to winning the overall school sweepstakes award (i.e. as the top school), JPG students earned these individual awards:

The Board of Trustees of John Paul the Great Academy wishes our founding president and headmaster, Dr. Kevin Roberts, heartfelt..

Congratulations to our Guardian soccer team, which just won our school's first-ever state championship! They also conclude our first-ever undefeated season at 11-0.

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