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ALT Position notice for a Visual Arts Teacher at Luling Elementary School for the 2026–2027 school year. Salary ranges from $63,000 to $84,840, depending on degree and experience. The position is 183 days per year, 7.5 hours per day. The initial application deadline is October 25, 2026, and the position will remain open until filled. Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree and appropriate Louisiana teaching certification in art education. Teaching experience is preferred. The notice also outlines job responsibilities, district support and benefits, and application instructions. Interested candidates can apply online at WeAreSCPPS.org.

ALT School Board Committee Meeting announcement graphic for St. Charles Parish Public Schools. The meeting will take place on Monday, October 19, 2026, at 4:30 p.m. at the St. Charles Parish School Board Office, located at 13855 River Road, Luling, LA 70070. The graphic features a blue and yellow banner with a calendar icon and the district logo in the bottom right corner.

ALT National Principals Month graphic featuring Angi Butler, Principal of Mimosa Park Elementary School, as part of the 7 Mindsets “Passion First” spotlight. The graphic includes a “Then” portrait of Butler from earlier in her career and a “Now” photo of her smiling while participating in a hands-on activity with students and another educator. The background features Mimosa Park Elementary School, along with the school's pelican mascot.

ALT National Boss’s Day graphic spotlighting Dr. Ken Oertling, Superintendent of St. Charles Parish Public Schools, as part of the 7 Mindsets “Passion First” theme. The graphic features a “Then” photo of Dr. Oertling seated at a desk earlier in his career and a “Now” photo of him smiling alongside an employee. The St. Charles Parish Public Schools School Board Office appears in the background, along with the district logo.

ALT National Principals Month graphic spotlighting Christina Mullins, Principal of R.J. Vial Elementary School, as part of the 7 Mindsets “Passion First” theme. The graphic features a “Then” photo of Mullins from earlier in her career and a “Now” photo of her working with a student on a colorful classroom activity. The school building appears in the background, along with the school's jaguar mascot.

ALT National Principals Month graphic featuring Lisa Perrin, Principal of Allemands Elementary School, as part of the 7 Mindsets “Passion First” spotlight. The graphic features a “Then” photo of Perrin earlier in her career standing beside a man and a “Now” photo of her smiling and interacting with young students in a classroom. The photos are displayed over a background image of the school, alongside a cartoon school mascot.

ALT SCPPS October Digital Wellness graphic for families focusing on digital footprints. Before sharing a photo, caption, or update, ask: Who can see this? Could it embarrass someone later? Does it share personal information? Would we be proud of it tomorrow? Weekly activity: Search your family name together and discuss what information is public, what should remain private, and what you want your online footprint to show. AI connection: Compare a traditional web search with an AI search to see what public information appears about your family.

ALT SCPPS October Digital Wellness graphic for students titled “Would You Post It?” The focus is digital footprints. Before posting, consider: Could this hurt someone? Could this embarrass me later? Could this be shared or screenshotted? Weekly challenge: Review a sample post or caption and decide whether it would help, hurt, or follow you. AI connection: AI tools can quickly organize public posts, images, and comments. Your digital footprint shapes what others may find.

ALT Gráfico de Bienestar Digital de SCPPS para familias, correspondiente a octubre, sobre las huellas digitales. Antes de compartir fotos, publicaciones o actualizaciones, se invita a las familias a reflexionar sobre quién puede ver el contenido, si podría avergonzar a alguien, si revela información personal y si se sentirían orgullosas de él al día siguiente. La actividad semanal propone buscar el apellido familiar en Internet y conversar sobre qué información es pública, qué debería permanecer privada y qué desean que refleje su presencia en línea. La conexión con la inteligencia artificial invita a comparar los resultados de una búsqueda web tradicional con los de una búsqueda mediante IA para descubrir qué información pública aparece sobre la familia.

ALT Gráfico de Bienestar Digital de SCPPS para estudiantes, correspondiente a octubre, titulado “¿Lo publicarías?”. El tema es las huellas digitales y la importancia de pensar antes de publicar. Se invita a los estudiantes a considerar si una publicación podría perjudicar a alguien, causar vergüenza en el futuro o compartirse mediante capturas de pantalla. La actividad semanal consiste en revisar una publicación o pie de foto y decidir si podría ayudar, perjudicar o afectar negativamente. La conexión con la inteligencia artificial explica que las herramientas de IA pueden organizar rápidamente publicaciones públicas, imágenes y comentarios, y que la huella digital determina lo que otras personas pueden encontrar en Internet.

ALT National Principals Month graphic spotlighting Dr. Gabrielle Delatte, Principal of Albert Cammon Middle School, as part of the 7 Mindsets “Passion First” theme. The graphic features a “Then” photo from earlier in her career alongside a “Now” photo of Dr. Delatte standing with two colleagues behind large ACM letters. The Albert Cammon Middle School mascot and school building appear in the background.












