Supt. Folse Speaks About School Year Launch, Donation Effort Success

      The St. Tammany Retired School Employees Association heard Superintendent W. L. "Trey" Folse at its September 8, 2016, meeting tell of the beginning of the school year and the tremendous success of the system's fundraising efforts for flood victims in the Florida Parishes. The meeting took place at the David C. Treen Instructional Technology Center in Mandeville.    

 

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President Roxanne Lagarde and Supt. Folse

    The agenda included a business meeting for the latest reports from the president, the vice president, secretary and treasurer, as well as this year's legislative concerns and educational scholarship status.
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To view video from the meeting, click on play video button above. 
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​      Retirees were asked to bring to the meeting school supplies for school children. While strictly voluntary, Operation Book Bag provides school supplies and book bags to local STPSB students in need. Supplies included notebooks, loose leaf paper, pencils, colors, notebooks, construction paper, glue, and children's scissors.

 

      A Health Fair organized especially for STRSEA members offered a wide variety of information from participants such as St. Tammany Parish Hospital, Ochsner Hospital, Silver Sneakers (with a demo) and Humana.