Phoenix High School robotics club took 15th place at area robotics competition.

The community learned valuable lessons as it recovered from Hurricane Katrina.

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This "Co-design" process emerged from a robust public engagement effort that got its start in Plaquemines Parish in spring 2016, when local philanthropic group the Foundation for Louisiana teamed up with community planning and design firm Concordia and a host of environmental groups from the New Orleans area to define a new process for helping communities live in increasingly vulnerable coastal areas.

Phoenix High School hosted STEM Night on Wednesday, January 24, 2018 at 5 PM. Families came out to and enjoy activities centered around Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. This was a fun family event.

Parents of 2nd through 6th Grade Students – We’ve heard your cries for help and are happy to share some great resources. On the school’s website homepage, select Parents – Math Support – and choose your child’s grade level. Choose the module and lesson number your child’s class is currently working on.

The meeting was one in a series staged by LA SAFE (Louisiana's Strategic Adaptations for Future Environments), a federally funded project to design ways of making vulnerable coastal communities more resilient to climate change and other threats.