Kaplan High School

The STREAK continues here at Kaplan High School.

We are proud to recognize a group of young men who are stepping into leadership, representing our school, and carrying the standard of what it means to be UNSTOPPABLE.
Please join us in congratulating our newly selected Boy Staters:
Kaden Oliver
Kai Hargrave
Owen Marceaux
Phillip Richard
Hunter Packard
Van Guidry
Aden Gaspard
Each of these students has been chosen because they lead, they compete, and they represent Kaplan High the right way every single day. Boy’s State is not just an honor; it is a challenge, and these young men are more than ready to rise to it.

The future of leadership is strong. The standard is set. And these Pirates are just getting started.
#UNSTOPPABLE 🏴‍☠️

UNSTOPPABLE doesn’t even begin to describe what our FCCLA students accomplished at the State Leadership Conference! Our Pirates showed up, competed, and made a statement: Dax Dale and Ethan Tran tied for 2nd place in Lifetime Nutrition and Wellness, proving their knowledge and dedication at the highest level. Kayden Marceaux captured 1st place in Entrepreneurship, showcasing innovation, creativity, and real-world readiness. All three have officially qualified for the National Leadership Conference and earned $1,500 scholarships, an incredible achievement that reflects their hard work and commitment. And it doesn’t stop there… Sydney McDaniel was elected Vice President of Public Relations and Membership, while Jorgia Stephens was elected Vice President of Community Service. That means Kaplan High leadership is now helping lead at the state level. We are proud of every student who attended and represented Kaplan High with leadership, confidence, and class. This is what it looks like when preparation meets opportunity. The future is bright, and our Pirates are proving they are truly UNSTOPPABLE. 🏴‍☠️

Kaplan High School is proud to celebrate an incredible accomplishment by one of our own!

Congratulations to Grayson Broussard for earning State Runner-Up in 3D Archery at the state tournament held this past week in Alexandria, Louisiana. Competing at this level takes focus, discipline, and hours of dedication, and Grayson delivered in a big way.

This achievement represents more than just a finish, it reflects the work put in behind the scenes, the commitment to improvement, and the ability to perform when it matters most.

We are proud to have you representing Kaplan High at the highest level. The future is bright, and you continue to show what it means to be UNSTOPPABLE. 🏴‍☠️

April is Autism Awareness Month, and at Kaplan High School, we take this time to recognize, support, and celebrate the incredible individuals who make our school community stronger every single day.

Autism is not something to “fix” or “overcome”, it is a different way of experiencing and interacting with the world. And within our halls, we are proud of the students who bring unique perspectives, talents, and strengths that challenge us to grow, to be more patient, more understanding, and more inclusive.

This month is a reminder for all of us to lead with empathy, to listen more, and to create a school environment where every student feels seen, valued, and supported. Our goal is not just awareness, but acceptance and action.

To our students, families, and staff members who walk this journey daily, thank you for trusting us, teaching us, and making Kaplan High School a better place because of who you are.

We are proud to stand with you, not just this month, but every day.🏴‍☠️

🔥 KHS is UNSTOPPABLE! 🔥 Join us in celebrating our newly elected 2026–2027 Student Council E-Board and Class Officers! These students stepped up, showed leadership, and are ready to make an impact on the Kaplan High experience. We are proud of their courage, their commitment, and their vision for our school. 💙 StuCo E-Board (’26–’27) Gus Campbell, Reporter Katelyn Hardee, President-Elect Hunter Packard, President Camille Marceaux, Secretary James Mendez, Parliamentarian ⚓ Sophomore Class Officers Jax Lafosse, Class Rep Talyn Roy, Secretary Kloe Meaux, President Addison Baudoin, Vice President ⚓ Junior Class Officers A’Niyah Johnson, Class Representative Liberty Greene, Vice President Isabella Hargrave, President Chloe Painter, Secretary ⚓ Senior Class Officers Ashley Rosales, Class Representative Griffin Duhon, Secretary Adler David, Vice President Owen Marceaux, Class Representative Aynslee Hebert, President ⚓ Freshman Class Officers (not pictured, photo coming at Orientation) Meredith Fontenot, President Dax Perrin, Vice President Ella Roche, Secretary Emilee Schexnider, Class Representative 👏 Congratulations to all of our leaders! We cannot wait to see how you represent your peers, lead with purpose, and continue building something special at KHS. The future is bright, and our Pirates are truly Unstoppable. #Unstoppable #KHSProud #PirateLeaders

Kaplan High is proud to recognize Cole Hargrave and Noah Vincent for earning their spot in the LYBN High School State Championship Fishing Tournament!

This past weekend, the duo finished 16th at the D’Arbonne Duo Day 2 tournament, bringing in a strong 5-fish limit weighing 7.66 pounds while competing against a talented field.

What makes this even more special is the journey. These two seniors have spent the past seven years fishing side by side, showing what commitment, consistency, and true teamwork look like.

They will compete for a state title on May 2 and 3 at Doiron’s Landing. Pirate Nation is behind you both as you take on the next challenge! 🏴‍☠️

Congratulations to our March Shipmates:
9th-Jayci David
10th- Gracie status
11th- Owen Marceaux
12th- Brady McMillian
Teacher- Jenny Mire-Esthay

KHS Parent Newsletter: April 13-17, 2026:
https://sites.google.com/vpsb.net/parentnewsletter2025-2026/april-13-17

Be prepared, Pirates!🏴‍☠️

This week, we recognize Mrs. Jaime Hebert, who has joined the Pirate ship this school year as our Administrative Services Assistant. Her talents, hard work, and efforts do not go unnoticed, and we are grateful for the support.

Kaplan High School is ready to celebrate a week that is all about purpose, pride, and the future of leadership on our campus.

Join us for our “Lead With Legacy” Student Council Week, happening April 13–17. Throughout the week, we will be celebrating in a variety of ways, including our themed dress days. Students are encouraged to participate, represent with pride, and most importantly, follow all guidelines carefully. If there are any questions, please reach out to the administration.

This week is more than just dress-up days; it represents something bigger. We are in the process of revamping what Student Council looks like at Kaplan High School, and we are building it with intention. Our goal is to develop leaders who set the standard, take ownership, and leave a lasting impact on this school.

What’s ahead is strong, it’s focused, and it’s built on what it truly means to lead.

We can’t wait to show our students, staff, and community what leadership will look like moving forward.

The future of Kaplan High leadership is being built right now, and it’s going to be UNSTOPPABLE 🏴‍☠️
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The Pirate Relays belonged to Kaplan High School on Wednesday, and our Track & Field team proved once again what it means to be UNSTOPPABLE. Our boys set the tone early. Kodi Clement sprinted his way to a dominant double victory, taking 1st place in both the 200 and 400. In the field events, Kevin Small shattered his own school record in discus with an incredible throw of 173’0, securing 1st place, and followed it up with a strong 3rd place finish in shot put. On the girls side, it was a night full of speed, strength, and history-making performances. Lexi Greene claimed 1st in the 400, with Emily Roy right behind her in 2nd. Liberty Greene added to the success with a 3rd place finish in the 800. Our relay teams were nothing short of electric. The 4x200 team of Emily Roy, Selena Alexandria, Liberty Greene, and Lexi Greene raced to a 2nd place finish while setting a new school record with a time of 1:46.57. The 4x400 team of Izzy Hargrave, Emily Roy, Liberty Greene, and Lexi Greene took 1st place and broke another school record with a time of 4:11.08. Not to be outdone, the 4x800 team of Isabel Mendez, Izzy Hargrave, Riley Hebert, and Liberty Greene brought home 1st place as well. In the field events, Reace Richard earned 3rd in the high jump, and Ainslyn Harrington soared to a 2nd place finish in pole vault. Records were broken. Champions were crowned. And Pirate Pride was on full display. This is what it looks like when hard work meets opportunity. This is Kaplan High School Track & Field. This is UNSTOPPABLE. 🏴‍☠️

🚨 ATTENTION current Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors 🚨 It’s time to make your voice count! Voting for Student Council Executive Board is now open, and YOU get to help decide who will lead and represent our student body. Choose the FOUR candidates you believe will do the BEST, help lead and shape our school, and bring change for the better. Let your voices be heard, Pirates. Make it count. 🗳️ Vote now in your Google Classrooms! #Unstoppable 🏴‍☠️

Help us celebrate an UNSTOPPABLE leader this National Assistant Principal Week! 🏴‍☠️ We are beyond grateful for the dedication, leadership, and heart Mr. Clayton Chauvin brings to our campus every single day. He leads with purpose, supports our staff, shows up for our students, and never backs down from doing what’s best for our Pirates. His commitment to excellence and willingness to go above and beyond does not go unnoticed. Kaplan High is stronger because of him, and we are proud to have him helping lead the way. Thank you for being a steady, positive force and for helping keep our Pirate crew UNSTOPPABLE! 💛🖤

Today, we pause to celebrate the joy, hope, and renewal that Easter brings to our Kaplan High School family.

This holy day serves as a powerful reminder of love, sacrifice, and the beauty of new beginnings. As we look around our campus and community, we are surrounded by that same spirit in the kindness of our students, the dedication of our staff, and the unwavering support of our Pirate family.

We are grateful for each moment of growth, each act of compassion, and each opportunity to come together as one. May this Easter fill your hearts with peace, your homes with joy, and your lives with continued blessings.

From all of us at Kaplan High School, Happy Easter, Pirate Nation! 🏴‍☠️

Today is National Librarian’s Day, and we don't want to miss the chance to SPOTLIGHT a special gem who has been in education for over 30 years.

Ms. Alyson Bourque, you are so much more than our librarian. You are strength, resilience, and quiet determination in motion. Through every challenge we face as a Pirate family, you continue to show up with integrity, an open heart, wisdom beyond your years, and a willingness to do whatever needs to be done. (for ANYONE). That says everything about who you are. You come from a family of true caretakers, and you carry that torch so respectfully. Our students are so lucky to have you in their corner.

We are incredibly grateful that you are part of our Pirate family. Our school is better because of you, and we are better because we get to stand beside you.

Just as you have always been a steady presence for others, please know we are here for you, too. When you are on that campus, the sky is simply opalite. Keep dancing with us for many years to come.⚡⚡

Voting is LIVE for the KHS 26–27 Student Council Executive Board! 🏴‍☠️ Our candidates showed up, stepped up, and delivered speeches that were unique and courageous 💬🔥 We are proud of each of them for putting themselves out there and representing what it means to be UNSTOPPABLE 💪⚓ 👏 Meet your candidates: James Mendez Riley Lemaire Gus Campbell Sherelyne Villadiego Katelyn Hardee A’niyah Johnson Isabella Hargrave Chloe Painter Camille Marceaux Students, make your voice count 🗳️ Head to Google Classroom and cast your vote today! 📣

KHS CELEBRATES NATIONAL PARAPROFESSIONAL APPRECIATION DAY!

There’s just something special about a classroom filled with joy, and that’s exactly what you’ll find in Mrs. Jenny Esthay’s class! Today, her students celebrated Easter by dyeing eggs, sharing smiles, and spreading pure happiness all around. Moments like these remind us that school is so much more than lessons and assignments, it’s about creating memories, building relationships, and learning life lessons that last far beyond the classroom. Mrs. Esthay’s class is always overflowing with laughter, love, learning, and the kind of positivity that makes a lasting impact on every child who walks through her door. We are so grateful for the environment she creates each and every day. Great job, kids! 🏴‍☠️