Sophomores Sarah Nselel and Callie Cox show off their shoebox Feb. 13.
The language department held a a parade around the school during seminar, where students showed off their shoe-box floats and some represented their own cultures Feb. 13. Many students enrolled in a language class were required to create a shoe-box float that represented a certain aspect of their assigned country’s culture. In addition, on each day of International Week, the language department arranged different activities after school as a way to celebrate the different cultures and languages.
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Sophomores Sarah Nselel and Callie Cox show off their shoebox Feb. 13.
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![The Ladue School District School Board held an open meeting Dec. 11 to wrap up the calendar year and discuss policy changes for next year. One such agenda item was changes to the Ladue Middle School curriculum for the 2025-26 school year, which included the addition of broadcast courses. “We're excited about that option, the trajectory that goes into [Ladue] High School,” Angela Thompson, Ladue Middle School principal, said. “We want to be able to have that opportunity.”](https://laduepublications.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/DSC07353-1200x675.jpg)
