
As you plan ahead for the 2025-26 school year, don’t forget that all DeSoto Parish students receive free breakfast and lunch. Get more information at the nutrition website: https://www.schoolnutritionandfitness.com/index.php?sid=1405122300216003


The team has been working hard getting ready for the 3rd Annual Back to School Blast-Off! Check out all these cool prizes donated by our wonderful sponsors! Come see us this Saturday from 10-1.





Stay up-to-date on important happenings throughout the school year by viewing and downloading our Academic Calendar!
https://www.desotopsb.com/page/back-to-school
https://www.desotopsb.com/page/back-to-school


The Back to School page is updated with information for the 2025-26 school year! Be sure to get the information you need before the school year begins on Thursday, Aug. 7! #TheDeSotoDifference
https://www.desotopsb.com/page/back-to-school
https://www.desotopsb.com/page/back-to-school


Preparation for the 2025-2026 school year is under way but students and families in DeSoto Parish do not have to worry about school supplies. Families are only responsible for purchasing school uniforms and a mesh/clear backpack. All other supplies are provided by the district. Get more back to school school information on our 25-26 back to school webpage! https://www.desotopsb.com/page/back-to-school


📈 Momentous gains at Logansport High School!
🔥 Overall proficiency is up 2 points (33% ➡️ 35%)
➕ Math jumped 4 points (30% ➡️ 34%)
🔬 Science soared 5 points (24% ➡️ 29%)
Way to go, Tigers! Your progress is powerful!
#TheDeSotoDifference #LEAP2025 #TigerPride


With the recent release of 2024–2025 LEAP assessment scores, parents and guardians can now access their child’s test results through the DeSoto Parish Schools Student Progress Center.
To view your child’s scores, please visit: https://desoto.edgear.net/progress/
You will need your existing Student Progress Center login credentials to access the information. If you need assistance enrolling for an account, visit https://www.desotopsb.com/documents/parent-information/143200 to access the Student Progress Center Instructions document.
Thank you for your continued partnership in your child’s education.


💡 Did you know?
DeSoto Parish Schools saw a 2-point increase in overall Mastery+ proficiency in the 2024–25 ELA LEAP Assessments — jumping from 51% to 53%! 📈✏️
Our students and teachers are setting the bar for high performance every day!
#TheDeSotoDifference #LEAP2025 #DeSotoStrong


📈 North DeSoto High is on the rise!
📊 Overall proficiency increased from 50% to 52%
🔬 Science proficiency jumped 4 points — from 37% to 41%!
Great work, Griffins! Keep pushing for excellence!
#TheDeSotoDifference #LEAP2025 #GriffinStrong


📣 Tremendous gains at Stanley High School!
🔥 Overall proficiency up 4 points (29% ➡️ 33%)
📚 ELA up 6 points (38% ➡️ 44%)
➕ Math up 6 points (31% ➡️ 37%)
Way to go, Panthers! Your hard work is paying off! 🐾 #TheDeSotoDifference #LEAP2025 #PantherPride


🎉 Shoutout to Mansfield High School for making gains on the LEAP!
📊 Math proficiency is up 4 points — rising from 21% to 25%!
Proud of our Wolverines for continuing to grow and push forward! 🐾 #TheDeSotoDifference #LEAP2025 #WolverinePride


👏 NDMS Students Make the Climb!
📈 Overall proficiency up from 60% to 61%
➕ Math up 5 points (60% ➡️ 65%)
🔬 Science up 2 points (50% ➡️ 52%)
Great work, Griffins! Keep climbing! #TheDeSotoDifference #LEAP2025 #GriffinStrong


Counting down to our 3rd Annual Back to School Blast-Off! Join us July 19th from 10-1 at the DPSB Office!


🎉 Big ELA gains at Mansfield Middle School!
ELA proficiency jumped 6 points — from 30% to 36%! 📈📚
We’re proud of our students and staff for their hard work and progress.
Keep rising, Wolverines! 🐾 #TheDeSotoDifference #LEAP2025 #WolverinePride


💡 Did you know?
DeSoto Parish Schools saw a 2-point increase in overall Mastery+ proficiency on the 2024–25
Math LEAP Assessments — jumping from 42% to 44%! 📈✏️
Shoutout to our students and educators for their hard work and determination! #TheDeSotoDifference #LEAP2025 #DeSotoStrong


📣 North DeSoto Upper Elementary is making gains in student achievement!
🎉 ELA proficiency is up 4 points (55% ➡️ 59%)
📊 Math proficiency is up 2 points (45% ➡️ 47%)
Proud of our Griffins for continuing to grow and achieve! 💪📚
#TheDeSotoDifference #LEAP2025 #LEADlikeaGriffin


📢 Last week, we shared our district LEAP results — now it’s time to celebrate our schools!
Mansfield Elementary made impressive gains with an overall proficiency increase of more than 3 points and record-high scores in:
🎯 3rd Grade ELA
🎯 3rd Grade Math
🎯 4th Grade ELA
🏅 Four students earned perfect test scores — 1 in 4th Grade ELA, 2 in 3rd Grade ELA, and 1 in 3rd Grade Math!
Way to go, Little Wolverines! 🐾 #TheDeSotoDifference #LEAP2025 #MESuccess


🚀 We’re kicking off a week of academic celebration across DeSoto Parish Schools!
Our overall LEAP proficiency jumped from 42% to 43% — a strong sign of continued growth and progress! 📚✨.
Stay tuned as we highlight the amazing work happening in our schools!
#DeSotoStrong #LEAP2025 #CelebrateSuccess


As you are celebrating with friends and family, invite them to attend the Back to School Blast Off coming up on July 19th from 10-1 at the DeSoto Parish School Board Office! Have a happy and safe 4th of July!


After 34 incredible years of service in education, we celebrate the retirement of Mrs. Sherri Laffitte, Supervisor of Technology for DeSoto Parish Schools.
Mrs. Laffitte has been a quiet force behind the scenes, ensuring that the backbone of our school operations—technology—ran seamlessly each and every day. From managing districtwide systems to troubleshooting issues no one ever saw, her tireless work helped power classrooms, connect campuses, and support student success in ways that often went unnoticed but were absolutely essential.
As she closes this chapter, we extend our deepest gratitude for her dedication to the students of our schools. Happy retirement, Mrs. Laffitte—you’ve more than earned it!
Mrs. Laffitte has been a quiet force behind the scenes, ensuring that the backbone of our school operations—technology—ran seamlessly each and every day. From managing districtwide systems to troubleshooting issues no one ever saw, her tireless work helped power classrooms, connect campuses, and support student success in ways that often went unnoticed but were absolutely essential.
As she closes this chapter, we extend our deepest gratitude for her dedication to the students of our schools. Happy retirement, Mrs. Laffitte—you’ve more than earned it!

