MANY, La. – Many High School is celebrating the academic success, positive behavior and outstanding attendance of hundreds of students through its Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) rewards program.
School officials recently announced impressive student achievements, recognizing those who have demonstrated dedication to their education, maintained positive behavior and consistently attended school.
The school is now seeking support from families and local businesses to help provide rewards for students who have earned recognition through the program.
Hundreds of Students Recognized for Achievements
According to Many High School, students have reached several milestones through the PBIS initiative.
The school reported the following accomplishments:
180 students earned all A’s and B’s.
250 students had no disciplinary referrals.
60 students achieved perfect attendance.
The achievements highlight students’ commitment to academic excellence, responsible behavior and regular school attendance.
“Our PBIS rewards program is in full swing, and our students are showing up and showing out!” the school shared in its announcement.
School officials also expressed pride in the students’ accomplishments, stating, “We are so proud of these TIGERS!”
Community Donations Needed to Reward Students
To recognize students for their hard work, Many High School is inviting families, businesses and community members to contribute items or monetary donations to support the PBIS rewards program.
The school is currently requesting Little Debbie snacks, including honeybuns and Zebra Cakes, Capri Sun drinks, sugar-free candy and cash donations.
Donated items will help the school celebrate students who meet academic, behavioral and attendance goals.
Families wishing to contribute may send donations to school with their students and have them delivered to Mrs. Sepulvado.
Community members may also drop off donations during the upcoming parent-teacher conferences.
McDonald’s Fundraiser Scheduled for December 14
In addition to collecting donations, Many High School teachers will participate in a special fundraising event at McDonald’s on Monday, December 14, 2026, to benefit the PBIS program.
Teachers will be working at McDonald’s as part of the fundraising effort, providing an opportunity for the community to support student rewards while interacting with school staff outside the classroom.
Additional details regarding the fundraiser’s time and participating McDonald’s location were not included in the school’s announcement.
Encouraging Positive Behavior and Academic Success
The PBIS program is designed to encourage positive student behavior, strengthen school culture and recognize students who demonstrate responsibility and commitment to their education.
By rewarding academic achievement, good behavior and consistent attendance, Many High School hopes to reinforce habits that contribute to student success.
The school’s latest recognition demonstrates the participation of students across multiple areas of achievement, from classroom performance to attendance and conduct.
Community involvement plays an important role in sustaining the program by helping provide incentives and recognition opportunities.
How to Help
Many High School encourages families and local businesses to participate in the rewards program by donating requested items or contributing financially.
Donations may be sent with students to Mrs. Sepulvado at any time or delivered during the upcoming parent-teacher conferences.
For additional information, interested individuals may contact Many High School through its Facebook page or email krystal@spsb.la.
School officials expressed appreciation for the community’s continued involvement and encouragement.
“Thank you for helping us celebrate our students!” the school stated.
Through the combined efforts of students, teachers, families and community supporters, Many High School continues to recognize achievements and promote a positive learning environment for its Tigers.