Rolling applications begin opening this October for the 2024-25 school year regional Institute for Louisiana Culture and History workshops, which will take place in Lake Charles, Port Allen, Shreveport, and Alexandria.
Read MoreThe Institute for Louisiana Culture and History will host four regional workshops on teaching Louisiana’s Reconstruction-era history this fall and winter.
Read MoreThe 2024 Institute for Louisiana Culture and History intensive workshop for Louisiana social studies educators will take place June 24–26 in New Orleans and focus on Louisiana’s Reconstruction-era history.
Read MoreApplications are now open for 2023–24 school year Institute for Louisiana Culture & History regional workshops for K–12 social studies educators.
Read MoreThe second season of Prime Time’s “Little Voices, Big Ideas” podcast is airing now, with vignettes of each episode airing weekly now in New Orleans, Baton Rouge, and Shreveport.
Read MoreThis coming school year LEH will host four Institute for Louisiana Culture and History workshops for social studies K–12 educators around the state, with a focus 18th-century Louisiana history in alignment with LDOE’s new 6th-grade social studies standards.
Read MoreOrganizations interested in bringing a free family engagement and reading program to their community are invited to apply to host a Prime Time reading program in the fall. Applications will be accepted from organizations throughout Louisiana until April 17.
Read MoreThis summer the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities (LEH) will host the inaugural Institute for Louisiana Culture and History (ILCH) intensive workshop for Louisiana social studies K-12 educators on June 12-14, 2023, in New Orleans.
Read MoreCommunity groups have a free opportunity to join Louisiana’s literacy effort by hosting a Prime Time reading program next year. Applications will be accepted from September 15 through October 17, 2022, at www.primetimefamily.org.
Read MoreThanks to a major grant from the Taylor Foundation, the LEH is establishing a statewide educational hub providing reliable, accessible Louisiana social studies resources to students and their teachers.
Read MoreThe Louisiana Department of Education recently added PRIME TIME’s suite of family literacy and engagement programs to their approved list of Family Literacy Support vendors.
Read MorePRIME TIME, Inc., has been awarded nearly $200,000 that will be used to further expand its programming for Spanish-speaking families. The grant was awarded by the NNEH through the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, which is providing $87.8 million in funding to nearly 300 cultural and educational institutions.
Read MorePRIME TIME Spark Boxes are on their way to 29 agencies chosen to deliver the boxes to families in their communities. PRIME TIME Inc. received requests for more than 1,800 boxes from 49 organizations throughout the state during the two-week application period.
Read MoreCommunity organizations are invited to help spark a love of reading by signing up to distribute Spark Boxes provided by LEH’s PRIME TIME Family Reading program.
Read MoreLooking for something engaging for little ones? All of LEH’s PRIME TIME Family Reading programs—including the Family Reading program for 6-10 year olds and Preschool programs for 3-5 year olds—are virtual this spring.
Read MoreThe Entergy Charitable Foundation has partnered with the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities to increase access to the humanities in the state. With a grant totaling $52,725, Entergy will support PRIME TIME and 64 Parishes.
Read MoreThis fall, LEH’s PRIME TIME family of programs began three new initiatives: a podcast, a virtual training in the PRIME TIME methodology for parents, and an all-in-one kit of books and supplies distributed directly to families.
Read MoreLEH’s PRIME TIME Family Reading program has been adapted into PRIME TIME First Aid Kits, all-in-one boxes of books and supplies that will be mailed directly to families. Applications to receive a First Aid Kit are open now.
Read MoreAfter an eight-month competitive process, the US Department of Health and Human Services has selected PRIME TIME, Inc. to be the Early Head Start and Head Start operator for Lafayette and Iberia parishes.
Read MoreAs the state, country, and world contend both with the over-representation of Black Americans among those dying from COVID-19, among those incarcerated for non-violent crimes, and among those experiencing violence from law enforcement officers, we are all reeling. This week’s global…
Read MoreThe Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities (LEH) has received a $475,000 grant for its Coastal Impacts Project from BHP Billiton, a mining and petroleum company that supports projects focused on climate change mitigation and adaptation. The three-year initiative…
Read MoreAt PRIME TIME Head Start, we strive to expose our students to as many experiences as we can. In October, PTHS hosted two groups of visitors to teach students about a few important topics: fire safety and the environment. Firefighters from…
Read MoreChildren attending Head Start Centers in Ouachita Parish showed rapid improvement in math, language, and social skills, according to a new report.
Read MoreNew mom Brandye Jackson reflects on her experience with PRIME TIME.
Read MoreSupport for preschool programs, teachers in Caddo, Bossier, Red River, and Bienville parishes.
Read MorePRIME TIME Head Start celebrates the opening of its third site.
Read MoreTwo national partners receive matching grants totaling $150,000.
Read MorePRIME TIME among 15 national and international organizations honored in Washington, D.C.
Read MoreStudents at PRIME TIME Head Start in Ouachita Parish excited to learn.
Read MoreThe 2017 Freedom Award recipient invites PRIME TIME to Washington, D.C. ceremony.
Read MoreThe six-year partnership extends its reach to communities across the Gulf South.
Read MorePRIME TIME receives national recognition for promoting literacy and reading.
Read MoreLEH’s acclaimed program will join 36 others in the third year of NOLA-YPQI.
Read MoreWPN is a giving circle of The Community Foundation of North Louisiana.
Read MorePRIME TIME Head Start is gearing up for its summer openings at two sites in Ouachita Parish.
Read MoreUWNWLA awarded a $12,500 grant to PRIME TIME to support early childhood education programs in the region.
Read MoreHumanities Washington has been a PRIME TIME affiliate partner since 2012.
Read MoreWPN is a giving circle of The Community Foundation of North Louisiana.
Read MoreFreddi Evans Williams writes children’s books that celebrate African American history.
Read MorePRIME TIME and Preschool programs reached 1,054 families, or approximately 5,000 individuals.
Read MorePRIME TIME program recently employed a reader of the canine kind.
Read MorePRIME TIME program applications are now open for eligible organizations.
Read MoreSarah DeBacher presented at the 2nd Annual Progressive Education Summit South.
Read MorePRIME TIME hosted a daylong conversation with Dr. Thomas Wartenberg on March 24th.
Read MorePRIME TIME and BHP Billiton at a PRIME TIME Preschool site in Caddo Parish.
Read MorePRIME TIME Preschool will launch its first Red River Parish preschool program this spring.
Read MoreThe LEH staff is deeply appreciate her as our March Humanities Hero.
Read MoreSchaumburg Elementary in New Orleans East was heavily damaged by a tornado on February 7th.
Read MoreUnion Pacific approvedgrant to the LEH for PRIME TIME family literacy programming.
Read MorePRIME TIME invites applications for a full time Program Assistant.
Read MoreThe LEH welcomes Christopher Cromwell as Vice President of Finance and Administration.
Read MoreStalanda Bradford Butcher has been named Head Start Director for Ouachita Parish.
Read MorePRIME TIME featured in infographic for the Humanities Indicators.
Read MoreSarah DeBacher will lead PRIME TIME’s suite of literacy programs serving children, families, and educators.
Read MorePRIME TIME, Inc. to be the Head Start grantee for Ouachita Parish.
Read MorePRIME TIME, Inc. to be the Head Start grantee for Ouachita Parish.
Read MorePT and BHP-Billiton Petroleum wrapped up an 18-month pilot of the PT Plus Healthy Eating program.
Read MorePRIME TIME, Inc. to be the Head Start grantee for Ouachita Parish.
Read MoreThe Shreveport-based Grayson Foundation has invested $25,000 in PRIME TIME Preschool
Read MoreLEH seeks an experienced professional to serve as Vice President of Education.
Read MoreProfessional storyteller captivated the audience.
Read MoreSince 1997, the RosaMary Foundation has been LEH’s steadfast supporter and friend.
Read MoreLEH won its first United Way of Southeast Louisiana grant.
Read MorePRIME TIME will implement 30 programs focusing on civic education in fall 2016.
Read MoreEntergy Corporation has been named to “The Civic 50” in 2016, as one of the nation’s most community-minded volunteer programs.
Read MoreCommunity Foundation of North LA continued support of PRIME TIME Full Circle programs.
Read MoreUnited Way of Northwest Louisiana support PRIME TIME Full Circle programs.
Read MoreNew bilingual book-lending project aims to distribute library of humanities.
Read MoreUnion Pacific continued investment in north, central, and southeast Louisiana communities.
Read MoreShell Oil continues commitment to education across the Gulf South.
Read MoreBeaird Family Foundation’s fifth year of support for the LEH’s PRIME TIME programs.
Read MorePRIME TIME implement a comprehensive initiative to engage kids, parents and educators in the pursuit of academic success.
Read MoreJudge Paulette Irons advocates for the power of civic education for American families.
Read MorePRIME TIME Family Reading Time is 25, and invites you to an all-day block party!
Read MorePRIME TIME affiliates offer new visions in their own states.
Read MoreThe new initiative incorporates healthy lifestyle education.
Read MoreA $30,110, two-year grant will support PRIME TIME Home Room in Lafayette Parish.
Read MorePRIME TIME is now accepting applications for Fall 2015 programs in Louisiana.
Read MoreLEH and TWNOLF offer scholarships for Louisiana teachers to attend 2015 festival.
Read MorePRIME TIME Family Reading Time continues to benefit families throughout Louisiana this fall! The nationally recognized family literacy program will reach sixteen parishes through the end of fall, with more than 1,100 participants expected to attend. Through partnerships with school districts, foundations, libraries, and corporations, PRIME TIME Family Reading Time will take place in these parishes: Ascension, Bienville, Caddo, Calcasieu, East Baton Rouge, Evangeline, Iberville, Jackson, Jefferso
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