“Friday, I’m in Love” LSU Laboratory School

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Congratulations to the newest members of the ULS ACT 30+ Society. Each of the students pictured earned a composite score of at least 30 on the ACT!

🔗: https://t.co/oPluA13MuQ pic.twitter.com/O7LIATCZfs

— University Laboratory School (@LSULabSchool) October 21, 2024

The ULS Kids Heart Challenge (K-4) and the American Heart Challenge (5-8) have officially kicked off! Our school is proud to support the American Heart Association and help kids with special hearts! Register today to participate. https://t.co/3N9M24IxlT pic.twitter.com/zTpgSQ7SOe

— University Laboratory School (@LSULabSchool) January 29, 2021

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