BATON ROUGE, La. – The Louisiana Department of Education (LDOE) recently announced that Brianne Loupe, a Denham Springs Junior High teacher, will be among the 14 educators who have been selected to serve a four-year term on the Teachers Advisory Council, beginning with this school year.
Public applications for the open seats were released in May, and members were named last month.
Superintendent Dr. Cade Brumley created the Teachers Advisory Council in response to Senate Concurrent Resolution 33 (2022) to enhance the teacher’s voice and gather educator feedback on current education initiatives and how Louisiana can continue to improve student outcomes.
The council meets with state leaders on a quarterly basis to discuss issues, laws, rules, and policies affecting teachers and students. The council has provided feedback on topics including Let Teachers Teach, math, literacy, attendance, accountability, and teacher recruitment.
“Mrs. Loupe’s selection to this statewide advisory council is a great honor and a recognition of her dedication to advancing learning among all students. We are proud of her efforts and the state’s commitment to continuous improvement,” Superintendent Jody Purvis said.
The following teachers were selected for the Teachers Advisory Council:
