Captain Shreve High School

Graduation Parking Map & “Know Before You Go”

Congratulations to the following Student-Athletes.

Top Readers for 100 Million Word Reading Challenge

Attention Gators! The buzzer has officially sounded on the most legendary reading season in our school’s history. We didn't just hit our 100-million-word target—we left it in the dust with a final scoreboard of 104,516,529 words at the end of April!
It’s time to recognize the heavy hitters who carried the team to this record-breaking victory. These readers didn't just turn pages; they dominated the "court" all year long.
In The 100 Million Ring of Honor are the Student MVPs who crushed the competition and led the league in points:

#1 - Kourtnei Edwards who read 5,998,672 words!
#2 - Chameer Jones who read 5,556,875 words !!
#3 - Victoria Garrett who read 4,127,794 words!!

To every Gator who finished a book this year: you helped us cut down the nets. We started with a goal, and we finished as champions. Take a look at Canvas for the Top 20 Student and Faculty Readers for the Year! Enjoy the victory lap, Gators—you’ve earned it!

THE BUZZER HAS SOUNDED, AND THE CROWD IS GOING WILD! 🏀🏆🎉
We didn't just hit the buzzer-beater; we blew the backboard off! Even with the "full-court press" of state testing, April was our highest-scoring month of the entire year. You didn't just meet the goal—you crushed it.
Our final scoreboard reads: 104,516,529 WORDS! In April alone, you put up a "triple-double" performance, reading over 18 million words to secure the championship. It’s time to cut down the nets and celebrate our Reading All-Stars who led the way in this historic final quarter:

🎉 HUGE CONGRATULATIONS to Leah Bryant! 🎊

We are so incredibly proud to share that Leah has been awarded a track and field scholarship to Xavier University!

Leah, your hard work, dedication, and brilliance have truly paid off. We can’t wait to see all the amazing things you’ll accomplish in this next chapter. The future is looking bright! 🎓🙌

Shreve Films just dropped on the Virtual Festival!
🎬 Watch + vote for Audience Choice by May 7 →
https://filmprizejr.com/film/backstage/
https://filmprizejr.com/film/big-man-randy:-the-prequel/
https://filmprizejr.com/film/snack-street/
When voting, please use a complete name, use a valid email address, vote only ONCE per division, and use of bots or spam could result in a film's disqualification.

Snack Street | Film Prize Junior The movie is about two new police officers who were assigned to go under cover in a high school and find and arrest the snack sellers.

Huge congratulations to Captain Shreve students Kaleb Law, Ava Bogan, Madeline Witham, and Michael Hicks on graduating from the Greater Shreveport Youth Leadership Program and stepping up as the next generation of leaders for Shreveport-Bossier! 🎓🌟🚀

Huge congratulations to Lucille Powers and Sawyer Penwell! Tonight, these two outstanding students were honored at the Shreveport Elks Club Scholarship Awards Banquet.

We are incredibly proud to announce that Captain Shreve High School made a huge splash at the 1st Annual LSUS High School Creative Writing Contest!

Out of all the talented entries, Shreve had four finalists recognized for their exceptional storytelling and voice:

✍️ Oscar Hernandez

✍️ Ka'Mya Ford

🥈 Mackenzie McDonald – 2nd Place Overall!

🥉 Sadel Zeidan – 3rd Place Overall!

Join us in celebrating these brilliant student authors for their hard work and creativity. The future of literature is looking bright at The Swamp! 💚💛

Support Shreve Students at the Film Prize Junior Film Festival!!! FREE screeings Friday @ 7:15 PM, Saturday @ 1:15 PM and 5:45 PM at the ArtBreak - Shreveport Convention Center!

Gators! Support your fellow students who have entered their films into the Film Prize Junior Film Festival!

Films will debut on the big screen Friday, April 24th and Saturday, April 25th, during ArtBreak.

Show your support by watching the films at the Film Prize Junior Film Festival at the Downtown Convention Center.

Attendance is FREE to all. To vote for the Audience Choice Award, viewers must watch at least one film slate during this year's festival.

Shreve Films are in the Community Foundation Theater, 2nd floor of the Convention center.

Friday night's screening will begin at 7:15 pm

Saturday's screening will start at 1:15 and 5:45 pm.

Scan the QR Code present at the end of the viewing slate to access the voting ballot and rank your top three favorite films.

The winner will be announced during the Awards Ceremony on Sunday, April 26th.