Point Coupee Parish replaces temporary buildings with new classrooms and welding shopPOINTE COUPEE — Students in Pointe Coupee Parish will return to school on Aug. 10 with new classrooms, updated security and a brand new academic program waiting for them. For years, ninth through twelfth grade students and staff learned in temporary buildings. "So we will actually have two buildings," Pointe Coupee Parish Schools Superintendent Kim Canezaro said. "The first one will be a 10-classroom building, along with restrooms, and right behind it will be a new welding shop with 15 welding bays." "We are so excited to finally get these temporary buildings out of here that we've had for years," Canezaro said.