BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy spent his Tuesday morning teaching students at Prairieville High School. Cassidy taught a group of 20 students in Ms. Jill Sandridge's U.S. history class how Congress and the president work together to create laws and govern the country, according to the news release. The students went through an exercise where they roleplayed as senators and representatives. One student in the class took on the role of president of the U.S. According to the news release, the exercise was outlined to show the obstacles that members of Congress face when they try to pass a bill. "Had fun with Prairieville High students passing a law to decide what to have for lunch and who pays for it," said Cassidy. "One of these students may be our senator one day, and it's partly thanks to the amazing commitment Ascension makes to help them meet their potential." Prairieville High School has a new gameday character logo, old one replaced Principal Randall Loving thanked Cassidy for visiting the school. “On behalf of Prairieville High School, I would like to extend our sincere gratitude to Senator Bill Cassidy for taking the time to visit and share his valuable insights into the governmental process with our U.S. history students," said Loving. Latest News California firefighters in Hurricane Helene relief team recovering after crash in Texas Police issue warrant for person of interest accused of driving car of dead Baton Rouge man MLB legend Pete Rose's cause of death revealed Speaker Johnson says Congress has provided funds for Helene response McDonald’s is bringing back its famous ‘Boo Buckets,’ with a new color