Congratulations to the 17 Baton Rouge Magnet High School students who have been selected as Presidential Scholars candidates by the U.S. Department of Education. The Baton Rouge High candidates are: […]
Teaching brings joy to Wildwood Elementary School’s Alexandra Horner, who was honored on Feb. 5 as the English as a Second Language Teacher of the Year by the Louisiana Teachers […]
High praise for high-dosage tutoring. State Superintendent of Education Dr. Cade Brumley and EBR Schools Superintendent LaMont Cole celebrated on Jan. 31 at Jefferson Terrace Academy to highlight EBR Schools’ […]
Congratulations to Paul Jackson, of Scotlandville Magnet High School, for his selection as the Region V Principal of the Year by Magnet Schools of America. The esteemed recognition celebrates exceptional […]
Louisiana’s incredible educators and students were celebrated for the phenomenal growth shown over the past few years. EBR Schools Superintendent LaMont Cole joined Gov. Jeff Landry, state Superintendent of Education […]
EBR Schools has a new Dress Code — for employees only. The Dress Code store at 3000 N. Sherwood Forest Drive, Suite B, will be holding its grand opening at 2 p.m. Thursday. Regular hours will be 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays.
EBR Schools has a new Dress Code — for employees only. The Dress Code store at 3000 N. Sherwood Forest Drive, Suite B, will be holding its grand opening at 2 p.m. Thursday. Regular hours will be 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays.
EBR Schools is facing a brighter future behind Superintendent LaMont Cole, who has been described as the "face of public school education" in the latest issue of Faces and Places of Greater Baton Rouge. "Guided by a transformative vision, Cole is redefining what education can be," according to the article.
https://www.facesandplaces.com/listing/east-baton-rouge-parish-schools/
EBR Schools is facing a brighter future behind Superintendent LaMont Cole, who has been described as the "face of public school education" in the latest issue of Faces and Places of Greater Baton Rouge. "Guided by a transformative vision, Cole is redefining what education can be," according to the article.
https://www.facesandplaces.com/listing/east-baton-rouge-parish-schools/
"Surviving Northeast" is a school motto and a short anti-bullying film written, directed, produced and starring students in Anthony Parker`s digital media classes at Northeast High. The film recently had its red carpet premiere in the school`s auditorium.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svGIEz5U54w
#WeAreEBR #ebrschools
"Surviving Northeast" is a school motto and a short anti-bullying film written, directed, produced and starring students in Anthony Parker`s digital media classes at Northeast High. The film recently had its red carpet premiere in the school`s auditorium.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svGIEz5U54w
#WeAreEBR #ebrschools
The McKinley Middle Magnet Show Choir delivered an impressive performance during the congressional swearing-in ceremony for EBR Schools alum Cleo Fields. Under the direction of Brandy Johnson, the choir expertly performed "God Bless America" and "America the Beautiful."
The McKinley Middle Magnet Show Choir delivered an impressive performance during the congressional swearing-in ceremony for EBR Schools alum Cleo Fields. Under the direction of Brandy Johnson, the choir expertly performed "God Bless America" and "America the Beautiful."
"Surviving Northeast" is more than a motto that captures the school spirit. It`s a positive vibe, a badge of pride, and even a social media handle. Now, it`s a short film solely written, directed, produced and starring students in Anthony Parker`s digital media classes at Northeast High School. The 14-minute, anti-bullying film recently had its red carpet premiere with the student body, staff and other special guests in the school`s auditorium. Parker said the message students want to convey in the film: "Be yourself and don`t depend on anyone for your happiness."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svGIEz5U54w
#WeAreEBR #ebrschools
"Surviving Northeast" is more than a motto that captures the school spirit. It`s a positive vibe, a badge of pride, and even a social media handle. Now, it`s a short film solely written, directed, produced and starring students in Anthony Parker`s digital media classes at Northeast High School. The 14-minute, anti-bullying film recently had its red carpet premiere with the student body, staff and other special guests in the school`s auditorium. Parker said the message students want to convey in the film: "Be yourself and don`t depend on anyone for your happiness."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svGIEz5U54w
#WeAreEBR #ebrschools
EBR Schools had a significant presence Monday at the swearing-in ceremony of one of its own, Cleo Fields, to the U.S. Congress by Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries. Fields, a 1980 McKinley High School graduate, is representing Louisiana in the House of Representatives, serving the Sixth Congressional District. In addition to the hundreds of EBR Schools students in attendance at Southern University, the McKinley Middle Magnet School Show Choir performed two captivating selections: "God Bless America" and "America the Beautiful." McKinley High senior Evan Mouzon gave a short speech "From a Student`s Perspective," and McKinley High Principal Robert Webb made presentations to Fields and his wife, Debra, also a McKinley graduate.
#WeAreEBR #ebrschools
EBR Schools had a significant presence Monday at the swearing-in ceremony of one of its own, Cleo Fields, to the U.S. Congress by Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries. Fields, a 1980 McKinley High School graduate, is representing Louisiana in the House of Representatives, serving the Sixth Congressional District. In addition to the hundreds of EBR Schools students in attendance at Southern University, the McKinley Middle Magnet School Show Choir performed two captivating selections: "God Bless America" and "America the Beautiful." McKinley High senior Evan Mouzon gave a short speech "From a Student`s Perspective," and McKinley High Principal Robert Webb made presentations to Fields and his wife, Debra, also a McKinley graduate.
#WeAreEBR #ebrschools
A school field trip provided about 200 EBR Schools students with an opportunity to explore careers in the maritime industry at the Water Campus along the Mississippi River. The high school students engaged in interactive tours of the Estuary and the LSU Center for River Studies. They heard from industry professionals and gained insight into the wide range of career opportunities available in the maritime sector. The students also took part in hands-on activities, including knot tying, soft skills training and line throwing. OpenWaters Louisiana`s We Work the Waterways sponsored the event in partnership with the Inland River Ports and Terminals and the Coastal Protection Restoration Authority.
A school field trip provided about 200 EBR Schools students with an opportunity to explore careers in the maritime industry at the Water Campus along the Mississippi River. The high school students engaged in interactive tours of the Estuary and the LSU Center for River Studies. They heard from industry professionals and gained insight into the wide range of career opportunities available in the maritime sector. The students also took part in hands-on activities, including knot tying, soft skills training and line throwing. OpenWaters Louisiana`s We Work the Waterways sponsored the event in partnership with the Inland River Ports and Terminals and the Coastal Protection Restoration Authority.
The East Baton Rouge Parish School System and all of its entities (including Career and Technical Education Programs) do not discriminate on the basis of age, race, religion, national origin, disability, or gender in its educational programs and activities (including employment and application for employment), and it is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of gender by Title IX (20 USC 168) and on the basis of disability by Section 504 (42 USC 794). The Title IX Coordinator is Andrew Davis, Director of Risk Management – ADavis6@ebrschools.org, (225) 929-8705. The Section 504 Coordinator is Danielle Staten – DStaten@ebrschools.org, (225) 930-5350.
Due to the potential for severe inclement weather, East Baton Rouge Parish Schools campuses and offices are closed Wednesday, April 10, 2024, and all activities will be canceled.
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