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The Glen Oaks High School Exceptional Student Services Department held its third annual prom, marking a truly remarkable occasion with the theme "Sneaker Ball Prom." Students arrived adorned in stylish footwear, adding an extra flair to the festivities. Since its inception in 2021, this event has grown in significance. For the second year in a row, Glen Oaks extended invitations to Broadmoor High, marking a collaborative effort to enhance the experience. The event underscored the significance of integrating ESS students into school traditions and fostering enduring memories. #WeAreEBR #ebrschools
The Glen Oaks High School Exceptional Student Services Department held its third annual prom, marking a truly remarkable occasion with the theme "Sneaker Ball Prom." Students arrived adorned in stylish footwear, adding an extra flair to the festivities. Since its inception in 2021, this event has grown in significance. For the second year in a row, Glen Oaks extended invitations to Broadmoor High, marking a collaborative effort to enhance the experience. The event underscored the significance of integrating ESS students into school traditions and fostering enduring memories. #WeAreEBR #ebrschools
Welcome to the "Jaguar Jungle" and be aware of the strawberries, potatoes, collards, mustard greens, lettuce, cabbage, basil and much more. McKinley Elementary School on Friday celebrated the opening of its garden and 40-year partnership with University United Methodist Church. Volunteers from the church started with the garden at the former University Terrace Elementary. McKinley`s 40-member Junior Garden Club and 21-member fifth-garden team also tend to garden, which includes 32 galvanized raised beds. During the garden party, students shared information, and parents and community members were able to buy plants as well. #ebrschools #WeAreEBR
Welcome to the "Jaguar Jungle" and be aware of the strawberries, potatoes, collards, mustard greens, lettuce, cabbage, basil and much more. McKinley Elementary School on Friday celebrated the opening of its garden and 40-year partnership with University United Methodist Church. Volunteers from the church started with the garden at the former University Terrace Elementary. McKinley`s 40-member Junior Garden Club and 21-member fifth-garden team also tend to garden, which includes 32 galvanized raised beds. During the garden party, students shared information, and parents and community members were able to buy plants as well. #ebrschools #WeAreEBR
We celebrate our librarians today! Take time today to thank your school librarian or local public librarian, or send them a card of appreciation. Librarians help our students discover knowledge. They offer guidance and expose our youth to texts, print media, literature, digital resources and technology. They provide our schools with space for learning and areas to relax and focus on studying or refreshing the mind.
We celebrate our librarians today! Take time today to thank your school librarian or local public librarian, or send them a card of appreciation. Librarians help our students discover knowledge. They offer guidance and expose our youth to texts, print media, literature, digital resources and technology. They provide our schools with space for learning and areas to relax and focus on studying or refreshing the mind.
The champions have been crowned.
The East Baton Rouge ESports League wrapped up in thrilling fashion last weekend with champions across Madden, Super Smash Bros., and Rocket League!
Madden Championship
Coby Robinson (Tara High School) dethroned reigning champion Kameron Kelly (Scotlandville High) to claim the coveted EBREL Madden title.
Super Smash Bros. Championship
William Burris (Baton Rouge Magnet) secured a back-to-back championship victory, defeating Montral Winfield (Woodlawn High) in the finals.
Rocket League Championship
Elementary Division: Capitol Elementary rose above the competition, defeating Villa Del Rey to claim the championship title.
Middle Division: Scotlandville Middle Pre-Engineering Academy dominated the competition, securing the championship win over Southeast Middle.
High Division: Baton Rouge High School emerged victorious after a close match against last year`s champions, Tara.
Grand Finals: In an epic showdown, Baton Rouge High solidified its dominance by defeating SPEMA to become the ultimate EBREL Rocket League Grand Champions!
Congratulations to all the winners and participants for making this year`s EBREL Championship a smash hit!
The champions have been crowned.
The East Baton Rouge ESports League wrapped up in thrilling fashion last weekend with champions across Madden, Super Smash Bros., and Rocket League!
Madden Championship
Coby Robinson (Tara High School) dethroned reigning champion Kameron Kelly (Scotlandville High) to claim the coveted EBREL Madden title.
Super Smash Bros. Championship
William Burris (Baton Rouge Magnet) secured a back-to-back championship victory, defeating Montral Winfield (Woodlawn High) in the finals.
Rocket League Championship
Elementary Division: Capitol Elementary rose above the competition, defeating Villa Del Rey to claim the championship title.
Middle Division: Scotlandville Middle Pre-Engineering Academy dominated the competition, securing the championship win over Southeast Middle.
High Division: Baton Rouge High School emerged victorious after a close match against last year`s champions, Tara.
Grand Finals: In an epic showdown, Baton Rouge High solidified its dominance by defeating SPEMA to become the ultimate EBREL Rocket League Grand Champions!
Congratulations to all the winners and participants for making this year`s EBREL Championship a smash hit!
Students around the East Baton Rouge School System geared up for LEAP, which started Monday. At Tara High on Friday, students and volunteers prepared treat bags to hand out to testers. UPS of Baton Rouge donated water, chips and other items. At Southeast Middle, students were treated to a pep rally to get motivated. Special guests were the Liberty Magnet High School band and dancers and speaker Khoi Nguyen, a Baton Rouge multimedia specialist and creative hobbyist. All of the best to all our EBR Schools students taking testing in the next few weeks. #WeAreEBR #ebrschools
Students around the East Baton Rouge School System geared up for LEAP, which started Monday. At Tara High on Friday, students and volunteers prepared treat bags to hand out to testers. UPS of Baton Rouge donated water, chips and other items. At Southeast Middle, students were treated to a pep rally to get motivated. Special guests were the Liberty Magnet High School band and dancers and speaker Khoi Nguyen, a Baton Rouge multimedia specialist and creative hobbyist. All of the best to all our EBR Schools students taking testing in the next few weeks. #WeAreEBR #ebrschools
Every year on April 15, we celebrate American Sign Language (ASL), which is primarily used by members of the deaf community who are unable to hear or speak.
The American School for the Deaf opened on April 15, 1817, in Hartford, Connecticut. Teachers and students blended Native American Signs, French Sign Language and even Martha’s Vineyard Sign Language to produce American Sign Language.
Here are some signs for the alphabet and greetings.
Every year on April 15, we celebrate American Sign Language (ASL), which is primarily used by members of the deaf community who are unable to hear or speak.
The American School for the Deaf opened on April 15, 1817, in Hartford, Connecticut. Teachers and students blended Native American Signs, French Sign Language and even Martha’s Vineyard Sign Language to produce American Sign Language.
Here are some signs for the alphabet and greetings.
Westdale Middle School eighth-graders on Thursday were the latest group to get an early glimpse into potential career paths during a tour of the EBR Career and Technical Career Center. CTEC prepares students starting as early as 10th grade for the challenge of postsecondary education and a globally competitive workforce through quality academic instruction and hands-on training by master trainers and technicians in the manufacturing, construction crafts, health care and information technology fields. #WeAreEBR #ebrschools
Westdale Middle School eighth-graders on Thursday were the latest group to get an early glimpse into potential career paths during a tour of the EBR Career and Technical Career Center. CTEC prepares students starting as early as 10th grade for the challenge of postsecondary education and a globally competitive workforce through quality academic instruction and hands-on training by master trainers and technicians in the manufacturing, construction crafts, health care and information technology fields. #WeAreEBR #ebrschools
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-Ojo – DStaten@ebrschools.org, (225) 326-5668.
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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.
Please stay tuned for more information as it becomes available.
