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All EBRPSS sites are closed today.
All EBRPSS sites and offices are closed.
We hope everyone has a great Independence Day! Let us know how you’ll be celebrating the holiday.
Some pretty amazing things happened during the 2021-2022 school year! Take a look back with us. #WeAreEBR
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Happy 4th of July 🇺🇸
The East Baton Rouge Parish Housing Authority was honored today with a prestigious award at the NAHRO conference for its collaboration with EBR Schools in providing technology to students during COVID.
The program was called "Tech Ready," and the EBR IT staff were the
key people who worked on this project.
Included in receiving the award are J. Wesley Daniels Jr., CEO of the East Baton Rouge Parish Housing Authority; Tonya Mabry, Southwest Regional NAHRO president and executive director of the Tangipahoa Parish Government Housing Authority; and Terrica Jamison, director of Technology Resources at EBR Schools.
Kids are having a blast at our #ebrpss summer camps!
Student campers at @tarahightrojans claiborne.ebr and Woodlawn Middle School enjoyed arts, music, & fun at the summer camps in our parish.
These are some of the summer enrichments provided by the #ebrpss
We enjoyed celebrating #blackmusicmonth with our #ebrpss chiefs this month!
Check out their fav musicians!
We encourage you to find your new fav song you can jam to all summer long!
#throwbackthursday
Some pretty amazing things happened during the 2021-2022 school year! Take a look back with us. #WeAreEBR
Congrats to our Literacy Summer Reading Bingo winner, Kate!
@brcvpa upcoming third-grader Kate finished the bingo card in two days!! We're so elated for our #ebrpss students getting excited about reading!
The Division of Literacy representative Brenda thanked Kate for her dedication to #summereading
Way to go, Kate!
Earlier today at Park Forest Elementary, the East Baton Rouge Parish School System spoke to WBRZ’s Kalista Mitrisin about our plan to implement raises and increase teacher recruitment. This will play a huge role with the Pathways to Bright Futures program and help expand our growing school district. Ben Lemoine, the EBRPSS director of communications and public relations, answered questions about the nationwide teacher shortage and the impact on Baton Rouge schools. Lemoine shared details about new measures and incentives, including salary raises, bonuses, stipends, and teacher certification programs. #WeAreEBR
Great times today at the #ISTELive22 conference! Members of the EBRPSS staff have been enjoying the opportunity to learn more about technology, innovation and education. Also, Dr. Narcisse participated in a panel discussion with thought leaders around the value of uncommon alliances in education, which included the Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of Education, Cindy Marten. #WeAreEBR
Students from #ebrpss showcased their gaming skills at the National EdTech Conference in New Orleans. Students from Northeast High, Liberty Magnet High and Baton Rouge Magnet High participated in an esports panel moderated by Kristina Ishmael, of the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Ed Tech.
Students talked about esports across educational environments and learned about esports in the parish.
Thank you students for representing the parish well!
Today, The East Baton Rouge Parish School System held an active shooter training session for school transportation supervisors and first responders. The training at the school security office involved class demonstrations and instruction and actual hands-on drills on a bus to isolate a potential threats by anyone with a weapon. We will consistently continue to monitor our safety and protection efforts and provide security to our students and staff within our schools and transportation systems.
We also plan to have another drill before the start of the new school year.
For more information visit our website!
#WeAreEBR
Sito Gets Physical?
Dr. Narcisse stopped by Claiborne Elementary to check out students participating in a sports athletic camp. The camp provides elementary students with learning fundamentals that comes with a twist. We caught him diving into the action with one activity that allows students to strike out math problems using a ball!
By the way...our ball is rolling for next year's enrollment! Stayed tuned to see what's coming in the summer of 2023. #WeAreEBR
Sito visits Summer Camps!
Today at Tara High School, Dr. Narcisse took time out of his busy schedule to check up on some talented students.
Tara High School is one of several schools to host a fine arts summer program. Students between elementary and middle school dived into a splash of color with arts and craft classes and the rhythm of dance and music with musical theater.
The summer camp also thrives in the world of words providing reading activities to students.
The ball is already rolling for next year's enrollment! Stayed tuned to see what's coming in the summer of 2023.
#afineartssummer #WeAreEBR
#EBRPSSmessage: To make Baton Rouge the reading Capital of the State!
Today at the Goodwood Library, Superintendent Sito Narcisse, the Division of Literacy and the Mayor’s office presented a literacy blueprint highlighting goals to focus on reading engagement and development within schools to enhance student success. Our goal is to make sure we can reach inside homes and promote the power of literacy. Soon, students and families will be able to participate in after school projects, take home activities and more.
Click the link to learn more about our literacy blue print: https://bit.ly/ebrliteracy
For this week's "Sincerely, Sito," Dr. Narcisse highlights the importance of Father's Day and the Juneteenth holiday. Additional schoolwide updates are also provided. #WeAreEBR #SincerelySito
Happy Father’s Day to all of the fathers and father figures in #ebrpss 💙
Happy #Juneteenth weekend! Juneteenth is usually commemorated on June 19th, which is the date enslaved people in Galveston, Texas became informed by Union soldiers the Civil War was over. Also notable is the fact this notification came nearly two and a half years after the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation.
Today, the holiday is known as Freedom Day and used to celebrate African American culture and influence with emphasis on education and achievement. Various celebratory programs, gatherings and educational initiatives are held worldwide to highlight Juneteenth.
We're so excited for our #ebrp summer school programs and initiatives!
This week, Superintendent Dr. Sito Narcisse visited Bernard Terrace Elementary, where he witnessed some students hard at work. He also visited EBR Career & Technical Education Center (CTEC), where he saw the high school students learning CPR and much more in the health industry.
Our staff also visited other camps and captured #ebrpss students having fun learning!
We’re excited to launch the summer reading list with the #ebrpss Division of Literacy!
Students are encouraged to enter into new worlds and learn exciting new things through books! Have your child take a photo of the bingo card on Our Stories, and keep track of the books they read. Post your bingo card once it is completed before July 22, and we’ll reward the first elementary, middle and high school student with a prize!
Baton Rouge wants everyone to feel safe in their communities.
Officials participated in the Louisiana School Summit, where staff in the #ebrpss and other leaders learned best practices to remain safe in their schools and organizations.
EBRPSS Superintendent Dr. Sito Narcisse joined Louisiana Superintendent of Education Dr. Cade Brumley in welcoming guests to the summit.
Dr. Narcisse emphasized his mission that children feel safe in their environment for learning. He continues to work to make sure that students in the parish have school facilities that are nourishing and protected.
Summer fun includes reading! EBR Schools’ Summer Reading lists are now available online at www.ebrschools.org/summer. Children of all ages can join in on the fun because there are books for students in kindergarten through 12th grade.
Be on the lookout for more summer reading fun activities all summer long ☀️. #WeAreEBR
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, Title IX Info. The Section 504 Coordinator is Danielle Staten – DStaten@ebrschools.org, (225) 326-5668.
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