Please join us for two nights of action-packed high school football action. The East Baton Rouge Parish School System is excited to kick off the high school football season for […]
It’s been quite a few months for Broadmoor Elementary broadcasting teacher Mark Ellis Jr. Ellis and his Ablaze Youth Choir were honored as the New Artist of the Year during […]
Baton Rouge Magnet High School has once again earned national recognition, ranking as the No. 1 high school in the region, No. 6 in the state and No. 209 nationally, […]
Baton Rouge Magnet High School student Niles Haymer II said he had an idea that his speech, titled “What Leadership Means To Me,” would grab the attention of judges in […]
A new chapter in family service began on Aug. 11. EBR Schools officially celebrated the opening of a new Welcome Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, creating a convenient, one-stop destination […]
🔥🏈 THE BATTLE ON THE BLUFF IS HERE! 🏈🔥
Mayor-President Sid Edwards is calling on Baton Rouge to SHOW UP as some of our city’s best high school football programs take the field for two exciting nights at A.W. Mumford Stadium!
📅 August 27–28
📍 A.W. Mumford Stadium
THURSDAY, AUGUST 27
🏈 Belaire vs. Broadmoor
🏈 Woodlawn vs. Madison Prep
🏈 Northeast vs. Tara
FRIDAY, AUGUST 28
🏈 Istrouma vs. McKinley
🏈 Scotlandville vs. Liberty
🏈 Glen Oaks vs. Capitol
🔥🏈 THE BATTLE ON THE BLUFF IS HERE! 🏈🔥
Mayor-President Sid Edwards is calling on Baton Rouge to SHOW UP as some of our city’s best high school football programs take the field for two exciting nights at A.W. Mumford Stadium!
📅 August 27–28
📍 A.W. Mumford Stadium
THURSDAY, AUGUST 27
🏈 Belaire vs. Broadmoor
🏈 Woodlawn vs. Madison Prep
🏈 Northeast vs. Tara
FRIDAY, AUGUST 28
🏈 Istrouma vs. McKinley
🏈 Scotlandville vs. Liberty
🏈 Glen Oaks vs. Capitol
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Nowhere else puts the tools for your future to work quite like this. ⚡️
Where potential meets possibility. What’s next starts taking shape at EBR Schools. Maybe it’s worth taking another look.
Nowhere else puts the tools for your future to work quite like this. ⚡️
Where potential meets possibility. What’s next starts taking shape at EBR Schools. Maybe it’s worth taking another look.
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📸 Say cheese, Greenbrier! 😁
Photographers were able to get more than a few smiles during picture day for students and staff at Greenbrier Elementary.💚📸
#WeAreEBR #LetsGoHigher #GreenbrierElementary #ebrschools
📸 Say cheese, Greenbrier! 😁
Photographers were able to get more than a few smiles during picture day for students and staff at Greenbrier Elementary.💚📸
#WeAreEBR #LetsGoHigher #GreenbrierElementary #ebrschools
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Join us in saluting Cadet Lt. Col. Mahki Matthews of Istrouma High School, who proudly led the Pledge of Allegiance to open Thursday’s EBR School Board meeting. He was introduced by Lt. Col. Stephen Johnston, who called Mahki a "model cadet" for his commitment and service:
🎖️ Fourth-year JROTC cadet.
⭐ Serves as battalion commander for the second consecutive year.
💪 Recognized as a model cadet who strives to live out the Cadet Creed.
🎓 Plans to join the Southern University Police Department following graduation.
#WeAreEBR #LetsGoHigher #IstroumaHigh #JROTC
Join us in saluting Cadet Lt. Col. Mahki Matthews of Istrouma High School, who proudly led the Pledge of Allegiance to open Thursday’s EBR School Board meeting. He was introduced by Lt. Col. Stephen Johnston, who called Mahki a "model cadet" for his commitment and service:
🎖️ Fourth-year JROTC cadet.
⭐ Serves as battalion commander for the second consecutive year.
💪 Recognized as a model cadet who strives to live out the Cadet Creed.
🎓 Plans to join the Southern University Police Department following graduation.
#WeAreEBR #LetsGoHigher #IstroumaHigh #JROTC
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Kudos to Baton Rouge Magnet High and Liberty Magnet High.🏆
According to the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings, Baton Rouge Magnet High School ranks 🏆 No. 6 in Louisiana.
Liberty Magnet High School ranks 🏆️ No. 12 in Louisiana.
Our students are showing the nation what it means to `Let`s Go Higher!
Kudos to Baton Rouge Magnet High and Liberty Magnet High.🏆
According to the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings, Baton Rouge Magnet High School ranks 🏆 No. 6 in Louisiana.
Liberty Magnet High School ranks 🏆️ No. 12 in Louisiana.
Our students are showing the nation what it means to `Let`s Go Higher!
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Niles Haymer II from Baton Rouge Magnet High School won the inaugural 100 Black Men of America Oratorical Competition. At just 16 years old, he expressed his confidence that his speech, titled “What Leadership Means To Me,” would captivate the judges. He felt a strong connection to every word he chose, which contributed to his success in the contest.
#WeAreEBR #DareToBeGreat
Niles Haymer II from Baton Rouge Magnet High School won the inaugural 100 Black Men of America Oratorical Competition. At just 16 years old, he expressed his confidence that his speech, titled “What Leadership Means To Me,” would captivate the judges. He felt a strong connection to every word he chose, which contributed to his success in the contest.
#WeAreEBR #DareToBeGreat
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Emily Adams is an 8th grade ELA teacher at Southeast Middle! In her second year at Southeast and eighth year teaching, all with EBR, she loves building meaningful relationships with her students and exposing them to the power of literacy. She believes literacy can open doors and help students see new possibilities for their lives. Fun fact, Emily is a published poet with more than 40 publications!
Emily Adams is an 8th grade ELA teacher at Southeast Middle! In her second year at Southeast and eighth year teaching, all with EBR, she loves building meaningful relationships with her students and exposing them to the power of literacy. She believes literacy can open doors and help students see new possibilities for their lives. Fun fact, Emily is a published poet with more than 40 publications! ...
Experiencing issues with your student’s transportation? We want to help!
The East Baton Rouge Parish School System is advising families that school bus transportation may experience delays during the Friday afternoon commute home because of weather and road conditions across the parish. Transportation staff members are working to safely transport students while navigating possible heavy traffic, flooded areas and impacted roadways caused by
changing weather conditions.
District officials said student safety remains the top priority as drivers continue routes throughout the parish. The district appreciates the understanding and cooperation of families and the community during the weather event.