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Well-deserved college transcripts, awards, certificates, informational packets, some prizes and compliments aplenty were handed out during Northeast High School`s Ceremony of Academic Excellence on Monday. Fifty students from the Class of 2026 were recognized for their academic work and "pride, positivity and progress" in the Pathways to Bright Futures program. The event also included a Hispanic Heritage Month presentation, a student poem and recognition of honor roll achievements. Lisa Shaw, the school`s academic program coordinator for ninth for 10 grades, said she just wanted the students to be seen. "I need them to be encouraged and to know that they are working for something. So for the students who are engaged with the (Career and Technical Education Center) program and the dual-enrollment program, I wanted them to feel acknowledged for the small step they have already taken. They need to be motivated by me, the community, outside resources and everybody, so they have something to look forward to," Shaw said.
🎉✨ Celebrating Success at Main Event! 🌟🎉
Our Park Forest Elementary students rocked the LEAP 2025 Test and achieved proficiency! 🙌📚 Thanks to the incredible support from "BIG BROWN," we had an amazing field trip to Main Event to honor their hard work and dedication. 🎳🎉 Here`s to our bright stars and the exciting adventures that lie ahead! 🌠 #LEAP2025Champs #FieldTripFun #BIGBROWNBoost @park_forest_elementary_csam
Haircuts and healthy habits. Barbers from Mitchell`s and Company salon visited LaSalle Elementary School on Monday to provide free haircuts for boys and introduce healthy snack options. The "Shop Talk" event is part of Mitchell`s new partnership with Volunteers in Public Schools. #WeAreEBR
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A host of @ebrschools elementary schools kicked off the fall elementary sports season on Saturday at Broadmoor High School. As we enter year 3 of elementary sports, we’ve been able to grow the program to about 1,500 participating students; we look to surpass the 2,000 mark with more schools joining the ranks winter and spring seasons. Ensuring our young student-athletes gain early exposure to basic skills and concepts and learn teamwork and problem-solving while encouraging healthy activity definitely registers in the win column.
Saturday was a fun day as I enjoyed seeing our youngest athletes kick off the fall elementary sports season at Broadmoor High. In Year 3 of the program, it`s amazing to see about 1,500 participating students; it`s also exciting to think about surpassing the 2,000 mark with more schools joining in the winter and spring seasons. This fantastic program is helping young student-athletes gain early exposure to basic skills and concepts and learn teamwork and problem-solving while encouraging healthy activity.
Here`s the Week 5 high school football scores/schedule for EBR Schools.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 28
Walker 51, Belaire 0
Parkview Baptist 56, Glen Oaks 6
FRIDAY, SEPT. 29
McKinley 24, Tara 20
Central 53, Capitol 0
Rummel 42, Scotlandville 12
St. James 22, Woodlawn 7
West Feliciana 33, Istrouma 29
Brusly 34, Broadmoor 6
Loranger 27, Liberty 20
Slaughter Community Charter 40, Northeast 12
Health Care Centers in Schools hosting drive-thru event.
Here`s the Week 5 high school football scores/schedule for EBR Schools. All games kick off at 7 p.m. #WeAreEBR
THURSDAY, SEPT. 28
Walker 51, Belaire 0
Parkview Baptist 56, Glen Oaks 6
FRIDAY, SEPT. 29
Capitol at Central
Rummel at Scotlandville
Woodlawn at St. James
West Feliciana at Istrouma
McKinley vs. Tara at Broadmoor
Broadmoor at Brusly
Liberty at Loranger
Slaughter Community Charter at Northeast
🎬 Sneak Peek Alert! 🎬
Curious about our employment fair on Saturday at Scotlandville Plaza Park? Dive into our exclusive behind-the-scenes video featuring Human Resources Chief Nichola Hall! Witness the magic unfold. 🌟🎥
📅#EBRSchools #CareerFairFun #ScotlandvilleEvent #CommunityGrowth
🎉 Seeking your next big career move or just want to explore? Join us Saturday and discover opportunities aplenty at the Career Fair Extravaganza at Scotlandville Plaza Park! Plus, indulge in mouth-watering Chicken Shack delicacies and groove to live music. See you there!
Crestworth Elementary School`s Early Learning Microcenter was alive with excitement on Wednesday as Gov. John Bel Edwards and EBR Schools Superintendent Dr. Sito Narcisse helped launch Dolly Parton`s Imagination Library of Louisiana statewide expansion. The initiative`s goal is to inspire a love for reading by offering free, age-appropriate books to children ages 0-5 years; students would receive one book a month for up to five years regardless of their household income. Narcisse greeted the library full of 3- and 4-year-olds, school leaders, staff, School Board members, state legislators and other dignitaries. The governor read from Parton`s book "Coat of Many Colors." Students received gift bags from the governor and LPB. Students were then escorted to a snowball celebration featuring LSU`s Mike the Tiger, Southern University`s Lacumba, SU`s cheerleaders and PBS` Super Why. This celebration was made possible by Dolly Parton`s Imagination Library and the support of numerous partners. #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. The Section 504 Coordinator is Danielle Staten-Ojo – DStaten@ebrschools.org, (225) 326-5668.
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