September 12, 2022
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This week's "Sincerely Sito," Dr. Narcisse talks about Pathways to Bright Futures that is encouraging #ebrpss students to pick a future career path. BRCC Pathways coordinator Rhett Poche, highlights the opportunities available to students. #WeAreEBR
Congrats to the #educatorsofthemonth
We're so honored to have so many amazing educators in the #ebrpss.
Thank you to all who participated in this giveaway. This month's winners are:
Michaud Jenkins from Twin Oaks Elementary
Kristie Hendricks from @glasgowgators
Heather Langlois from @mckinleyhighbr
You'll be receiving your prizes on Monday!
We're celebrating #NationalHispanicHeritageMonth with coloring sheets for the parish!
Check out the #ebrpss webpage to download the coloring pages for you and your family to honor the holiday!
Dr. Sito Narcisse was joined by state Superintendent of Education Cade Brumley on a school tour of #ebrpss
The superintendents walked through Woodlawn and Shenandoah elementary schools to talk with teachers and meet some amazing students!
The school leaders enjoyed seeing the growth and development of our district!
Today’s “Day of Hope” event was amazing! We were honored to hear directly from students to help them address the issues they face and to provide them with motivation and guidance to empower their choices.
“I loved today! It made me realize so much, like there is always room to hope and that other kids are dealing with the same stuff I am.” - Student attendee
“Day of Hope was outstanding. Today was the most amazing experience I’ve ever witnessed for young people.” - Parent attendee
Special thanks to @tremaine2911 and @2911mentor for facilitating such a great day!
Please join us this Wednesday for the community forum at The Dufrocq School at 4:30pm.
We can't wait to see you there!
Congratulations to the 2022 graduates of the EBR Leadership Academy!
Various departments across the district participated in the 12-month program that aligns with our strategic plan of continued professional development.
Special thanks to the members of Southern University's Human Jukebox for sharing details about their college life and career aspirations, along with the special graduation performance.
This week’s "Sincerely Sito" highlights National Hispanic Heritage Month. Students and staff from Baton Rouge Foreign Language Academic Immersion Magnet School talk about the importance of the month and how the community can celebrate. #SincerelySito #WeAreEBR
Feliz mes Nacional de la Herencia Hispana!
We’re excited to celebrate #nationalhispanicheritagemonth with #ebrpss.
This month, we’ll be recognizing the achievements & contributions of Hispanic Americans who inspired us to reach for the stars! Some of these leaders have paved the way for our communities and our parish, and we want to salute to them for their dedication.
Several schools will be honoring the holiday through festivals, events, programs and more!
How will your school celebrate the Hispanic holiday?
The EBR Child Nutrition Department wants YOU to start your day with a healthy breakfast.
This month, we're celebrating #betterbreakfastmonth, and we're encouraging our #ebrpss families to eat a nutritious breakfast every day of the month and the whole year!
Consuming a well-balanced breakfast in the morning gives our bodies energy throughout the day. Studies have shown that when children eat a healthy meal, they consistently perform better at school.
Let's prepare healthy meals and promote a healthy lifestyle for our children!
This month is #cviawarenessmonth, and we want to highlight the condition that some #ebrpss students and families deal with.
Cerebral visual impairment (also called cortical visual impairment or CVI) is a disorder caused by damage to the parts of the brain that processes vision. Please refer to some of our resources to learn more.
It is a historic week in Baton Rouge as we all anticipate the football matchup between Louisiana State University and Southern University. We hear directly from players of both schools about why this weekend is about more than just a game. Superintendent Narcisse also gives school updates.
#WeAreEBR #lsuvssu
Please join us.
We're celebrating educators all month long!
We acknowledge the hard work our educators in #ebrpss have done but this month we want to do something special.
We're launching our #educatorsofthemonth by having our elementary, middle and high school principals pick an educator in their schools. Then, those names will go into a drawing where three educators will win a FREE massage from @theemporiumbr
This is our way to say thank you to all of our teachers, staff, administrators & educators who make our parish thrive!
With Labor Day quickly approaching, we learn more about what the holiday means. Also, Superintendent Narcisse shares school updates and more! #WeAreEBR #SincerelySito
We have more ways for you and your family to stay active with our Transportation Team!
We are introducing our new Customer Service Response Team. This will be a guaranteed response that will answer inquiries in less than 24 hours.
You can reach the team at TransportationConcerns@ebrschools.org or 225-226-3784.
This service aligns with our strategic plan that promises to provide operational excellence and exemplary customer service.
Our #ebrpss seniors are gathering for an event that'll help them grow in their college and career journeys!
We are partnering with @2911mentor to host a college & career fair for high school seniors. There will be breakout sessions, live music and more!
Join us on Sept. 20 from 8am-1:30pm
The second-grade students at WHAM brought a little #mondaymotivation for #ebrpss
This week, Superintendent Sito Narcisse discusses the need for parents to connect with their kids in the "student world," and shares details on a new app for parents to keep up with their students' progress in school. Also, EBR Counselors speak about "National Wellness Month."
August is #nationalwellnessmonth, and we want our #ebrpss students, staff, and community to be healthy mentally and physically.
We encourage our parents to help their children focus on self-care, manage stress and promote healthy routines. Children can do this by drinking more water, exercising and taking social media breaks.
A healthy mind and body are essential for the growth and development of our students!
In this week's #SincerelySito I talk about the Pathways to Bright Futures program that is encouraging @ebrpschools students to pick a future career path. BRCC Pathways coordinator, Rhett Poche, highlights the opportunities available to students. #WeAreEBR
https://youtu.be/7Bx1hlx68ts
The Gifted and Traditional Extravaganza is going on at the Main Library! Check out some of our #ebrpss students celebrate their talents with the community!
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