CSF: Scotlandville Area Survey

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Scotlandville Area Schools

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1. When thinking about a school serving the Scotlandville community, which of the following are most important to you?

High Academic Standards

Strong Discipline and Behavioral Order in the Classroom

Stable and Consistent Leadership and Teaching Staff

Strong Community & Cultural Pride

Transparency and Open Communication

2. Which academic programs or courses would you like schools to expand or introduce?

Pre-engineering, Computer Science, and Advanced STEM Pathways

Career and Technical Education (CTE) pathways (e.g., trade skills, certification programs)

Dual Enrollment (college credit)

Gifted and Talented Specialized Programs

Targeted Reading and Math Intervention and Support Tutoring

Other:

3. What types of extracurricular activities are most important to you and your family? (Select your top three preferences)

Competitive Athletics & Sports (varsity, junior varsity, intramural, etc.)

STEM and Academic Clubs (robotics, debate, chess, science olympiad, etc.)

Leadership and Service Organization (student council, Beta, 4-H, etc.)

Music and Performing Arts (marching band, choir, theater, dance, etc.)

Visual Arts and Creative Expression (photography, studio art, etc.)

4. Please rate your level of agreement with the following statement: "I feel confident that my child's school currently prioritizes safety and maintains clear, consistent classroom order."

Strongly Agree

Somewhat Agree

Agree

Somewhat Disagree

Strongly Disagree

5. Which specific safety measures should the district prioritize for Scotlandville schools? (Select all that apply)

Upgraded Physical Security (e.g., modern controlled access entryways, camera systems, etc.)

Increased presence of trained School Resource Officers (SROs)

Stricter, more consistent enforcement of classroom behavior and disciplinary rules

Expanded mental health support and early behavior-intervention teams

Regular and transparent reporting of disciplinary and safety incidents to parents

Other:

6. What additional support or resources should schools provide to help students succeed emotionally, socially and academically?

Mental Health Counselors and Social Workers

Community-Based Mentoring Programs (connecting students with local role models)

Free After-School Academic Tutoring

Dedicated College/Career Counseling and Financial Aid Guidance

Other:

7. How can Scotlandville area schools build stronger communication channels and partnerships with your family? (Select your top two preferences)

Immediate notifications via text/app regarding behavior, discipline or safety events

Weekly progress and grade updates directly from classroom teachers

Monthly newsletters from school leadership regarding campus updates and staffing

Routine town halls or community meetings with district leaders and school board members

Other:

8. What facility or campus improvements are most urgently needed? (Select all that apply)

Modernizing older classrooms with updated furniture and collaborative layouts

Upgrading science laboratories, computer labs and technical learning spaces

Repairing and enhancing athletic fields, gyms and training facilities

Repairing and enhancing playgrounds, outdoor recreational areas and green spaces

Other:

9. How important is it for Scotlandville area schools to provide direct pathways to colleges, careers and local workforce opportunities?

Critically Important

Somewhat Important

Neutral

Somewhat Not Important

Not Important at All

10. What specific workforce preparation programs would you like to see included?

11. Which statement best aligns with your thoughts on how technology should be used in the classroom?

Immersive: Every student should have a device; digital platforms should be central to daily learning and tracking assignments.

Balanced: Technology should be a supplemental tool for research and specialized projects, but secondary to traditional teacher-led instruction.

Minimal: Screen time should be limited; emphasis should be on physical textbooks, writing and hands-on collaborative activities.

12. How satisfied are you with the quality, variety and nutritional value of EBR school lunch offerings?

Highly Satisfied

Mostly Satisfied

Neutral

Mostly Dissatisfied

Highly Dissatisfied

13. What specific improvements would you like to see regarding cafeteria meal offerings, freshness or menu accuracy?

14. What would make you feel deeply proud to recommend, champion and support EBR Public Schools in the Scotlandville area to your neighbors and peers?

15. Please share any additional feedback, concerns or specific solutions you would like district leadership to consider regarding Scotlandville area schools.

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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.