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The latest happenings in EBR Schools.

Glen Oaks High students graduate with associate degrees, diplomas

Two graduations — earning a degree and a diploma in the same week. Congratulations to the outstanding Glen Oaks High students who graduated from Baton Rouge Community College on May […]

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Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library Expansion

Our EBRPSS 6 Keys to Success are the most critical guideposts of our EBR Schools Strategic Plan. They intentionally begin with the fundamental need to begin educating our community from birth. That’s why we focus so intently on early childhood and why this event at Crestworth Elementary School was a

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Schedule Updates

The staggered dismissal schedules for secondary schools (high and middle schools) will continue through Friday, Sept. 8, 2023. All secondary schools will dismiss at 1:25 pm, and all elementary schools will dismiss at the regular 3:25 pm time. Our buses will operate routes in coordination with these adjusted schedules to

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Meal Service August 21st

With EBRPSS school classes cancelled for Monday, August 21, 2023, our child nutrition leaders want to ensure our families that school breakfast and lunch will still be provided for their children at their regular campuses. Meal pick-up locations are being provided on Monday at 10 schools, 2 per region, where

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Child Nutrition Program Offers Online Menu Services

The Child Nutrition Program is introducing Meal Viewer, an online menu service for parents and students. It allows for a convenient and speedy way to access the school’s daily menus. Meal Viewer offers families an informal, easy-to-use and user-friendly service that includes the following: Convenience – The service is available

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UPCOMING EVENTS

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Thanks to Entergy for its generous donation to the Big Buddy Program in support of the Mayor’s Youth Workforce Experience, a partnership between EBR Schools, Employ BR, Baton Rouge Community College, Baton Rouge Area Chamber, Big Buddy and the Office of the Mayor-President. The Youth Workforce Experience allows local high school scholars to gain valuable exposure to professional work environments, build transferable employability skills and earn industry-based credentials. Participants who meet the required on-the-job training and classroom instruction hours outlined by the Louisiana Department of Education will earn one Carnegie unit on their high school transcripts. Together, we are creating pathways for youth to thrive academically, professionally, and personally — all while investing in Baton Rouge’s future workforce.

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