The latest happenings in EBR Schools.
The EBR Schools Division of Human Resources will host a series of community events to connect prospective employees with job opportunities and introduce community members to career pathways throughout EBR […]
EBR Schools is excited to announce a Districtwide Enrollment Day from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 4, at all school sites across the district. Each campus will open its doors to welcome families for in-person enrollment at their assigned or zoned school, providing direct access to essential
The Joe Burrow Foundation has introduced the “Burrow Blueprint,” an initiative designed to support public schools in effectively addressing and improving mental health issues. At the launch reception on Monday, July 28, at Our Lady of the Lake Children’s Hospital, speakers such as Robin and Jimmy Burrow, parents of former
Dear Beloved EBRPSS Team, Today marks one year since I had the honor of being appointed Superintendent of Schools here in Baton Rouge. I wanted to take a moment to pause, reflect, and most importantly, thank you. Your support, trust, and commitment to our students and schools have meant the
Congratulations to the McKinley Elementary School Beta Club for its impressive showing at the National Beta Convention in Orlando, Florida, this summer. McKinley represented EBR Schools well at the largest elementary school convention, which included over 8,000 students. The McKinley students were also recognized during the School Board meeting on
BATON ROUGE, La. — Get ready for an exciting week of high school basketball as East Baton Rouge Parish Schools
Three outstanding EBR Schools programs were recognized Nov. 5-7 at the recent Magnet Schools Mid-South Conference in Houston. Baton Rouge
November is Hunger and Homeless Awareness Month. In the East Baton Rouge Parish School System, we currently have 1,121 students
Our High School Athletes and Coach of the Week!
Coach of the Week
Katara Rosby - Cross Country Boys and Girls BRMHS
Female Athlete of the Week
Sabreka Johnson - Sr. Glen Oaks Volleyball
Male Athlete of the Week
Ricky Mitchell - Jr Woodlawn High School Football
🚀 Your next career opportunity could be right here in EBR Schools!
The Division of Human Resources is hosting Connect2Succeed and Educator Career Awareness events for community members and current EBR Schools employees interested in exploring career opportunities and pathways in education.
📅 Upcoming events:
Oct. 8 — Scotlandville Library, 7373 Scenic Highway.
Nov. 12 — Bluebonnet Library, 9200 Bluebonnet Blvd.
Dec. 9 — Fairwood Library, 12910 Old Hammond Highway.
Whether you`re considering a career in education or looking for your next opportunity within EBR Schools, come learn more about the pathways av#connect2succeed
For more information: Learn more on LinkedIn
#WeAreEBR #LetsGoHigher #EBRCareers #Connect2Succeed
Delmont Pre-K Center is celebrating International Dot Day with a fashion show! 🟡🔴🟢🔵
International Dot Day is a celebration of creativity, courage and self-expression inspired by Peter H. Reynolds’ children’s book, “The Dot.” The story encourages children to make their mark and discover the creative possibilities that can begin with something as simple as a dot.
"Unidos, Somos Más"
Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! From September 15 to October 15, we celebrate the history, culture, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans. #WeAreEBR #DareToBeGreat #HispanicHeritageMonth
This week, one of the best to do this work has retired. Join us in celebrating and thanking Laura Williams for 35 years of extraordinary service to the East Baton Rouge Parish School System.
Her EBR story began as a first-grade teacher at Baker Heights Elementary under the leadership of Mrs. Lucille Johnson. From the classroom, she went on to become a transformational leader at LaSalle Elementary, where she helped lead the school from a one-star rating to an “A” school. She later served the district in numerous leadership roles, culminating in her service as Chief of Schools.
For 35 years, Laura has poured her heart into EBR Schools. She has taught, mentored, encouraged and led countless students, teachers and school leaders, leaving an impact that will continue long after her retirement.
And perhaps the best reflection of her career is the question that guided it all:
“What is best for children?”
That question shaped her leadership, her decisions and the way she showed up for our schools every day.
As Laura begins her next chapter, we are grateful not only for what she accomplished, but for who she was to the people of EBR Schools: a trusted leader, a champion for children, a mentor to educators and a beloved member of our EBR family.
“I was blessed to serve, blessed to lead, and blessed to do so alongside people who cared deeply about children. EBR Schools will always be part of my story and will forever remain in my heart.”
Laura, thank you for 35 years of giving your very best to our children, our schools and our community. Your legacy is woven into the story of EBR Schools, and you will always have a place in our hearts.
Congratulations on a remarkable career and a well-deserved retirement! ❤️
#WeAreEBR #DareToBeGreat
Make Your Name Known!
We’re celebrating 18 of the most impressive and up-and-coming students in EBR Schools, highlighting the talent, passion and potential shaping our future.
Know a student who’s one to watch? 👀 Tag them below and tell us why they deserve to be recognized! Apply at https://ebrschools.org/eighteen/
#Under18 #DareToBeGreat #EBRSchools
Elementary volleyball and flag football are officially in play! Every Saturday, our young athletes will serve up some competition and run their way to victory.
The road to the Parish Championship is officially underway. Are you ready for October 24? #DareToBeGreat #WeAreEBR
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.
