The latest happenings in EBR Schools.
Scotlandville Magnet High School students Reagan Scott and Chalaycia Lee were named finalists in the Marshall-Brennan Moot Court Regional Competition on Nov. 14 at Southern University. Scott and Lee are […]
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Employees of the East Baton Rouge Parish School System will be receiving $16,000 from the Louisiana Unclaimed Property program. The program, led by state Treasurer John Schroder, has over $1 billion in unclaimed money belonging to Louisiana residents. The EBRPSS Human Resources Department has been working with the state Department
The digital divide in America remains a cause for concern with one-quarter of students lacking adequate home internet access, and it continues to stifle educational progress for too many children. That reality is about to shift for EBR high school students. T-Mobile has awarded EBR Schools a $2 million grant
Scotlandville Magnet High School and the East Baton Rouge Parish School System will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the unveiling of a law courtroom at 9 a.m. Thursday, March 30, at the school, 9870 Scotland Ave. Scotlandville offers several programs, ranging from its academic magnet program to the law and
A dollar bill has gone a long way and garnered national recognition for one EBR Schools student. Kelvin Ellis was
The Westdale Middle World Language Immersion Magnet program was recognized as the Top Merit Magnet Program of Excellence by Magnet Schools of
Desegregating the East Baton Rouge Parish School System during the 1963-64 school year took courage and sacrifice on the part
🎙️ Let’s hear from our students.
Capitol High students shared their voices last week during a student forum with Superintendent LaMont Cole and EBR Schools leadership.
The listening session gave students a safe and open space to share their concerns and thoughts about their school experience.
🗓️ Student forums are held quarterly at high schools across the district — with the next one set for Jan. 22 at Belaire High.
#WeAreEBR #ebrschools
It`s basketball time! Join us this weekend for the East Baton Rouge Parish Schools Girls` Basketball Tournament presented by Mayor Sid Edwards. All games are at Woodlawn High School.
🏀 Learn more here at ebrschools.org/news
🎤 Cheer on the Pirates and the Pelicans.
The award-winning Famous Singing Pirates of Park Forest Elementary Creative Sciences and Arts Magnet School will perform the national anthem before the New Orleans Pelicans vs. Oklahoma City Thunder game at 7 p.m. Monday at the Smoothie King Center. 🏀
📣 This performance is also a fundraising opportunity for the school!
Every ticket purchased using the custom QR code or link on the flyer directly supports Park Forest. 🎶💙
#famoussingingpirates #parkforestelementary
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Meeting their tutors face-to-face brought some exciting moments for students at Capitol Elementary on Friday. Eight college tutors from across the country visited campus to meet the students they’ve been working with online this semester through the Teach For America Ignite Fellowship program. These tutors represented eight states, including Louisiana, Maryland, Minnesota, New York and Massachusetts. 💛💙
Learn more about the program:
🔗 https://www.teachforamerica.org/ignite
#WeAreEBR #daretobegreat #ebrschools #TeachForAmerica #IgniteFellowship #LiteracyMatter
🚌💨 Hitting the road!🏈
The Istrouma High Indians are rolling to Shreveport to take on Booker T. Washington on Friday night in the first round of the state playoffs! 🏈🔥
Istrouma is one of five EBR Schools all going on the road for the playoffs — joining Liberty, Belaire, Glen Oaks and Northeast.️💛💙
Wishing the best of luck to all our teams. 👏🏾🏆
#WeAreEBR #PlayoffsBound #FridayNightLights
🎯 Games, teamwork and other extracurricular activities brought together students from across the district on Wednesday for the Youth Leadership Summit at the Professional Development Center.
Hosted by the Exceptional Student Services Department, the summit promoted inclusivity inside and outside the classroom and helped unite students with disabilities and their nondisabled peers. I CARE student ambassadors also helped facilitate the day’s activities. The project was funded through a grant awarded by Unified Sports through Special Olympics. 🏅
#WeAreEBR #ebrschools #Inclusion #SpecialOlympics #UnifiedSports
Road to the Dome! Congratulations to our schools for making the playoffs. We wish them the best of luck!
DI - Select
- Liberty at Brother Martin
DII - Select
- Istrouma at Booker T. Washington
- Belaire at Patrick Taylor
DIII - Select
- Glen Oaks at Catholic - New Iberia
DIV - Non Select
Northeast at Ferriday
