The latest happenings in EBR Schools.
The East Baton Rouge Parish School System has achieved historic gains in the latest School Performance Scores and letter grades released by the Louisiana Department of Education on Nov. 20. […]
District Principal of the Year Winners ElementaryDr. Joy Abernathy-Dyer, Villa Del ReyVanessa Bloss, Woodlawn Elementary MiddleAaron Sinclair, Eva Legard Center HighJohn Hayman, Tara High School District Teacher of the Year Winners ElementaryKylie Altier, Buchanan ElementaryBrittany Jefferson, Park Medical Academy MiddleJustin Broussard, Park Forest MiddleJanesa Richardson, Scotlandville Middle HighLai Cao, Baton
Superintendent Sito Narcisse is elated to announce that the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has awarded the East Baton Rouge Parish School System a $3.5 million “Research and Development Partnerships for Math Equity” grant for economically disadvantaged and minority students. The selection follows a rigorous six-month process among 17 qualifying
A joint press release from EBRPSS and 100 Black Men of Metro Baton Rouge, with approval from Apple The East Baton Rouge Parish School System and 100 Black Men of Metro Baton Rouge will hold a press conference at 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 11, at the School Board Office (1050
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Congratulations to Brennan Smith (Westdale Heights Academic Magnet), Madilyn Whitmore (Westdale Middle School) and Noor Akram (Woodlawn High School) for
Mathematics content supervisor Latrenda Knighten was elected as president of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics during the organization’s
LOUISIANA INSPIRED:
Barry Jackson has left a legacy of leadership, mentorship and unwavering commitment to his students during his time at Tara High.
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🏆 Hang another banner in the Woodlawn High rafters — and add a trophy. The host and undefeated Lady Panthers (6-0) clinched their second-straight EBR Parish Girls Basketball Tournament title with a narrow 41–40 win over Liberty on Wednesday.
Woodlawn also claimed the inaugural traveling trophy, which will now reside each year at the home of the champion.
A huge thank you to all 11 participating schools, the volunteers and the community for making this one of the best girls tournaments yet.
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As we celebrate this Thanksgiving, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to our EBR schools community. We are truly thankful for the hard work and dedication you have shown to improve our school system. Your commitment to our students and their success is invaluable. Together, we are making a positive impact in the lives of our children and paving the way for a brighter future. Happy Thanksgiving to all!
Employee Spotlight | Melissa Cooke
Melissa is a 4th-grade science and social studies teacher at WHAM. Spending 12 years with EBR. She believes in hands-on learning, which makes science an enjoyable experience. She loves the idea of having pets in the classroom, as it teaches responsibility and fosters a love for animals. What kids do outside of the classroom is essential; it`s not just about test scores. Former students say she played a significant role in fostering their enthusiasm for science. #DareToBeGreat #WeAreEBR #ebrschools
Thanksgiving is tomorrow! We asked our students what they were thankful for. 🥰
Out with the Old (Glory), in with the new.
Crestworth Early Learning Center and Crestworth Elementary held a meaningful ceremony on Friday to respectfully retire their worn American flag and raise a new one. The Istrouma High JROTC and Boy Scouts from Crestworth led the ceremony with dignity and care, ensuring this tradition was carried out with honor.
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Paul Valdezco | A dedicated sixth-grade social studies teacher with two years of experience at Glasgow and a total of fourteen years in the field, including twelve years in the Philippines. Mr. Valdezco believes that educators have the power to shape the future by positively influencing their students` lives.
"When we transform students, we ultimately alter the course of the future,"
