The latest happenings in EBR Schools.
The East Baton Rouge Parish School System’s Kiera Deloch has been selected as one of only 13 educators nationwide to participate in the 2027 National Institute for Excellence in Teaching […]
Mathematics content supervisor Latrenda Knighten was elected as president of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics during the organization’s annual Meeting and Exposition in Washington, D.C. She started in the EBRPSS in 1987 and holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology/early childhood education from Tulane and a master’s degree in
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
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
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
The new minifarm at Northdale Academy keeps students on the go. Six dedicated students are members of the agricultural science
The stadium where Rusty Price led teams for 28 years as the football coach at Broadmoor High School now bears
Congratulations to East Baton Rouge Parish School Board President Carla Powell-Lewis for her selection to the inaugural cohort of the
Happy Mother’s Day from the East Baton Rouge Parish School System.
We were so excited to celebrate our wonderful educators during Teacher Appreciation Week for their outstanding dedication, compassion and commitment to helping students succeed all year long. Thank you for the lasting impact you make each day.
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❤️ Parents and Guardians give teachers time to Connect and Relax! 🥳
Teachers at Baton Rouge Center for Visual and Performing Arts got the VIP treatment for Teacher Appreciation Week! Thanks to the AMAZING parents and grandparents who stepped in to help cover classes, teachers were able to enjoy a relaxing lunch together and pick out a mystery book to take home. Teachers were gifted new reads, which led to some well-deserved laughs. It was a great day celebrating the people who make learning happen every day.
Shout out to the volunteers who helped make the magic happen and to our teachers for everything they pour into students all year long!
The East Baton Rouge Parish School System is receiving national recognition for its work implementing new school start times designed to better align with student health, wellness and academic success.
🔗 : https://mailchi.mp/startschoollater/news-may2026?e=d3a2f86f16
Start School Later highlighted EBR Schools in its May newsletter for taking a proactive, research-based approach to school scheduling. The national coalition brings together health professionals, sleep scientists, educators, parents and students who advocate for healthy school start times that support adolescent development and learning.
A message from Superintendent LaMont Cole to our amazing teachers.
Students and families, we encourage you to express appreciation for your educators through simple acts of kindness. You can write a thank-you note, share a treat, create a piece of art, offer positive feedback, or even volunteer your time. These gestures help foster a positive school environment and show your gratitude in meaningful ways.
The final walk on campus for the seniors of Liberty High School was an emotional blend of hugs, tears, and laughter. As the Class of 2026 took their last stroll together, the bittersweet feeling of leaving cherished memories behind filled the air. Surrounded by their families—who have been their unwavering support throughout this journey—each moment resonated with love and nostalgia.
She did it. 💚
Students and staff at Villa Del Rey Creative Sciences and Arts Magnet School celebrated on Wednesday with Principal Kathie Johnson following her "cancer-free" report.
Last semester, Principal Johnson was diagnosed with large B-cell lymphoma. During that time, she made the decision to take an intermittent leave so she could continue supporting her school community while receiving chemo treatments. She wanted to ensure that her students and staff experienced as little disruption as possible. Thanks to her incredible team, everything continued to run smoothly.
“I am beyond grateful for the love and support shown to me
throughout this journey. On April 27, I proudly rang the bell, marking the completion of my treatments," she said. "Then on Wednesday, what I thought was a routine realignment meeting turned into
something unforgettable: Our entire school wore green in my honor, and the Belaire High School band led me in a personal parade celebrating this milestone. My heart is full. Thank you to my amazing staff and students for pouring into me the same way we pour into our school every day. Villa del Rey will always Dare to Be Great!"
#WeAreEBR #ebrschools #DareToBeGreat #Victory #villadelreyelementary
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.
