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ExxonMobil is providing a unique opportunity for local educators to bring innovative STEM projects into the classroom. The company, in partnership with the Foundation for EBR Schools, is awarding $2,500 […]
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Based on the latest weather forecasts and guidance from state and local agencies, the East Baton Rouge Parish School System will transition to virtual and remote learning on Wednesday, March 30. School leaders have been notified to send students home today with their Chromebooks, personalized technology or learning packets. Teachers
Based on the latest weather forecasts and guidance from state and local agencies, the East Baton Rouge Parish School System will dismiss early on Tuesday, March 22. All high schools and middle schools will dismiss at 11:45 a.m.; elementary schools will dismiss at 12:45 p.m. After-school activities will also be
The pilot site for the East Baton Rouge Parish School System’s Pathways to Bright Futures held at Glen Oaks High School released data showing the overwhelming majority of participants in the program received passing grades. This data is based on a total number of 2nd quarter 9th-grade pilot participants being 67.
Download This Information (PDF) The East Baton Rouge Parish School System announces the schedule of graduation ceremonies for the high
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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
All about AI. 🤖✨ Volunteers In Public Schools hosted its Partners In Education Luncheon on Thursday at the Main Library on Goodwood Boulevard, centered around “AI in Education." Educators, community partners and business leaders came together to explore how artificial intelligence is shaping the future of teaching and learning.
The panel included:
Maverick Hobbs, senior, Liberty Magnet High School.
Amy E. Jones, chief technology officer, EBR Schools.
Dr. Andrew Schwarz, faculty coordinator for artificial intelligence, LSU.
🎓 Hobbs, 17, shared his perspective as a student using AI for learning and college essays:
I think the biggest thing is not getting caught up in the moment of getting worried about what can AI do to harm us. I think we should think about what it can do to help us," Hobbs said. "I think we should be thinking about how we innovate, how we can automate and how we can provide using the new technology."
The event also celebrated a generous $19,000 donation from Atmos Energy to support VIPS programs.
The PIE Luncheon series fosters collaboration among community partners and highlights key topics impacting local education.
🔗 Learn more: www.vipsbr.org
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📚 Targeting Truancy
The Office of Child Welfare and Attendance held a truancy workshop this week to support parents of students with attendance challenges. Attendance was required for parents whose child had five or more unexcused absences so far this semester.
These quarterly sessions help families understand the importance of daily school attendance, identify barriers that prevent students from attending regularly and connect parents with resources to overcome those challenges.
This week’s session focused on middle school families, with over 700 parents invited across three workshops. Future sessions will be held for high school and elementary families as part of the district’s ongoing effort to promote student success and engagement.
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👑 McKinley Elementary held its Royal Coronation. It was an evening of simple elegance and genuine excitement! Students beamed with pride, families showed their support, and the atmosphere was warm and celebratory. From the procession to the final crowning, the event showcased the hard work of everyone involved and created a truly meaningful moment for the school community.
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💰Youth Guidance students at Glen Oaks, McKinley and Istrouma high schools received valuable banking advice and resources from Pelican Credit Union this week. Students learned about checking and savings accounts, money management and the benefits of saving.💰
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Today was such a beautiful day but something felt different in the air! Who knew it would turn into fright and scare. Families lined up for trunk or treat, La Belle Aire braved a haunted house, the Bulldogs played some fun and games. We hope you stayed safe tonight. Until next week we’ll start off right. 👻🤣
Looking for a rewarding career in education? 🍁
Join EBR Schools’ Fall Fling Recruitment & Retention Event!
📅 Nov. 1 | 🕙 10 a.m.–Noon.
📍 Broadmoor Elementary, 9650 Goodwood Blvd.
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The halls are wild with monsters and cheer,
Princesses, pirates, and racers appear!
Pumpkin toss flying, the laughter won’t stall,
“Oh—is that Lord Farquaad?!” echoes the hall,
Mirror, mirror on the wall, was this not the best Trunk or Treat of all!
Stay Safe! #WeAreEBR
