The latest happenings in EBR Schools.
Baton Rouge Magnet High Principal Nanette McCann has been selected Magnet Schools of America Region V Principal of the Year, a highly competitive honor recognizing magnet leaders who exemplify excellence […]
November is Hunger and Homeless Awareness Month. In the East Baton Rouge Parish School System, we currently have 1,121 students identified as experiencing homelessness. During this month, we want to remind families that support, and resources are available through the district’s Students in Transition (SIT) Program. Our team is here
Help Bring Holiday Magic to Students in Need Through ‘Adopt An Elf’ BATON ROUGE, LA. — The halls are beginning to fill with holiday cheer as the East Baton Rouge Parish School System launches its annual Adopt an Elf program. This joyful tradition helps make the season brighter for students
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 grants to 4th–12th grade math and science teachers in East Baton Rouge Parish schools. The Star STEM Teacher Grant program
Westdale Middle School proudly hung its official U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon School nominee banner on campus on Oct. 4, celebrating its outstanding commitment to sustainability and environmental education.Although the U.S. Department of Education discontinued the Green Ribbon program due to budget cuts, Westdale was among the final schools
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
Shannon Roussell is a 1st grade teacher at Brownfields Elementary! With six years at Brownfields and 28 years in education, all with EBR, she treasures reconnecting with former students who share updates about their lives, careers, and successes. She takes great pride in knowing she played a role in their journeys and believes it is important to help students achieve their dreams by giving them the space to explore new ideas and create their own visions for the future.
It was an incredible Media Arts Day! Middle and high school media teams spent time at Southern University last Friday, working through the media production process. Under the guidance of Southern teachers and industry professionals, students engaged in hands-on work in film, photography, podcasting, and audio production. Some even got some studio time. #WeAreEBR #MassCommunication
As part of their Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service activities, members of the local Delta Sigma Theta Sorority collected hygiene and wellness items on Monday for the Broadmoor High School Health Care Center.
Community members donated essentials such as soap, deodorant, socks, T-shirts, and other personal care items to support Broadmoor’s on-campus center, affectionately known as the “Broadmoor Walgreens.”
Thank you to the sorority and the community for making a meaningful difference in the lives of our students.
#ebrschools #MLKDayOfService #CommunityCares #BroadmoorProud #ServiceAboveSelf #WeAreEBR
💻✨ Techies showcased their innovation, creativity, technical skills — and even a few dance moves — at the Young Techie and Gifted Expo.
👏 Thank you to our schools, staff and vendors for making this event a success.
Today, we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. His message of peace, equality, and justice continues to inspire us to dream big and stand up for what is right. #MLKDay #DareToDream #DareToBeGreat
EBR. Laterica Wright is a kindergarten teacher at Parkview Elementary! In her first year as a classroom teacher after serving as a paraprofessional, she has 9 years at Parkview and 14 years of experience with EBR. She believes every child is unique and needs guidance in both life skills and classroom learning. She loves being her authentic self with students, making real-life connections through the curriculum, showing that education can be fun, and serving as a positive role model when students are away from their parents.
EBR Schools Family,
We would like to remind you that Monday, Jan. 19, is a national holiday. All school sites and offices will be closed in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. This weekend is a wonderful opportunity to reflect on his message of equality and service. #DareToDream
