The latest happenings in EBR Schools.
Twenty-one Baton Rouge Magnet High School students were recently announced as semifinalists in the prestigious 2026 National Merit Scholarship Program. It is the most of any school in Louisiana. These […]
A parent expressed that a new laptop is bringing joy to her daughter as an early Christmas present. On Wednesday, 100 “high-achieving” students at Claiborne Elementary School received their own personal laptops on Wednesday, courtesy of the James M. Cox Foundation and Cox Communications. “She’s been really good in school,
Attendees at the Rotary Club of Baton Rouge meeting on Dec. 11 at Drusilla Catering were perhaps expecting guest speaker EBR Schools Superintendent LaMont Cole to review the handout they received touting his 100 days in office. They got a lot more. “You can read that at your leisure. It
Before being recognized on the national level, track coach Ursula Harris was honored with a sendoff reception Dec. 13 at Scotlandville Magnet High School. Last spring, Harris led Scotlandville to the Louisiana High School Athletic Association Division I indoor and Class 5A outdoor championship. In July, she was named National
The East Baton Rouge Parish School System has achieved three years of continuous academic growth — its highest overall school performance score under the current accountability system — according to the annual report cards released by the Louisiana Department of Education on Nov. 20. The district, which grew in seven
Teaching brings joy to Wildwood Elementary School’s Alexandra Horner, who was honored on Feb. 5 as the English as a
High praise for high-dosage tutoring. State Superintendent of Education Dr. Cade Brumley and EBR Schools Superintendent LaMont Cole celebrated on
Congratulations to Paul Jackson, of Scotlandville Magnet High School, for his selection as the Region V Principal of the Year
Happy Hispanic Heritage Month!
Every year, Americans celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month from September 15 to October 15. This month honors the histories, cultures, and contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America.
Students are encouraged to participate in our writing or drawing contest. Please check the details for each grade level. We look forward to seeing your creativity!
🏐🏈 Big shoutout to our elementary students and coaches.
EBR Schools hosted a fall sports showcase in volleyball and flag football at Broadmoor High — with an incredible turnout and community support. 💙💛 Stay tuned for more!
#WeAreEBR #EBRschools #DareToBeGreat
✨ Lots of fun and smiles at Broadmoor High’s Patriot Day 5K Run & 2K Walk on Saturday. The Broadmoor JROTC hosted the event to bring together students, veterans, military groups and the running community to honor 9/11 victims, families and first responders.
#WeAreEBR #EBRschools #PatriotDay
🎶🥁 Band Together, EBR! 🎺🎵
Support our high school marching bands through the Band Together EBR campaign!
Your donation helps provide new uniforms, boost student confidence, and enhance the high school experience through music.
Whether you once marched, love music, or want to support your alma mater, you can make a difference today! 💙💛
👉 Donate now: foundationebr.org/donate-now/bandtogetherebr.html
✨ Dress Down, Wildcats! ✨
Wedgewood Elementary students and staff enjoyed Dress Down Day on Friday. This fun fundraiser gave students the chance to show off their style while supporting their school. 💙💛
#WeAreEBR #ebrschools #daretobegreat
🧡 We`re digital citizens. Orange you? 🧡
Students across the district showed their support for Digital Citizenship Week on Thursday by wearing orange and taking a stand against cyberbullying and being kind online. 💻🚫💬
At McKinley High, Capitol Elementary, Melrose Elementary and Park Medical Academy, students joined the EBR Schools Technology Department to sign the Digital Citizenship Pledge and engage in powerful conversations about being safe, respectful and responsible online.
#WeAreEBR #ebrschools #DigitalCitizenship #EBRTech #CyberSafety #OrangeUp
Twin Oaks Elementary Principal Terrie Junda expressed pride that eight different languages are spoken at her school, while Broadmoor Elementary Principal Kalan Jones highlighted her school`s representation of 11 different countries. The two principals on Wednesday welcomed representatives from the Louisiana Department of Education and EBR Schools` ESL Department (English as a Second Language) as part of a statewide effort to strengthen academic and language support for English learners. Visitors observed classrooms and collaborated with district and school staff to learn how students are acquiring both academic content and English language skills simultaneously.
#WeAreEBR #ebrschools #LDOE #daretobegreat
