The latest happenings in EBR Schools.
The EBR Schools Division of Human Resources will host a series of community events to connect prospective employees with job opportunities and introduce community members to career pathways throughout EBR […]
Baton Rouge Magnet High School leads Louisiana with 29 National Merit Semifinalists in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program, further highlighting the school’s tradition of academic excellence. The National Merit Scholarship Corporation on Sept. 10 announced the names of more than 16,000 semifinalists in the 72nd annual National Merit Scholarship
The Liberty and Glen Oaks high school bands are sporting new uniforms this year, giving students another reason to march with pride. The uniforms were made possible through the Foundation for the East Baton Rouge School System’s “Let’s Band Together” fundraising campaign, which was launched last year to help provide
The House Party has begun at Capitol Elementary. The school at 4141 Gus Young Ave. officially launched its House System with a selection celebration on Aug. 28. Inspired by the innovative school culture and House System made famous by the Ron Clark Academy of Atlanta, Capitol’s House System is designed
The excitement surrounding the 2026 high school football reached a new level on Wednesday. EBR Schools Superintendent LaMont Cole, Mayor-President Sid Edwards, players and coaches joined in a press conference to promote the “Battle on the Bluff” High School Football Jamboree set for Thursday and Friday, Aug. 27-28, at Southern
Baton Rouge Magnet High School leads Louisiana with 29 National Merit Semifinalists in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program, further
The Liberty and Glen Oaks high school bands are sporting new uniforms this year, giving students another reason to march
The House Party has begun at Capitol Elementary. The school at 4141 Gus Young Ave. officially launched its House System
Orange is the color of digital citizenship, and our students saw it in action! 🍊
Members of our technology team visited with students during Digital Citizenship Week to talk about internet safety, responsible online behavior and how we can all help combat cyberbullying. Because being a good digital citizen means knowing how to stay safe, speak up and make smart choices online.
Brandon Antwine is the Executive Director of Chick-fil-A in Baton Rouge. While addressing EBR principals, he discussed leadership, customer service, and promoting a positive culture, emphasizing that high standards foster an environment where exceptional service is the norm. #WeAreEBR #DareToBeGreat
ORANGE MODE ACTIVATED!
Stand up to Cyberbullying by showing up in ORANGE tomorrow! In celebration of Digital Citizenship Week, we’re asking you to wear orange as we take a stand against cyberbullying and show our students that kindness matters, online and offline.
Take the Pledge Today! bit.ly/DCPledge
It was OUR PLEASURE to have you today, Brandon.
A proud Tara High School graduate and former EBR Schools teacher, Brandon Antwine currently serves as Executive Director of Chick-fil-A in Baton Rouge. Speaking to EBR principals, he shared lessons on leadership, customer service, and fostering a positive culture, highlighting how setting high standards creates an environment where exceptional service becomes the norm. Thank you, Brandon, for investing in our leaders and inspiring us to continue raising the bar for those we serve. #NoTurningBack
🎉 Digital Citizenship Week is Here! Wear your orange tomorrow!
This year, we’re challenging every school in our district to #BeTheChange online!
Join us as we focus on three simple ways to make a difference:
✨ Teach & Practice Positive Online Behavior – Spread kindness, leave encouraging comments, and share uplifting content.
📜 Know the Rules – Protect your privacy, respect copyrights, and understand your digital footprint.
🛡️ Stand Up Against Cyberbullying – Be an upstander, not a bystander. Report harm and support your peers.
#BeTheChange #DigitalCitizenshipWeek #OnlineSafety #Upstander
Veronica Bernabe is a 3rd grade paraprofessional at Audubon Elementary! With five years at Audubon and 26 years in education, she has experience as both a teacher and paraprofessional and will soon return to the classroom as a teacher. She believes it is important to reach students, help them grow, and be someone they can count on. Having experienced that kind of support for her own children, she takes pride in being that person for other students.
With the volleyball season now underway. Baton Rouge High, Woodlawn and Scotlandville traveled to Brusly over the weekend for the Brusly Invitational. It’s a great time to “serve” up some excitement on the court!
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.
