Employees who have dedicated decades to educating and supporting students in the East Baton Rouge School System received well-deserved recognition on Oct. 9. During a special Years of Service Celebration, […]
Thirty-six and perfect. Eight Baton Rouge Magnet High School students received a perfect score of 36 on the ACT during the 2025-26 testing year. Only about 3,000 (0.2%) of the […]
EBR Schools and the YMCA of the Capital Area are partnering again to make a big splash for water safety. A partnership kickoff event was held Sept. 28 at the […]
Six EBR Schools teachers were awarded more than $29,000 in grants to support innovative, research-based instructional projects that provide direct benefits to students. Established in 1991, the Deborah Rochelle Teacher […]
Discover a school option that fits your child. The EBR Schools Magnet Programs, in partnership with the Louisiana Art & Science Museum, invite families to Magnet Mania 2026 from 1 […]
We congratulate Kelly Adkinson from Baton Rouge Center for Visual and Performing Arts for being named the 2026 Arts Schools Network Teacher of the Year! Ms. Adkinson is an outstanding example of how to guide young students in finding their voices and creative potential.
We congratulate Kelly Adkinson from Baton Rouge Center for Visual and Performing Arts for being named the 2026 Arts Schools Network Teacher of the Year! Ms. Adkinson is an outstanding example of how to guide young students in finding their voices and creative potential.
Dancers Unite 🕺 Celebrating Movement Across the District!
The Fine Arts department led its 3rd Annual Dance Intensive! Dancers from across the district came together to leap into new techniques and celebrate their shared passion. Let’s keep dancing to the rhythm of creativity!
Dancers Unite 🕺 Celebrating Movement Across the District!
The Fine Arts department led its 3rd Annual Dance Intensive! Dancers from across the district came together to leap into new techniques and celebrate their shared passion. Let’s keep dancing to the rhythm of creativity!
Make a difference. Be a hero. Stay drug free!
This Red Ribbon Week, October 23-31, we’re challenging our students to make healthy choices, stand strong and be leaders among their peers. Your choices shape your future, so be the hero of your own story and choose to live drug-free! ❤️🎗️
#RedRibbonWeek #EBRSchools
Make a difference. Be a hero. Stay drug free!
This Red Ribbon Week, October 23-31, we’re challenging our students to make healthy choices, stand strong and be leaders among their peers. Your choices shape your future, so be the hero of your own story and choose to live drug-free! ❤️🎗️
#RedRibbonWeek #EBRSchools
Congratulations to our Student-Athletes and Coaches of the Week!
Elementary & Middle School
- Coach of the Week: Neil Garcia, Progress Elementary
- Coach of the Week: Coach DeCarlos McKee, Woodlawn Middle School
- Female Athlete of the Week: Demi Crockett, Parkview Elementary
- Female Athlete of the Week: Lacie Kelly, Southeast Middle School
- Male Athlete of the Week: Aidan Shorts, Jefferson Terrace Academy
- Male Athlete of the Week: Sylvester Harrison, SPEMA
High School
Coach of the Week | Sponsored by Benny’s Carwash
- Brian Glover, Istrouma High School Football
- Traye Jones, Northeast High School Football
Female Athlete of the Week | Sponsored by Raising Cane’s
- Tanya Diaz, Senior, CC Woodlawn High School
- Laila Harris, McKinley High School Volleyball
Male Athlete of the Week | Sponsored by Raising Cane’s
- Nicholas Wilson, Senior, Istrouma High School Football
- Keontre Brothers, Junior, Belaire High School Football
Congratulations to our Student-Athletes and Coaches of the Week!
Elementary & Middle School
- Coach of the Week: Neil Garcia, Progress Elementary
- Coach of the Week: Coach DeCarlos McKee, Woodlawn Middle School
- Female Athlete of the Week: Demi Crockett, Parkview Elementary
- Female Athlete of the Week: Lacie Kelly, Southeast Middle School
- Male Athlete of the Week: Aidan Shorts, Jefferson Terrace Academy
- Male Athlete of the Week: Sylvester Harrison, SPEMA
High School
Coach of the Week | Sponsored by Benny’s Carwash
- Brian Glover, Istrouma High School Football
- Traye Jones, Northeast High School Football
Female Athlete of the Week | Sponsored by Raising Cane’s
- Tanya Diaz, Senior, CC Woodlawn High School
- Laila Harris, McKinley High School Volleyball
Male Athlete of the Week | Sponsored by Raising Cane’s
- Nicholas Wilson, Senior, Istrouma High School Football
- Keontre Brothers, Junior, Belaire High School Football
💗🎀 Shoutout to our EBR Schools employees who showed off their various shades of pink on Pink Out Day during Breast Cancer Awareness Spirit Week. From light pink to bold and bright, our team wore their pink with pride to help raise awareness and show support for survivors for the fight against breast cancer. 💕🌸💗🙌
#WeAreEBR #ebrschools #BreastCancerAwareness #PinkOut #DareToBeGreat
💗🎀 Shoutout to our EBR Schools employees who showed off their various shades of pink on Pink Out Day during Breast Cancer Awareness Spirit Week. From light pink to bold and bright, our team wore their pink with pride to help raise awareness and show support for survivors for the fight against breast cancer. 💕🌸💗🙌
#WeAreEBR #ebrschools #BreastCancerAwareness #PinkOut #DareToBeGreat
👑🎪 Step right up for "The Greatest Show on Earth."
@mckinleyhighbr proudly presented its royal court, including the king and queen. Excitement was in the air as family, friends and special guests gathered to celebrate the crowning moment.🍿🎉👑
#McKinleyHighSchool #WeAreEBR #DareToBeGreat #ebrschools #McKinley
👑🎪 Step right up for "The Greatest Show on Earth."
@mckinleyhighbr proudly presented its royal court, including the king and queen. Excitement was in the air as family, friends and special guests gathered to celebrate the crowning moment.🍿🎉👑
#McKinleyHighSchool #WeAreEBR #DareToBeGreat #ebrschools #McKinley
EBR Schools Celebrates Employees for Decades of Service, Including 22 With 50 or More Years
EBR Schools Celebrates Employees for Decades of Service, Including 22 With 50 or More Years
Experiencing issues with your student’s transportation? We want to help!
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.