There's no place like home, and that's what Louisiana is to me and my family. I am a proud graduate of Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, where I also served as vice president of University Affairs for more than three years. I enjoyed my share of Louisiana football games and great food while there and while in Shreveport, where I worked for a little over 26 years in the Caddo Public Schools District -- first as a teacher, then as a principal and later as chief operating officer. I've been away for a few years as superintendent of Montgomery Public Schools in Alabama, and I really enjoyed my time there. But my family and I are happy t o be back in Louisiana.
» Personnel
There are about 6,369 full-time employees. Of those, more than 3,614 are teachers. Of those teachers, 52 percent hold advanced degrees. More than 97 percent of the EBRPSS teachers are either state certified or highly qualified according to the No Child Left Behind definition.
» Board Meetings
The public is welcome to attend regular Board meetings which are held the third Thursday of each month at 5:00pm in the Board Room of the East Baton Rouge Parish School System's Central Office, 1050 S. Foster Drive. Meetings are televised live on Cox Cable channel 21 and replayed at various times during the following week.
» Teacher Salaries (9 Months)
The average teacher salary, with benefits, is approximately $60,250. View the complete salary schedule for EBRPSS employees.
» General Fund
Visit Business Affairs for salaries and expenditures. Click here
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» Contact Us
John Dilworth Superintendent of Schools Email JDilworth@ebrschools.org
Administration Click here
EBR Parish Schools 1050 S. Foster Drive Baton Rouge, LA 70806
Map to the Office Click here
PH 225.922.5618 FAX 225.922.5600
» Baton Rouge Community Support In 1998 the voters of EBR Parish approved the five-year collection of a one-cent sales tax dedicated to improving public education. The tax generated nearly $300 million which the school system used to fund a facilities improvement plan including the construction of four new schools, classroom additions at another 22, and improvements and repairs to every school campus. The tax also funded the purchase and implementation of computer technology at every school, alternative learning spaces and discipline centers at the elementary, middle and high school levels for system-wide discipline programs, and pay supplements for teachers and all system employees.
In 2003, the voters renewed the collection of the sales tax for another five years. With the nearly $300 million collected from the renewal, the district was able to build eight new schools, renovate four more and make repairs to an additional 40. Funding was maintained for the discipline programs and employee pay supplements.
In 2007, the voters renewed two property millages for another 10 years. This will generate more than $26 million, which the district will use toward maintaining and improving salaries for all public school employees and operating the School System.
In 2008, the voters of EBR parish once again approved the one-cent sales tax. However, the collection was extended from the original five-year collection period to ten-year. The passage of this renewal is expected to generate close to $488 million.
Facility Improvement Website
» Community Involvement
East Baton Rouge Parish School System is privileged to partner with international community partners who share our mission.
» Parental Involvement Click here
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