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 […]
The spotlight is on our high school honorees of the inaugural Eighteen Under 18!
🎉 Harrison Breaux, Doruk Sayal, Jason Zhou, Camryn Cole, Gabrielle Bennett and Eric Vaughn
From making an impact in their schools to inspiring change in their communities, these six outstanding students are proving that the next generation isn’t waiting for its turn to lead. They’re already making their mark! We couldn’t be prouder to celebrate their achievements, their ambition and the incredible futures ahead of them.
The next generation of greatness is already here. And it’s EBR made! 💫
#EighteenUnder18 #WeAreEBR #DareToBeGreat
@lamontcole spending some time with our students across the district. 📸❤️
Meet our middle school honorees of our inaugural 18 Under Eighteen!
Naqeeb Hossain, Safoora Jafri, Leighton Stage, Cannon Hollins, Jace Diaz and Maya Luter.
These remarkable young students are already showing us that leadership, kindness, courage and greatness have no age requirement.
To our honorees: This is only the beginning. Keep dreaming big, leading with heart and reminding the world that you’re never too young to make a difference.
The future of EBR is bright. And it’s sitting in our classrooms today.
#WeAreEBR #DareToBeGreat #EBRSchools
Meet the elementary school honorees of our inaugural 18 Under Eighteen! 🌟
Kali Clark, Analise Funchess, Nabeeha Hossain, Lincoln Lee, Jenna Thomas-Rosemond
and Kaleah Williams
These remarkable young students are already showing us that leadership, kindness, courage and greatness have no age requirement.
To our youngest honorees: This is only the beginning. Keep dreaming big, leading with heart and reminding the world that you’re never too young to make a difference.
The future of EBR is bright. And it’s sitting in our classrooms today. 💙
The middle school football semifinals are set to begin tomorrow at Broadmoor High School!
- Game 1: Westdale vs. Capitol at 5:00 PM
- Game 2: CSAL vs. McKinley Middle at 6:15 PM
Don`t forget to mark your calendars for the Championship game next week, on November 4, at 6:00 PM.
🏆 Congratulations, champs. 🏆
🏐 Progress claimed the volleyball title, while 🏈 LaSalle captured the flag football crown in the EBR Schools elementary school fall sports championships.
Kudos to all our participants who competed this season. Also, kudos to the parents who showed up, cheered loudly and supported our young athletes every step of the way.💙💛
#EBRSchools #ElementarySports #Champions #DareToBeGreat #WeAreEBR
A huge thank-you to Volunteers in Public Schools, the Mike Foster Project and the Keyboard and Musicians Music Club for helping bring more music, creativity and opportunities for our students to shine. 🎵💙✨
🙌 EBR Schools — Belfair Montessori, Capitol Elementary, Cedarcrest Elementary, Istrouma High, LaSalle Elementary, Park Forest Elementary and Cedarcrest-Southmoor Elementary — received keyboards during the Live After 5 concert in downtown Baton Rouge.
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.
