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Join us in congratulating and celebrating our Class of 2024 high school graduates. Their years of hard work and dedication have paid off, and they should be proud of this significant milestone in their life. All the best as they embark on the next chapter of their journey. #WeAreEBR #ebrschools
https://ebrschools.org/events/category/graduation-ceremonies/
Join us in congratulating and celebrating our Class of 2024 high school graduates. Their years of hard work and dedication have paid off, and they should be proud of this significant milestone in their life. All the best as they embark on the next chapter of their journey. #WeAreEBR #ebrschools
https://ebrschools.org/events/category/graduation-ceremonies/
A dollar bill has gone a long way and garnered national recognition for one EBR Schools student. Kelvin Ellis Jr. was recently featured on the "CBS Evening News" segment "On the Road." Nine-year-old Kevin was rewarded after generously giving his only dollar — part of the money he had earned for good grades — to a man he thought was homeless. Congratulations, Kelvin, for your kind and inspiring example.
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/louisiana-boy-receives-surprising-reward-after-generously-giving-away-his-only-dollar/
A dollar bill has gone a long way and garnered national recognition for one EBR Schools student. Kelvin Ellis Jr. was recently featured on the "CBS Evening News" segment "On the Road." Nine-year-old Kevin was rewarded after generously giving his only dollar — part of the money he had earned for good grades — to a man he thought was homeless. Congratulations, Kelvin, for your kind and inspiring example.
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/louisiana-boy-receives-surprising-reward-after-generously-giving-away-his-only-dollar/
We dedicate this week to show our love for the teachers who guide our students to their greatest achievements. Their creativity and compassion inspire their students.
"Thank you for being shining examples of positivity and for nurturing the minds of our future leaders. Please know that your hard work is recognized and valued not just today but every day. You are making a significant difference, and I am genuinely grateful for your commitment to shaping the next generation. Wishing you continued success, fulfillment and well-deserved appreciation."
Adam Smith - Interim Superintendent #WeAreEBR #ebrschools #teacherappreciationweek
We dedicate this week to show our love for the teachers who guide our students to their greatest achievements. Their creativity and compassion inspire their students.
"Thank you for being shining examples of positivity and for nurturing the minds of our future leaders. Please know that your hard work is recognized and valued not just today but every day. You are making a significant difference, and I am genuinely grateful for your commitment to shaping the next generation. Wishing you continued success, fulfillment and well-deserved appreciation."
Adam Smith - Interim Superintendent #WeAreEBR #ebrschools #teacherappreciationweek
Congratulations, Westdale Middle School. The school`s World Language Immersion Magnet program was recognized as the Top Merit Magnet Program of Excellence, and Westdale teacher Cristina Manzanares Mariscal was selected as the National Magnet Teacher of the Year.
The honors by the Magnet Schools of America, the national association for magnet and theme-based schools, came during the National Conference on Magnet Schools held April 16-19 in New York. In addition, Westdale`s Mandarin immersion students made history as the first students to present at the conference.
With a magnet component of world language immersion, Westdale students are able to study all academic classes in one of three languages: French, Mandarin or Spanish.
To learn more about MSA and the national merit awards program, visit www.magnet.edu.
Congratulations, Westdale Middle School. The school`s World Language Immersion Magnet program was recognized as the Top Merit Magnet Program of Excellence, and Westdale teacher Cristina Manzanares Mariscal was selected as the National Magnet Teacher of the Year.
The honors by the Magnet Schools of America, the national association for magnet and theme-based schools, came during the National Conference on Magnet Schools held April 16-19 in New York. In addition, Westdale`s Mandarin immersion students made history as the first students to present at the conference.
With a magnet component of world language immersion, Westdale students are able to study all academic classes in one of three languages: French, Mandarin or Spanish.
To learn more about MSA and the national merit awards program, visit www.magnet.edu.
It`s graduation season — even for the little ones. Westminster Elementary School students in pre-K, kindergarten and fifth grade had picture day on Thursday in preparation for next week`s graduation ceremonies. #WeAreEBR #ebrschools
It`s graduation season — even for the little ones. Westminster Elementary School students in pre-K, kindergarten and fifth grade had picture day on Thursday in preparation for next week`s graduation ceremonies. #WeAreEBR #ebrschools
The ribbon-cutting for the amazing aquaponics lab kicked off STEM Night on Wednesday at the Eva Legard Center for Coastal and Environmental Studies. Aquaponics is the merger of growing plants without soil (hydroponics) and growing fish (aquaculture). STEM Night is about using innovative technologies to address real-world problems. It allowed students and their parents to explore science, technology, engineering and math in an interactive and engaging environment. Activities also included "fishing" at Lake Eva, water testing, hydroponic planting, a garden walk, pesto taste testing and making "elephant toothpaste." #WeAreEBR #ebrschools
The ribbon-cutting for the amazing aquaponics lab kicked off STEM Night on Wednesday at the Eva Legard Center for Coastal and Environmental Studies. Aquaponics is the merger of growing plants without soil (hydroponics) and growing fish (aquaculture). STEM Night is about using innovative technologies to address real-world problems. It allowed students and their parents to explore science, technology, engineering and math in an interactive and engaging environment. Activities also included "fishing" at Lake Eva, water testing, hydroponic planting, a garden walk, pesto taste testing and making "elephant toothpaste." #WeAreEBR #ebrschools
Pride was on full display Tuesday during a milestone occasion at Northeast High School. For the time in recent memory, the school celebrated two players singing scholarships to play college basketball. Brian Duncan signed to play at Southern University in New Orleans, while J`Maurian "J.R." Belin had already signed with St. Clair County Community College in Port Huron, Michigan. Northeast fourth-year Principal Showanna Ross said she`s proud of students and it`s only the beginning. "Every day I come to work, my goal is to see my students win," Ross said. "I wanted the whole school to see what success looks like. ...We`re here in Pride, with pride in our students and the possibilities that Northeast has to offer." Brian, a senior 6-foot guard and three-year starter, led the Vikings to a 20-10 record this season and their first home playoff in 17 years. As a junior, he set the Northeast single-game record with 51 points. J`Maurian, a 6-2 guard who played this season at a prep school, played for the Vikings from 2018-2023. Congratulations to both players for a notable event for the school.
Pride was on full display Tuesday during a milestone occasion at Northeast High School. For the time in recent memory, the school celebrated two players singing scholarships to play college basketball. Brian Duncan signed to play at Southern University in New Orleans, while J`Maurian "J.R." Belin had already signed with St. Clair County Community College in Port Huron, Michigan. Northeast fourth-year Principal Showanna Ross said she`s proud of students and it`s only the beginning. "Every day I come to work, my goal is to see my students win," Ross said. "I wanted the whole school to see what success looks like. ...We`re here in Pride, with pride in our students and the possibilities that Northeast has to offer." Brian, a senior 6-foot guard and three-year starter, led the Vikings to a 20-10 record this season and their first home playoff in 17 years. As a junior, he set the Northeast single-game record with 51 points. J`Maurian, a 6-2 guard who played this season at a prep school, played for the Vikings from 2018-2023. Congratulations to both players for a notable event for the school.
The East Baton Rouge Parish School System and all of its entities (including Career and Technical Education Programs) do not discriminate on the basis of age, race, religion, national origin, disability, or gender in its educational programs and activities (including employment and application for employment), and it is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of gender by Title IX (20 USC 168) and on the basis of disability by Section 504 (42 USC 794). The Title IX Coordinator is Andrew Davis, Director of Risk Management – ADavis6@ebrschools.org, (225) 929-8705. The Section 504 Coordinator is Danielle Staten-Ojo – DStaten@ebrschools.org, (225) 326-5668.
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Due to the potential for severe inclement weather, East Baton Rouge Parish Schools campuses and offices are closed Wednesday, April 10, 2024, and all activities will be canceled.
Please stay tuned for more information as it becomes available.
