Child in critical condition after Monday night shooting on Glenetta Court
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BATON ROUGE - A child is in critical condition after a Monday night shooting in Baton Rouge s Glen Oaks area.
The shooting happened around 8:15 p.m. on Glenetta Court near Glen Oaks Magnet High School.
Officials say the child was rushed to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries.
WBRZ is reaching out to the East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff s Office for more information.
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Glen Oaks Magnet High School holding ceremony for building renovations after 2016 flood
Glen Oaks Magnet High School holding ceremony for building renovations after 2016 flood By Cali Hubbard | May 7, 2021 at 3:50 AM CDT - Updated May 7 at 7:39 AM
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Glen Oaks Magnet High School will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony Saturday, May 8, to mark the completion of extensive building renovations.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony starts at 9 a.m. and will be followed by a brief reception in the gym.
Glen Oaks Magnet High School holding ceremony for building renovations after 2016 flood
The $14.8 million project was made possible by community support of the EBR Schools tax renewal. The project scope included new administrative offices, a media center and athletic facility additions and improvements. There was an additional $10.2 million that went to repairs into the school after the 2016 flood.
Mayor announces plan to offer COVID vaccine in EBR high schools
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BATON ROUGE - High school students 16 and older will have an opportunity to get a free Pfizer vaccine with the consent of their parent or guardian.
On Monday, Mayor Broome announced the Bring Back School Fun COVID-19 vaccine initiative, designed to bring vaccines to participating schools in East Baton Rouge Parish. The program is a group effort from the EBR Superintendent Dr. Sito Narcisse, Mayor Broome, the Louisiana Department of Health and Our Lady of the Lake.