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After-school program head joins Baton Rouge school board | Education - Vimarsana News

After-school program head joins Baton Rouge school board | Education

The founder of a well-known after-school feeding program was selected Thursday to temporarily replace recently resigned Katie Kennison on the East Baton Rouge Parish School Board despite criticism for her

Major changes coming to EBR schedules to make up lost time - Vimarsana News

Major changes coming to EBR schedules to make up lost time

BATON ROUGE - Bus riding students were sent home with a new route on Thursday. It's the latest effort by the East Baton Rouge school system to alleviate the ongoing transportation issues.

Source: wbrz.com
Board OKs 15-minute longer day at local secondary schools | Education - Vimarsana News

Board OKs 15-minute longer day at local secondary schools | Education

The East Baton Rouge School Board has agreed to extend the school day for middle and high schools by 15 minutes, starting Monday and lasting through the fall semester, to

EBR middle and high schools to adjust start and end times to make up lost time - Vimarsana News

EBR middle and high schools to adjust start and end times to make up lost time

BATON ROUGE - Bus riding students were sent home with a new route on Thursday. It's the latest effort by the East Baton Rouge school system to alleviate the ongoing transportation issues.

Source: wbrz.com
Bus drivers back at work, new school schedules coming | Education - Vimarsana News

Bus drivers back at work, new school schedules coming | Education

Bus drivers and cafeteria workers returned to work Tuesday after forcing the cancellation of classes Monday over low pay and working conditions, but things remain far from normal operations in