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EBR resumes classes Tuesday, will keep altered dismissal schedule through Labor Day - Vimarsana News

EBR resumes classes Tuesday, will keep altered dismissal schedule through Labor Day

East Baton Rouge school leaders met with disgruntled bus drivers Monday to discuss their pay after more than half of the district's drivers skipped work on Friday.

Source: wbrz.com
EBR School Board holds emergency meeting regarding shortage of bus drivers, working equipment - Vimarsana News

EBR School Board holds emergency meeting regarding shortage of bus drivers, working equipment

BATON ROUGE - Just days into a new school year, students are already having troubles getting to class or getting there without breaking a sweat. It's why parents showed up the East Baton Rouge School Board's emergency meeting on Monday evening.

Source: wbrz.com
Speakers detail bus issues in Baton Rouge schools | Education - Vimarsana News

Speakers detail bus issues in Baton Rouge schools | Education

Low pay, last-minute resignations, wrong information on students, leadership turnover, buses in disrepair, faulty routing software, lack of air-conditioning, and unanswered phone calls and emails from parents.

Early wake-up call worth it for summer interns at ExxonMobil - Vimarsana News

Early wake-up call worth it for summer interns at ExxonMobil

Thirty-eight Louisiana teenagers spent their summer working at ExxonMobil, showing up at the Baton Rouge facility as early as 6 a.m.

FLAIM, a Baton Rouge magnet school, doesn't have key permit — and classes start Wednesday - Vimarsana News

FLAIM, a Baton Rouge magnet school, doesn't have key permit — and classes start Wednesday

Less than a week before classes start, Baton Rouge school leaders approved an $85,000 contract with a day-care center to accommodate three-year-olds after realizing that a local magnet school couldn't