WBR Central Office is wearing pink to stand together, spread awareness, and support the fight against breast cancer. Together, we stand with survivors, honor those we’ve lost, and support everyone still fighting. #wbrstrong
about 9 hours ago, Chandler Smith
cancer awareness
It takes a special heart to guide our youngest minds. Thank you for laying the foundation for lifelong learning and bringing so much joy and dedication to our schools every day. 🎉 🍎
about 10 hours ago, WBR Schools
Blue and white banner with two women’s portraits. One portrait reads Early Childhood Teacher of the Year 2026. The other reads Early Childhood Leader of the Year.

Join us in celebrating our Students of the Year! These incredible students have demonstrated exceptional academic achievement, leadership, and dedication to their schools and community. We are so proud of your hard work and bright futures!✨🎓

about 16 hours ago, WBR Schools
Collage of eight students, five in blue shirts, three in white. Background has red, white, and blue stripes. Text reads "2026 Students of the Year".

Join us in celebrating our secondary Teachers of the Year! They are raising the bar and guiding our future leaders! From navigating middle school transitions to preparing high schoolers for graduation and beyond, your impact goes far beyond the classroom walls. 🎉✨

Thank you for your dedication, passion, and belief in our students. Congratulations on this well-deserved honor! ❤️
1 day ago, WBR Schools
A blue background features six teacher portraits in a grid. Names and schools below: Pamela Boudreaux, Brusly Middle. Stephen Herin, Carencro K-8. Cayla Borruao, Port Allen Middle. Susan Alleman, Brusly High. Victoria Hill, Port Allen High. Stephanie White, Career Academy.

Big news and even bigger congratulations! 🎉

Please join us in celebrating our amazing Elementary Teachers who have been selected as their site’s Teacher of the Year! 🍎✨

Thank you for making learning magical, guiding our young learners with patience, and making our school a better place every day. We appreciate all that you do! ❤️

1 day ago, WBR Schools
Six people on a blue background. Four females and two males. Each with a name and school. Text reads "2026 Elementary Teachers of the Year".

October is National Principals Month. Today we are celebrating Shannon Girod, Principal of Lukeville Elementary School, who is Proving What's Possible! Join us in thanking her for her hard work and dedication to her school and community.

5 days ago, WBR Schools
Text: "Thank You, Shannon Girod. Celebrating National Principal's Month" with a photo of a woman smiling. Background: A school building.

October is National Principals Month. Today we are celebrating Paige Phillips, Principal of Brusly Upper Elementary School, who is Proving What's Possible! Join us in thanking her for her hard work and dedication to her school and community.

6 days ago, WBR Schools
A photo of a woman smiling in front of a school building. Text reads "Thank You Paige Phillips" and "Celebrating National Principal's Month."

October is National Principals Month. Today we are celebrating Erikka Wishom, Principal of Cohn Elementary School, who is Proving What's Possible! Join us in thanking her for her hard work and dedication to her school and community.

6 days ago, WBR Schools
A woman smiles in front of a school building. Text reads "Thank You, Erikka Wisdom". Background shows a tree and a blue sky.

October is National Principals Month. Today we are celebrating Nicolette Farthing, Principal of Caneview K-8 School, who is Proving What's Possible! Join us in thanking her for her hard work and dedication to her school and community.

7 days ago, WBR Schools
A modern building with flags in front, and a smiling woman in a photo with text thanking Nicolette Farthing.

October is National Principals Month. Today we are celebrating Dr. Lesley Green, Principal of Port Allen Middle School, who is Proving What's Possible! Join us in thanking her for her hard work and dedication to her school and community.

7 days ago, WBR Schools
A building with a flag, a smiling woman in a photo, and text thanking Lesley Green.

October is National Principals Month. Today we are celebrating Renee Aymond, Principal of Brusly Middle School, who is Proving What's Possible! Join us in thanking her for her hard work and dedication to her school and community.

7 days ago, WBR Schools
A photo collage shows a woman smiling with text overlaying a school building. The background is a blue sky with clouds.

October is National Principals Month. Today we are celebrating Jill Edwards, Principal of the Career Academy, who is Proving What's Possible! Join us in thanking her for her hard work and dedication to her school and community.

8 days ago, WBR Schools
A smiling woman stands in front of the Career Academy building. Text reads "Thank You Jill Edwards" and "Celebrating National Principal's Month."

October is National Principals Month. Today we are celebrating Heather Day, Principal of Port Allen Elementary, who is Proving What's Possible! Join us in thanking her for her hard work and dedication to her school and community.

8 days ago, WBR Schools
A smiling woman stands next to text saying "Thank You Heather Day". Behind her, a building reads "Port Alice Elementary".

October is National Principals Month. Today we are celebrating Kelly Savant, Principal of Brusly Elementary, who is Proving What's Possible! Join us in thanking her for her hard work and dedication to her school and community.

9 days ago, WBR Schools
A building with brick walls, a tree in the foreground. Photo of a smiling woman with blonde hair.

October is National Principals Month. Today we are celebrating Walt Lemoine, Principal of Brusly High School, who is Proving What's Possible! Join us in thanking him for his hard work and dedication to his school and community.

9 days ago, WBR Schools
A building with a smiling man in a suit, green lawn, and red text. "Thank You Watt Lemoine" is written in bold.
Report Cards go home on October 7th.
9 days ago, WBR Schools
A child seated at a desk, writing in an open book with a red pen.

October is National Principals Month. Today we are celebrating Jakouri Williams, Principal of Port Allen High School, who is Proving What's Possible! Join us in thanking him for his hard work and dedication to his school and community.

10 days ago, WBR Schools
A smiling man stands in front of Port Allen High School. Text reads "Thank You JaKouri Williams" and "Celebrating National Principal's Month."

Here is a look at our Average Daily Attendance Rates for the month of September across West Baton Rouge Schools. Brusly Upper led the district with an impressive 97.1% average daily attendance rate! Overall, our schools averaged an outstanding 95.5% daily attendance rate for the month! Huge shoutout to all our schools for staying committed to showing up every day. Thank you to our students, parents, teachers, and staff for prioritizing daily attendance. Let’s keep showing up and striving for excellence every day!

10 days ago, WBR Schools
A blue-themed chart displays attendance rates for various schools in September, with Brusly Upper at 97.1% and District Average at 95.5%.
Join WBR Schools & Kelly Education for our Substitute Hiring Open House! Whether you're looking for flexible work days or want to give back to the community, we’d love to meet you. October 7th at 9:00-12:00.
13 days ago, WBR Schools
A poster shows a teacher helping children with books. A table and bookshelf are in the background.
Mark your calendars! Parent-Teacher Conferences will take place on Wednesday, October 14.
14 days ago, WBR Schools
An event poster shows two women in a classroom. The text reads "Parent Teacher Conference, October 14."