Teacher Pay: Explaining the ballot proposals
BASKETBALL TRYOUTS NEXT WEEK:
MONDAY-11/10: GIRLS TRYOUTS 3:30-5:00
WEDNESDAY-11/12: 6TH GRADE BOYS TRYOUTS 3:30-5:00
THURSDAY- 11/13: 7TH & 8TH GRADE BOYS TRYOUTS 3:30-5:00
Congratulations to our very own Ms. Almeida!
We are so proud to celebrate her as West Baton Rouge District Teacher of the Year! This honor is so well-deserved, and Panther Nation is thrilled to see her incredible work recognized. Let’s show Ms. Almeida some love in the comments — she truly makes a difference every day!
We are so proud to celebrate her as West Baton Rouge District Teacher of the Year! This honor is so well-deserved, and Panther Nation is thrilled to see her incredible work recognized. Let’s show Ms. Almeida some love in the comments — she truly makes a difference every day!
Teacher Pay: Explaining the ballot proposals
Last Day for Early Voting is November 8!
Proud of our Students of the Month and our Employee of the Month! Keep up the great work and continue to make us Panther strong!
Last chance to share your feedback! The Family Survey closes November 7th. We want to hear your voice.
Hadley won donuts for Ms. Phillips class for Trivia Tuesday!
Q. What bug flies south to Mexico for winter during the fall months?
A. Butterfly
Q. What bug flies south to Mexico for winter during the fall months?
A. Butterfly
BMS Behavior Incentive: BMS DANCE! To Qualify to attend the dance: from 10/20-11/21- Students can’t have been sent to clinic, removed from class, have more than 4 SSU marks in a day. Students are allowed ONE lunch detention.
*Only qualifying BMS students allowed to attend. NO outside guests. Students will only be allowed to purchase a ticket for themselves; they are not transferable.
Tickets: $5 per student
available for purchase DEC. 1st -3rd
Dress to Impress! Party-Style Outfits. NO JEANS. Sneakers required.
*drop-off begins at 6:00; doors will be locked at 7:30, no entry after 7:30; pickup can begin at 9:00; drop-off and pickup in carpool line, no parents allowed inside
Flyers will go home tomorrow 11/4/2025
*Only qualifying BMS students allowed to attend. NO outside guests. Students will only be allowed to purchase a ticket for themselves; they are not transferable.
Tickets: $5 per student
available for purchase DEC. 1st -3rd
Dress to Impress! Party-Style Outfits. NO JEANS. Sneakers required.
*drop-off begins at 6:00; doors will be locked at 7:30, no entry after 7:30; pickup can begin at 9:00; drop-off and pickup in carpool line, no parents allowed inside
Flyers will go home tomorrow 11/4/2025
Book Fair Volunteers Needed!
November 10th - 12th
9:45am - 3:00pm
November 10th - 14th
7:45am - 8:45am
Please email sharon.moreau@wbrschools.net if you can help. Thanks!
November 10th - 12th
9:45am - 3:00pm
November 10th - 14th
7:45am - 8:45am
Please email sharon.moreau@wbrschools.net if you can help. Thanks!
Don’t forget! Create a Book Fair eWallet for your child NOW so they can shop cash-free, worry-free, and independently! It’s easy to set up and easy for others to contribute funds! Start here: https://www.scholastic.com/bf/bruslymiddleschool. #ScholasticBookFairs
Teacher Pay: Explaining the ballot proposals
There will be no school for students on Monday so that teachers can participate in professional development. Students return on Tuesday.
Teacher Pay: Explaining the ballot proposals
Jacob read a LYRC book!
Thank you to the WBR School Board, Dr. Smith, and our community for supporting the installation of the turf field at Brusly High. The finished product is beautiful and will enhance the high school experience for our athletes, spirit groups, and band. -Hoff Schooler, BHS
I’m excited about what this new field turf means for our program and our community. It’s more than just a great playing surface, it opens the door for our youth and feeder programs to play here with us, building stronger connections and a true home-field atmosphere from the youngest athletes on up. - Antoine Washington, PAHS
I’m excited about what this new field turf means for our program and our community. It’s more than just a great playing surface, it opens the door for our youth and feeder programs to play here with us, building stronger connections and a true home-field atmosphere from the youngest athletes on up. - Antoine Washington, PAHS
BMS & LES students performed The Jungle Book today! They did a great job!
Holden has read over 500,000 words!
Thanks for leading this morning, Ezra!!
Teacher Pay: Explaining the ballot proposals
