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EBR SCHOOLS RECEIVES WATER DONATION East Baton Rouge Schools recently received a generous donation of 300,000 bottles of water from Niagara Bottling Company to support student health and wellness. The district extends special thanks to Bart’s Office for helping transport the shipment to the designated staging site at White Hills Elementary School. The East Baton Rouge Schools’ Facilities Team is developing a plan to maximize the impact of the donation. This includes launching a district-wide hydration awareness campaign and setting up water distribution stations to ensure all students benefit from the effort. The donation will help promote healthy habits and address hydration needs. The initiative reflects a strong commitment to student health and community partnership.
Episcopal School of Baton Rouge recently honored its 2025 Legacy graduates with a special reception at The City Club of Baton Rouge. Legacy graduates are students whose parents are Episcopal alumni, and this year, 11 graduates were recognized, representing 12 percent of the Class of 2025. Hosted by Head of School Dr. Carrie Steakley, the Board of Trustees, and the Alumni Association, the event celebrated the enduring connection between the school and its alumni families. “Watching this special group come together each year is a powerful reminder of the lasting bonds formed here and the tradition of friendship that continues to make the Episcopal experience one that is treasured for decades to come,” says Alumni Relations Coordinator Lindsay Turner ’97.
GLASGOW MIDDLE STUDENT SHINES AT NATIONAL SPELLING BEE Glasgow Middle School sixth grader Naqeeb Mohammad Hossain proudly represented East Baton Rouge Parish at the 2025 Scripps National Spelling Bee, held in National Harbor, Maryland. The 12-year-old earned his spot on the national stage after winning his school, district, and regional competitions. While he did not advance to the finals, Naqeeb’s impressive journey placed him among 243 of the nation’s top young spellers. His hard work and determination were celebrated by the entire school community. We are incredibly proud of Naqeeb and look forward to all he will accomplish in the future.
PARKVIEW HOLDS RIBBON CUTTING FOR NEW LOCKER ROOM Parkview Baptist School (PBS) celebrated a milestone with the ribbon cutting of its new Girls Athletic Locker Room, marking a renewed commitment to supporting female athletes. The festive ceremony featured the school band, cheerleaders, and Silver Steppers, along with students, coaches, and donors whose generosity made the project possible. The modern facility offers ample space and amenities designed to foster team unity, leadership, and personal growth. Beyond a locker room, it symbolizes empowerment for current athletes and inspiration for future generations, reflecting PBS’s dedication to championing excellence in girls’ sports and investing in their bright athletic futures.
12 JULY2025 | BRPARENTS.COM
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