Programs
Credit Recovery
Discipline
Expulsion
Orientation 
Monday - Friday ONLY
Start Time:  7:30 - 10:30 A.M.
*Contact school for extenuating circumstances

Admission Requirements

The following documents are required for enrollment:
  • Hearing Decision documents 
  • Drop slip with grades and current schedule (Previous school should deactivate student from their roster once drop slip is issued)
  • $20 Non-Refundable Student Supply Fee (payable by cash or money order only)
  • $10 Parking Fee required if the student drives to school.  Proof of current insurance and valid La. driver's license for student is required.  (**ONLY HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS WITH A SHORT DAILY SCHEDULE WILL BE PERMITTED TO DRIVE.  PARKING SPACES ARE LIMITED, NO EXCEPTIONS**)
  • 504 Plan (if applicable)
  • Picture ID (Parent and/or Legal Guardian are the ONLY permissible persons allowed to register and orientate a student)
  • ALL EBRPSS Students must wear their home school uniform (Students should come to orientation dressed and prepared to enroll after orientation) No Shorts
  • ALL OUT-OF-PARISH Students and EBRP High Schools without uniform policies must wear Maroon Polo Shirts and UNIFORM KHAKI Pants (Dickies are allowed)
  • NO STUDENT CELL PHONES ALLOWED

PBIS 
  • Be Prompt
  • Be Polite
  • Be Prepared 
  • Be Safe
  • Be Responsible​

Interventions

Mentoring

The goal of mentoring is to build a student's character and academic success through promotion of healthful habits, social skills training, and teaching & reviewing basic concepts in ELA, Math, Science, and Social Studies.

Academic Response to Intervention

  • As a part of blended learning, teachers provide one-on-one instruction and group intervention based on Edgenuity performance and EduSoft Pretest Scores.
  • Parents are contacted regarding students' behavior and academic performance.
  • Students have the ability to correspond with teacher via email.
  • Students receive progress reports regarding performance and instant feedback regarding progress via Edgenuity
  • Success maker, READ 180, & LEAP Remediation is offered to students exhibit deficits in core content areas.

Chess Club

EBR Readiness Superintendent's Academy is proud of its Chess Club/Team, a participant in the nationwide Chess in the Schools ​program. http://www.chessintheschools.org/
The Chess in the Schools program addresses several strands of the Common Core curriculum, including reading, math, critical, higher-order thinking, and life skills.  Schools that have instituted a chess program have witnessed lower absenteeism and higher test scores among the chess team members.
Randall Kinsey, coach, is a Certified Chess Coach and a member of the Louisiana Chess Association and the United States Chess Federation.  
The Chess in the Schools program is under the supervision of Carlos J. Sam, Associate Superintendent of School Leadership & Instruction and Janet Pace, Director of the Foundation for East Baton Rouge School System.

Sponsors

The Zulu Organization

The Zulu Organization is a proud sponsor of EBR Readiness Superintendent's Academy.  "Zulu" has a proud heritage here at home in Louisiana, as well as nationally and internationally, and has been the subject of numerous television programs and newspaper and magazine articles.  King Zulu 1949, Louis Armstrong, graced the pages of Time Magazine that year.  Essence devoted a full half-hour segment of their weekly television series to Zulu's impact on Carnival.  Hoardes of feature stories and photo essays have been done by international publications.

The Zulu Social Aid & Pleasure Club Inc., is the Everyman Club.  The membership is composed of men from all walks of life, including laborers, educators, and other professionals, to government officials including Mayors, City Councilmen, State Legislators, and United States Congressman.

Living Faith Christian Center
"Life Plan, Focus, Motivation, Drug Free" ~ Mr. Winsey