November 2, 2025 - 00:53

East Baton Rouge Parish Superintendent LaMont Cole has revealed that a comprehensive list of proposed upgrades for high schools in the district will not be finalized until January. The announcement comes as part of ongoing efforts to enhance educational facilities and create better environments for students.
Cole indicated that the school board is set to vote on the proposed projects later in January, with construction anticipated to begin in February. The improvements are expected to address various aspects of the high school experience, including athletic facilities, classroom environments, and overall infrastructure.
This initiative reflects the district's commitment to investing in the future of its students and ensuring that they have access to modern and safe learning spaces. As the community awaits the final details, there is optimism surrounding the potential positive impact these upgrades could have on student engagement and success in the Baton Rouge area.
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