Spotlight On… Joy Liu, Class of 2019 College – the subject that is on the minds of every high school senior is second only to graduation. With so many college and universities vying for the top achievers from high schools just like BRHS nationwide, the task of making the best choice can easily become confusing, overwhelming and very stressful. Joy Lui contacted the BRHS Foundation staff to ask about a collaborative effort in creating a […]
Read MoreThe Baton Rouge High School Hall of Fame The original BRHS Hall of fame originated in the mid-1970’s, just after BRHS transformed into a magnet high school. According to an archive Advocate newspaper article, the founding members of the HOF committee included Lee Lockwood, President; Otis Haymon, President-elect; Charles Dubois, and Edwina Prescott, Secretary-Treasurer. Hall of Fame honorees were inducted with some regularity until sometime in in the later 1980’s. We don’t have much in […]
Read MoreThe BRHS Foundation would like to congratulate Marcus Schafer, Khanh Pham, Jonathan Poss, and Steven Guo on their perfect scores. Baton Rouge High School Senior Jonathan Poss scored a 36 on the ACT and a 1600 on the SAT. According to PrepScholar.com, out of the 1.7 million students who take the test every year, only about 300 get the highest possible SAT score. Only 1 tenth of 1 percent of students score a perfect score […]
Read MoreThe BRHS Foundation would like to congratulate Selia Jindal for being named the 2019 Baton Rouge High School Student of the Year. Selia exemplifies leadership in both academics and the arts. She has been National Merit Scholarship Commended and is an AP Scholar with Honors. Leadership roles include the state board for Model United Nations, President for the Youth and Government Club, officer for Key Club, Student Council (Freshmen Secretary, Sophomore Vice President), Art Club […]
Read MoreThe Foundation is pleased to honor Norma Ford Gerace, Retired BRHS Biology Teacher. The BRHS Foundation announces the establishment of this special honor which recognizes an individual who has had a transformational impact on Baton Rouge High School as an educational institution. The award honors the legacy of Reine Ivy Alexander, principal of Baton Rouge High School from 1917 until her retirement in 1954. While teaching at BRHS in 1917, then Superintendent, W. B. Hatcher, […]
Read MoreExtra! Extra! Have you read all about it in the Advocate? Baton Rouge High School is continuing the legacy of excellence with National Merit Semi-Finalists and Advanced Placement Scholars. There were so many this year we needed a 4 page spread in the newspaper! This year we honored: 23 National Merit Semi-Finalists, 2 State AP Scholars, 1 Presidential Scholar, 4 International Diploma Scholars, 31 National AP Scholars, 96 AP Scholars with Distinction, 34 AP Scholars with […]
Read MoreThe Class of 1967 has raised $25,000 and will now have a classroom named in their honor. Class Years for Classrooms was established so that individual class years can raise funds among their classmates in order to have a campus space named in their honor. 1967 will join the class years of 1957, 1958, 1959, 1964, 1966 and 1984 and have a recognition plaque displayed next to a classroom at Baton Rouge High School. […]
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Read MoreSpotlight On… John-Pierre’ LaFleur, Class of 2009 and New BRHS Sophomore Guidance Counselor You really can come home again. Counted among the faculty and staff at BRHS are a number of graduates. We’d like to introduce you to one of our new staff members for the 2018-19 school year. John-Pierre’ LaFleur, Class of 2009, will be taking over as the sophomore class guidance counselor. Diane Sistrunk retired this spring after many years serving our students. […]
Read MoreSpotlight On… Seth Finch, Class of 2020 Prestigious music schools nationwide have seen numerous BRHS students and graduates come through their programs. This year Seth Finch, a sophomore, has been selected to attend the National Youth Orchestra at Carnegie Hall Jazz program. Seth is among 25 musicians (ages 16-19) chosen in the US to take part in a 4-week fully-funded summer program. Two of the weeks will be spent touring in Europe. It’s quite an […]
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