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Equipping students for a healthy, safe, and drug-free future

"Over 30 Years of Service to Our Schools and the Baton Rouge Community!!!...Catch our 30 minute panel discussion, "Underage Drinking: What Parents NEED to Know" on YouTube...Click on the YouTube link below or visit our Alcohol Awareness page!...Prevention Works...I CARE...Providing the TOOLS to keep schools and kids safe!"

The I CARE Program provides prevention education to students in the areas of alcohol, tobacco, other drugs, violence, crisis response and management.

Click on this thumbnail to visit the Business Report's 2011 Annual Report: Profiles of Success. I CARE is featured on page 43 showcasing our recent DVD production Underage Drinking: What Parents Need to Know. The video, produced and directed by Sonny Cranch, features a 30 minute panel discussion on the legal, social and physical consequences resulting from underage drinking and supplying alcohol to persons under 21. The full DVD is available in four parts on YouTube (see link below) or by calling I CARE at (225) 226-2273.

2012 Violence Prevention Information

Click here for information on this year's Violence Prevention information and to download the 2012 Violence Prevention Packets.

SUPERINTENDENT DILWORTH PRAISES THE I CARE PROGRAM

In a recent posting on the EBRPSS home page, Superintendent John Dilworth is quoted as saying,

“Our school performance and student achievement continues to increase due to intense concentrations in the areas of Math and Reading, as well as programs that deal with the other side of student achievement – I CARE programs, Volunteers in Public Schools, tutoring and the anti-truancy efforts by the district, city and District Attorney’s Office,” said EBRPSS Superintendent John Dilworth. “Our teachers are working diligently every day in every way possible, and we are starting to see progress. With the piloting of a career technical center and year-round elementary schools this school year, we continue innovative approaches to education and instruction. There is more hard work ahead, but we are on the right track.”