Baton Rouge, LA Schools
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Baton Rouge School Districts
- Central Community (5 schools)
- East Baton Rouge Parish (90 schools)
- Louisiana School for the Deaf (1 school)
- Louisiana School for the Visually Impaired (1 school)
- Lsu Laboratory School (1 school)
- Marine Institutes of Louisiana (9 schools)
- Office of Youth Development (3 schools)
- RSD Pelican Educational Foundation (2 schools)
- RSD-100 Black Men Capitol Charter Initiative (2 schools)
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About Baton Rouge Schools
- There are 156 K-12 schools in Baton Rouge, LA, including 108 public schools and 48 private schools. Baton Rouge public schools belong to thirteen districts, Central Community School District, East Baton Rouge Parish School District, Louisiana School for the Deaf School District, Louisiana School for the Visually Impaired School District, Lsu Laboratory School District, Marine Institutes of Louisiana School District, Office of Youth Development School District, RSD Pelican Educational Foundation, RSD-100 Black Men Capitol Charter Initiative, RSD-Advance Baton Rouge, School for A New Millennium Inc. District, Southern University Lab School District and Special School District.
- There are 104 Baton Rouge elementary schools, 79 Baton Rouge middle schools, 46 Baton Rouge high schools and 199 Baton Rouge preschool schools.
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Baton Rouge School News
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