During a board member meeting, Superintendent Lamont Cole discussed the board’s proposed plans. The plan is titled “Students First” and prioritizes student achievement, operational excellence, and employee development.
The plan includes closing nine schools, vacating four buildings, and repurposing six buildings. This would also require at least 15 attendance zone changes.
According to the EBRPSS plan, 10,178 students and 1,412 staff members would be impacted by the realignment plan.
“You asked me to charter a path that would best meet the needs of the students and improve our school system overall,” said Cole. “Part of that journey and part of that path would be to have tough conversations throughout the community, which would lead to having to make tough decisions.”
*Capitol Middle building would become the home to Capitol High School. Students at Capitol Middle/High would become 7th through 12th grade. Capitol Elementary would consist of students from grades 3rd through 6th.
The plan would go before the board in May for final approval, officials said.
Click here to read the full realignment plan.
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