BEFORE/AFTER CARE ENROLLMENT FOR THE 2026-2027 school year will close on 

Friday, March 6 at midnight. This is the only opportunity to enroll for next school year.

The enrollment form is online. General information about the program can be found on the school website under Resources. Detailed information and the enrollment link was emailed to all families on February 27. Please contact Susan Giles (susan.giles@sgschoolbr.org) if you have any questions.

Thank you to all of our volunteers for your time and care during the vision and hearing screening this week. We truly appreciate your dedication to our students and our school! ~ Nurse Michelle

Unplugged Day starts tomorrow, from March 6-7, 2026. 
What fun things will your family do to “connect” with others and the world around us on this Global Day of Unplugging? 

Helpful Links: 

77 Things to Do Instead of Screens

Kids and Tech: How Much Is Too Much? 

Common Sense Carpool Conversations

The technology children use today is evolving quickly, from AI tools to social platforms to algorithm-driven feeds. It can feel overwhelming to keep up. 

This webinar isn’t just about one tool or trend, it’s about helping parents and educators understand the bigger picture about how today’s tools work, what they’re designed to do, and how to guide children through them with confidence.

Join us for our #AskTheExperts webinar “Get Screen Smart: Essential Tech Knowledge Needed for Digital Parenting” on Wednesday, March 11 from 12:00pm ET-1:30pm ET.

What you’ll learn:

●   How today's tech tools shape what young people see and experience

●   Practical strategies to help children evaluate misinformation and AI-generated content

●   How to help children think more critically about sources of information online

●   What data platforms are collecting about children, and steps to protect their privacy

Whether you are navigating your child’s first device or managing a teen’s expanding digital world, this webinar will provide a clear foundation to make informed decisions.

Louisiana Law mandates that cell phone usage is illegal during school zone areas and times. 

Drivers are prohibited from using/holding cell phones for any purpose in a school zone (carpool lines) during posted school zone hours. This includes texting, social media, and making calls. Drivers must be hands free to pay attention to students at all times.  Please keep our students safe during carpool time!  

Thank you!