Bogalusa School Board

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Bogalusa School Board
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District information
Type Public
SuperintendentByron Hurst (since 2023)
Schools Bogalusa High School, Central Elementary School, Byrd Avenue Primary School (formerly Byrd Avenue Elementary School)
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Website Official Website

Bogalusa School Board is a school district headquartered in Bogalusa, Louisiana, United States. Byron Hurst has been the superintendent since 2023.

Contents

The district serves the City of Bogalusa, Rio, and several unincorporated areas in Washington Parish. [1]

History

The school district was racially integrated prior to 1970. However, after 1970, the school's racial demographics shifted to approximately 60% white students and 40% black students. [2]

In 2013, a major grade level (educational stage) reconfiguration and school merger occurred, reducing the number of schools from five to three. [3]

Schools

The schools in the district are located in the City of Bogalusa.

School StatusSchool Name
Currently Operating Bogalusa High School [4]
Currently OperatingBogalusa Junior High School [5]
Currently OperatingCentral Elementary School [6]
Currently OperatingByrd Avenue Primary School (formerly Byrd Avenue Elementary School) [7]
FormerBogalusa High School West [2]
Former Northside Technology Middle School [8]
Former Pleasant Hill Elementary School [9]
Former Superior Avenue Elementary School [10]
Former Denhamtown Elementary Pre-K [11]

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