CLICK HERE to take the teacher survey
July 23: I Have One Nerve Left and You're Getting on it (Classroom
Management)
Learn how to intervene effectively when students misbehave, develop a
climate based on caring, clear limits, consistency, and respect, and use
positive discipline to promote student achievement.
REGISTER FOR THIS WORKSHOP
July 28: Dr. Bill Daggett The Education Challenge: Preparing Students
for a Changing World
Dr. Daggett will discuss the rigor and relevance framework and how
teachers can use it to better prepare students for the dramatically changing
world in which we live.
REGISTER FOR THIS WORKSHOP
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In the main training areas of the Louisiana
Resource Center for Educators there hangs a sign, “The Student
is the Customer.” People have different reactions to the
banner, but our patrons understand that the reason we exist is to
serve children. Teachers are our internal customers and central to
the delivery of education to the students. The effectiveness of our
mission is directly related to how well we communicate with donors
and provide training and resources for the teachers on the front
line. Our customers, both students and teachers, deserve our very
best which is what we strive to deliver every day at the Louisiana
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The Louisiana Resource
Center for Educators (LRCE) is dedicated to supporting innovation in
education for students, teachers, administrators, higher education
and families. LRCE houses a multi-media lending library of
32,000+
items which can be searched online. We are a shared
resource center for educators in the public, private, parochial,
charter, and home school sectors. Additionally, we provide workshops
and training for Louisiana's educators, an alternative certification
program, and more.
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Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 5:00pm |
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8:00am - 6:00pm |
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8:00am - 6:00pm |
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8:00am - 6:00pm |
| Thursday: |
8:00am - 6:00pm |
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8:00am - 6:00pm |
| Saturday: |
10:00am - 5:00pm |
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Closed |
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LRCE is located at 7305 Florida Boulevard, Suite D, AT THE BACK of
the Bon Carre’ Business Center (formerly the Bon Marché Mall) at the corner
of Florida Boulevard and Lobdell Avenue. LRCE has a red awning over its
entrance and is located between Cox Communications and Baton Rouge City
Police.
Click Here to view detailed driving
directions and maps to the LRCE office
E-Rate is the abbreviation for the Education
Rate; universal service discounts available to Kindergarten through
Grade 12 elementary and secondary public schools, and public libraries. The
Universal Services Discount fund, which will make available $2.25 billion
per year, will reimburse companies selling telecommunication services.
This
discount can be worth about $100,000 or more of services per year for a
school district.
E-Rate FAQs
E-Rate Training - CLICK HERE to Register for Training
Filing for
E-Rate
Universal Service Administrative Company
The E-rate - or, more precisely, the Schools and Libraries Universal Service
Support Mechanism - provides discounts to assist most schools and libraries
in the United States to obtain affordable telecommunications and Internet
access.
Last
chance to sign up for 2008 Summer Workshops at LRCE! Register
today...seating is limited! Don't forget workshops are discounted for LRCE
members!!!
