WBR Early Learning

Give your child a head start in one of Louisiana’s very best programs. We are incredibly proud to be ranked 6th in the entire state as a High Proficient early childhood program. Come join our WBR Early Learning family and watch your little one thrive!

Don't wait—secure your spot today:
📲 Scan the QR code below
🌐 Apply online at www.wbrearlylearning.com

📚✨ Give Your Child the Gift of Reading—For FREE! ✨📚
Louisiana parents, did you know your child can receive a brand-new, high-quality book every single month at no cost to you? Through Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, children from birth until their 5th birthday are eligible to have age-appropriate books mailed directly to their home.

Research shows that reading to your child for just 15 minutes a day can have a life-changing impact:
🧠 Boosts Brain Power: Hearing stories builds vocabulary and strengthens the neural pathways used for learning.
❤️ Strengthens Bonds: Snuggling up with a book creates a safe, loving space and builds a lifelong emotional connection between you and your child.
🏫 Sets Them Up for Success: Children who are read to regularly start school with a "head start" in literacy and language skills, regardless of family income.
🌟 Sparks Imagination: Books open doors to new worlds, helping children "Dream More, Learn More, Care More, and Be More."

How to sign up:
1️⃣ Visit: https://imaginationlibrary.com/louisiana/
2️⃣ Check availability for your parish. WBR QUALIFIES
3️⃣ Register your child (it takes less than 5 minutes!).

Free Meals for Children this Summer through WBR Food Service. Please scan the qr code to register.

We invite all parents to join us to register your child for the upcoming school year. We hope to see you at one of the following locations and dates from 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM:
Brusly Elementary School: Monday, May 5th
Port Allen Elementary School: Tuesday, May 13th

Mrs. Dawn and Mrs. Wright’s class took learning to the floor during their Amazing Critters unit! 🐜🐍🕷️
Students used their imaginations (and lots of energy!) as they pretended to be crawling critters, slithering like snakes, creeping like spiders, and inching along like worms.

Gross motor development in early childhood is essential because movements like crawling, balancing, and coordinating large muscles help strengthen the brain-body connection, improve focus, and lay the foundation for skills like writing, sitting upright, and participating in classroom learning.