Honors and Awards

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2023 Science Olympiad National Competition
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2021 Art Flow Junior Selected Artists

National Honors


  • August 2023--Ms. Roy, along with Bob Simmons of Monmouth College, received a $175,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. The grant will fund a summer institute for teachers titled “The Ancient Olympics and Daily Life in Ancient Olympia: A Hands-On History.” 
  • June 2023--Congratulations to the following Glasgow students who placed in the National Beta Convention competitions: Alexander W. (won 2nd place nationally for 6th grade math), Ziang Z. (won 1st place nationally for 7th grade math), Bhaskar M. (won 1st place nationally for 7th grade math), and Adhrit M., Natalie L., Ziang Z., and Bhaskar M. (Quiz Bowl team--placed 2nd nationally). 
  • June 2023--Congrats to Bhaskar M! He participated in the National championships organized by the International Academic Competition in Arlington, VA. In 7th grade at the Nationals, Bhaskar placed champion in Academic bee, champion in US History bee, 3rd place in National Science bee, and 4th place in National History bee. He also participated in written exams and he received a silver medal in Political Science, a silver medal in Business and Economics, and a bronze medal in Environmental Science. 
  • May 2023: The Glasgow Middle School Science Olympiad team competed in the national tournament in Wichita, Kansas. Going into competition they were ranked 50th and improved to 31st at the end of 23 events. Leading the team in high scores were: Dynamic Planet (top ten finish), Flight, Green Generation, Forestry, and Meteorology. Congratulations to the 18 Gators that competed and thank you to their faculty sponsors and parent chaperones for leading such a successful trip.
  • May 2023: Congrats to Mrs. Roy! A Glasgow Gator nominated her for Cambridge University Press's Dedicated Teacher Award. This is an INTERNATIONAL competition with only 6 finalists, and Mrs. Roy is the finalist for the region of North and South America.
  • February 2023--Isabella W. was named the winner in the 2022 Wyland National Art Challenge! Schools from across the entire United States were invited to participate in the challenge and she is the 6th Grade Individual Artist. The challenge was designed to help every participating student to discover the wonder of Earth's oceans, rivers, streams, and wetlands. 
  • February 2023--Congratulations to Hi-Tai L! Her artwork was chosen as a merit award winner in the 35th annual Lions International Peace Poster contest. Approximately 600,000 children from 60 countries participated in this year’s Peace Poster Contest. The posters were judged at the club, district, and multiple district levels before reaching the international level, at which point they had been narrowed down to 120 posters. Based on creativity, originality and portrayal of the theme ”Lead with Compassion” Hi-Tai’s entry was chosen as one of 23 merit award winners. As such, Hi-Tai will receive US$500 and a certificate of merit. The 23 merit award winners are from Australia, Canada, China, Hong Kong, India, Italy, Japan, Korea, Macedonia, Malaysia, Tunisia and the United States (California, Louisiana, and New York). 
  • 2022--Abigail Q. was named a 2022 Broadcom MASTERS semifinalist. 300 semifinalists were selected from thousands of participants of the society-affiliated science fairs throughout the nation by a panel of distinguished scientists and engineers. Abigail was featured by FOX 44 NEWS for her achievements in the STEM field.
  • December 2022--Hi-Tai L.'s peace poster won first place at the Lions' Club state competition, and her work will be placed in the international competition. The theme for this year's contest is "Lead with Compassion." 
  • May 2022--For the national Science Olympiad competition hosted by CalTech, Glasgow Middle School's Science Olympiad team (division B) earned medals in the areas of Green Generation (3rd place overall in the nation) and Electric Wright Stuff, a building and flying competition (6th place overall in the nation). This is the first time that a team from Louisiana has placed in the national Science Olympiad competition. Special congratulations to Abigail Q. and Elizabeth X. for their work with Electric Wright Stuff, under the direction of Ross Jahnke, and also to Julia J. and Abigail Q. for their work with Green Generation. 
  • December 2021--Glasgow's Science Olympiad team participated in an invitational meet hosted by Boyceville (Wisconsin) Science Olympiad. Glasgow's students had 9 Top Ten finishes out of 110 teams. Special congratulations to Abigail Q. and Keira C. for a first place in Write to Do It. 
  • July 2021--At the National Junior Beta Competition, Edward Y. won 3rd place in 8th grade math and Cecily L. placed in the top 10 in 7th grade math. 
  • April 2021--On the National Latin Exam, Rishabh G., Abigail Q., Mary-Avery R., Frances K., and Emily C. earned perfect scores and gold medals. Lillian R., Isabel D., Ivy L., and Spencer Y. earned gold medals. Elizabeth X., Samuel H., Ezra H., Jessica P., Andrew B., Rana K., Gina K., and Thuy B. earned silver medals. Innaig T. earned exceptional recognition. 
  • Spring 2021--On the 2021 AMC 10 math competition, Alex P. and Ryan F. received Certificates of Achievement (students in grade 8 and below who scored 90 or above). Alex P. qualified for the AIME. Emily C. received the Maryam Mirzakhani AMC 10 award (honors top-performing young women students on the MAA AMC 10). 
  • Spring 2021--On the spring Noetic Learning competition, the following Glasgow students were named to the National Honor Roll: Rishabh G., Alex P., Benedict M., Edward Y., Emily C., Ryan F., Tejasvi T., and Varun G. The following students won an Honorable Mention: Kunaal D., Alexander Y., Grace D., Timothy N., Benjamin N., Heepeom S., Kaitlyn S., and Pranav B. 
  • April 2021--Several students in Ms. Dave's classes participated in the Celebrating Art contest sponsored by Blick Art Materials. Artwork by the following students was selected for publication in an anthology: Isha P., Nathalia G., Ivy L., Zoa Z., Jessica P., Sofia L., Rijuta S., Aiswarya N., Emily C., Aliye K., Helena L., Abigail Q., and Branson J. 
  • Winter 2020--On the 2020 AMC 8 math competition, Varun G. was named to the Honor Roll of Distinction (top 1% nationally). Emily C. and Alex P. were named to the Honor Roll (top 5% nationally).  The following students were awarded the D.E. Shaw Group AMC 8 Award (honors top-performing young women students on the MAA AMC 8): Emily C., Anna W., Cecily L., Elise W., and Kaitlyn S. Kaitlyn S. received a certificate of excellence from the D.E. Shaw Group for being one of the top 5 scorers in our section (Louisiana/Mississippi). 
  • October 2020--On October 24th and 25th, four Science Olympiad teams from Glasgow competed against 67 other teams from all around the country in a virtual tournament hosted by the University of Texas at Austin. The Glasgow teams achieved some remarkable accomplishments in such a large and highly competitive field.  They came in 7th, 8th and 11th in Ornithology and 5th in Crime Busters. The teams have been greatly aided in their preparations by 10 different LSU professors who have volunteered their time to help coach the teams.
  • October 2020--An essay written by Abhinav P. was selected for publication in the American Journal of French Studies. Only 40 of 1,070 students were recognized with this honor. Abhinav was one of only two middle school students selected. 
  • September 2020--Glasgow was named a National Beta School of Distinction. ​
  • July 2020--At the National Junior Beta competition, Andrew W. won national champion in 8th grade science. The Glasgow Middle portfolio team placed 8th. 
  • December 2019-On the 2019 AMC 8 math competition, the following students earned an Honor Roll certificate, meaning they scored in the top 5% nationally: Alex P., Andrew Z.W., Edward Y., Varun G., Henry T., Aahan N., and Kevin Z.  One Glasgow student, Aahan N., earned a Certificate of Achievement, which is for students in grade 6 or below who score over a 15 on the AMC 8. Alex P. was the school winner. 
  • December 2019--On the fall Noetic Learning competition, Glasgow's seventh grade team won a Team Achievement Award for the team's high score. The following Glasgow students were named to the National Honor Roll: Alex P., Emily C., Kevin Z., Ryan F., Tejas T., and Andrew W. The following students earned a National Honorable Mention: Cecily L., Julia J., Keira C., Rijuta S., Timothy N., Ahan Z., Benedict M., Benjamin N., Edward Y., Gina K., Joshua S., Henry T., Henry C., Kaitlyn S., Michael S., Spencer Y., Alvin C., and Sarah T.
  • May 2019--Two Glasgow students, Ryan D. and Ethan G., traveled to Florida as part of the Louisiana Mathcounts team to compete in the national Mathcounts competition. Louisiana's team placed 21st overall. 
  • April 2019--Olivia J. was named a silver medal winner in the 2019 Blick Art Materials Mixed Media Contest. She was one of only 45 medalists selected from over 1800 entries. 
  • April 2019--On the spring Noetic Learning competition, June M., Ethan G., and Andrew M. were named to the National Honor Roll. The following students earned Honorable Mentions: Alex P., Alexander W., Nancy S., Henry T., Edward Y., Orna M., Yehia E., and Joshua S. 
  • April 2019--Ms. Roy's students participated in the National Mythology Exam. The following students earned gold medals for their performance on the exam: Pranav B., Sarah K., and Sofia L. The following students earned silver medals: Devin S., Siya K., Beau C., John H., Nathan S., Zane S., and Parrish J., The following students earned bronze medals: Tavin B., Uzoamaka O., Norah K., Amelie W., Johanna L., Jamir W., Joshua M., and Benjamin B. 
  • February 2019--Ms. Roy was awarded a scholarship by the American Classical League to attend the ACL's 100th anniversary meeting in New York City. 
  • December 2018--On the 2018 AMC 8 math contest, Ethan G. and Michael S. were named to the Honor Roll of Distinction. This honor is for students who score in the top 1% nationally on the AMC 8. The following students were named to the Honor Roll, meaning that they scored in the top 5% nationally: June M., Andrew M., Ryan D., Alexander W., Alex P., and Ricky L. 
  • November 2018--In the Fall 2018 Noetic Learning Math Contest, twenty eight Glasgow students won awards for their performance. Five students were named to the national honor roll, and twenty three students received honorable mention awards. 
  • July 2018--The Classical Outlook, a journal for teachers of Latin and Greek, accepted a paper written by Ms. Roy for publication. The article is about Ms. Roy's Roman Technology class. 
  • June 2018--Ms. Dave, Glasgow's Talented Visual Art teacher, was selected as a 2018 Golden Educator Resident. Ms. Dave participated in a two week painting residency in upstate New York. She was one of three educators chosen through a competitive juried process. She and the other two residents will participate in a group exhibition at The Painting Center in New York City in September. 
  • 2018--Eight students earned Duke University Talent Identification Program Grand Recognition awards. Congratulations to Ryan D., Ethan G., Sarah L., Ricky L., Keanna L., Andrew M., Kalina N., and Nancy S.
  • December 2017--On the 2017 AMC 8 math contest, Jonathan D. and Kalina N. were named to the honor roll. This honor is for students who score in the top 5% nationally on the AMC 8.
  • November 2017--In the Fall 2017 Noetic Learning Math Contest, twenty-four Glasgow students won awards for their performance. Seven students were named to the national honor roll, and seventeen students received honorable mention awards.
  • September 2017--Abhirami J. was selected as one of the top 300 competitors in the seventh annual Broadcom MASTERS competition. She was selected from a pool of over 2400 applicants.
  • February 2017--In the 2017 Scholastic Art & Writing Award competition, Caitlyn G. won a Gold Key award for her artwork. Alan Y. won a Silver Key award for his artwork.
  • 2017--Three students earned Duke University Talent Identification Program Grand Recognition awards. Congratulations to Jonathan D., Mihir J., and Zoe W.
  • 2016--Two Glasgow students were selected as winners in the Celebrating Art contest. Cindy X. was chosen as a Top Ten winner, and Taylor T. was selected as a High Merit winner.
  • December 2016--On the AMC 8, Hengxiang C. was awarded an Honor Roll Certificate. He scored in the top 5% of all students in the nation who participated in the competition.
  • 2016--Ms. Dawsey and Ms. Perrie were selected to participate in a roundtable discussion at the National Association for Gifted Children National Conference for their work with independent study, cross-curricular teaching, and flipped classroom instruction.
  • 2016--At the National Junior Beta Convention, Navya M. placed first in the spelling competition. Bingmiao G.,  Pratima P., Reetu S., and Cindy X. placed second in visual design (poster).
  • 2016--Seven students earned Duke University Talent Identification Program Grand Recognition awards. Congratulations to Zayeed A., Fariz F., Justin K., Tommy N., Juwoo N., Jason P., and Jonathan W.
  • November 2015—On the AMC 8 math competition, Jonathan D. was named to the achievement roll. Jonathan D., Steven G., and Khan P. were named to the honor roll. Glasgow Middle School was named to the school merit roll.
  • 2015--Anusha Z. was named a Broadcom MASTERS STEM award winner for her project on the potential health effects of betel use. She won second place in the technology category. Anusha was awarded an IPad and $2,500 to support her choice of STEM summer camp experiences offered around the country. Broadcom MASTERS winners were chosen from the 30 finalists from 14 states representing 29 schools. Winners were selected by a panel of distinguished scientists and engineers.
  • 2015--Anusha Z. was named one of 30 Broadcom MASTERS finalists. She was selected for her work on her science project (Betel Leaf and Gutkha Up Regulate Detoxification Genes). Finalists were selected by a panel of scientists and engineers from among 300 semifinalists and 2,230 applicants. As a finalist, she will receive an all-expenses paid trip to the Silicon Valley and the chance to compete for additional awards and prizes.
  • 2015--Anusha Z. was named a 2015 Broadcom MASTERS semifinalist. Only 300 semifinalists were selected from more than 2,230 applicants. The semifinalists were selected by a panel of distinguished scientists and engineers. Anusha was also selected as a Broadcom MASTERS semifinalist in 2014.
  • May 2015--Abhi J. was a contestant in the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
  • Spring 2015--The following students earned Duke University Talent Identification Program Grand Recognition awards: Anthony B., Steven G., Ranna O., Khanh P., Grace Q., Ryan T., and Evonne Y.
  • 2014--Anusha Z. was named a 2014 Broadcom MASTERS Semifinalist. She was chosen based on her work with her science fair project, Betel Leaf and Tobacco Change the Gene Expression in Human Broncho-epithelial (BEAS-2B) Cells. Semifinalists were selected from more than 2,054 applicants after each application received three independent readings and evaluations by distinguished scientists, engineers and educators.
  • May 2014--Navya M. was a contestant in the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
  • January 2014--Navya M. was named a finalist in the 2013-2014 Lions International Peace Poster Contest.
  • August 2013--A Glasgow student won fourth place in the national You Be the Chemist competition.
  • February 2013--Ms. Adlaon, an 8th grade science teacher, was named a National Science Teachers Academy Fellow.
  • November 2012--Six students in Louisiana were named to the Distinguished Honor Roll for the AMC8 math competition. All six students were from Glasgow. Students named to the Distinguished Honor Roll score in the top 1% of all competitors.
  • April 2012--Glasgow's Knowledge Master Open quiz bowl team won eleventh place overall in the Spring 2012 KMO middle school competition, competing against 565 teams. Glasgow’s team also placed first in Louisiana.
  • March 2012--A Glasgow student was recognized as a three-time participant in the national MATHCOUNTS competition.
  • March 2012--A Glasgow student won third place in the 2012 Space Foundation Student Art Contest. Over 1,500 entries from 17 U.S. states and around the world were submitted.
  • Fall 2011—A seventh grade Glasgow student earned a perfect score on the math section of the SAT.
  • November 2011— At the National Association for Gifted Children conference in New Orleans, Ms. Leboeuf and Dr. Palka, along with Glasgow parent and ExxonMobil liaison Derek Reese, made a presentation entitled "The Other 3 R's: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.” Additionally, Ms. O’Brien made a presentation entitled "Making Creative Assessment an Effective and Exciting Tool in the Middle School Classroom.”
  • May 2011--A Glasgow student placed 1st in the national MATHCOUNTS competition.
  • Spring 2011—A Glasgow student was named a 2011 William and Dorothy C. Bevan Scholar for earning a perfect score on one or more sections of the SAT or ACT. Out of over 63,000 students who participated, only 41 earned this distinction.
  • Spring 2011—Two Glasgow students were among 12 winners chosen in the nationwide Get to Know Your Wild Neighbor art contest. The students' artwork will be featured in a calendar. There were more than 5,000 entries, and Glasgow was the only school with two winners.
  • November 2010—Dr. Palka, Ms. Rivet, Ms. Moroney, and Ms. Gambrell made two presentations at the National Association for Gifted Children conference in Atlanta, GA. The presentations highlighted engaging classroom practices.
  • Spring 2010—Glasgow students won 1st place in the Math and Quiz Bowl competitions at the National Junior Beta Convention in Orlando, FL
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Hi-Tai L.'s artwork for the 2022 Lions Club Peace Poster Contest.
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Mary Avery R.'s artwork for the 2020 Lions Club Peace Poster Contest.
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Sofia L's artwork for the Louisiana School Board Association Art Contest.
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Keya C.R.'s artwork for the 2020 Lions Club Peace Poster Contest.
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Ms. Dave's students and their work for a coloring book promoting Louisiana seafood
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June M's artwork for the Peace Poster contest
A group of students standing in front of Social Studies Fair projects at the Louisiana State Social Studies Fair
Mary Avery R. at World Peace Day
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Science Olympiad team members

State Honors


A large group of students and chaperones posing on the stairs at the Catholic High School math competition. Some students are holding trophies.
2019 Catholic High School Math Tournament
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2019 Science Olympiad
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2020 You be the Chemist regional competition

Local and Regional Honors

  • Glasgow Talented Visual Art teacher Geeta Dave's work was included in the LSU School of Art’s Juried Summer Contemporary Exhibition, entitled Wild: Wild Thoughts. Wild Actions. Wild Places & Wild Beings. The exhibition was juried by renowned Artist and Xavier Professor of Art Ron Bechet. Of the 239 entries by 80 artists, 44 works by 37 artists were included in the exhibition. 
  • November 2023--Congrats to Gator Math! At the Episcopal High School Mu Alpha Theta math competition, our students competed against Baton Rouge Magnet High School, Catholic High School, Episcopal, Benjamin Franklin High School, Sherwood Middle School, and Patrick F. Taylor Science & Technology Academy. Glasgow won first place in sweepstakes! The following gators won individual awards: Eros M.-2nd place, Pre-Algebra; Vincent L.-1st place, Algebra I; Ethan R.-Honorable mention, Algebra I; HiTai L.-3rd place, Geometry; Yasmine H.-Honorable mention, Geometry; Jazon Z.-1st place, Algebra II; Fionna L.-Honorable mention-Algebra II; Ziang Z.-2nd place, Pre-Calculus; Adhrit M.-Honorable mention, Pre-Calculus. The following Glasgow teams also won awards: Middle School (Algebra I and below)--1st place (Isabelle W., Shawn L., and Vincent L.); 3rd place (Rishaan R., Eros M., and Advait B.); Comp 1 (Geometry and below)--1st place (Evan Z., HiTai L., Yasmine H., and Colin F.); Comp 1/5 (Algebra II and below)--1st place (Dev I., Naisha K., and Jason Z.); 2nd place (Alexander W., Fionna L., and Asha R.); 3rd place (Kenneth M., Natalie L., and Ivy T.); Comp 2 (Pre-Calculus and below)--1st place (Ziang Z. and Adhrit M.). For school tests, Glasgow won 1st place on Middle School Interschool (Algebra I and below), 1st place on Lower Interschool (Algebra II and below), and 3rd place on Upper Interschool (Calculus and below).
  • February 2023--Glasgow's MATHCOUNTS team placed first at the regional competition. The following students will represent Glasgow at the state competition: Adhrit M., Rishabh G., Bobby C., Abigail Q., Ziang Z., Daniel K. and Jason Z. Additional congratulations to the following students who also placed in the top 12 at the competition: Fionna L. and Alexander W. 
  • January 2023--Several of Ms. Dave's students were recognized for their artwork in the 2023 Scholastic Art & Writing contest.
    • Gold Key Award winners: Abigail Q. and Breanna Z.
    • Silver Key Award winners: Samara B., Carina L., Brianna P., Chelsea P., Yuri W., and Elizabeth X.
    • Honorable Mention: Dev I., Omar E., and Kunaal D. 
  • January 2023--At the Baton Rouge Magnet High School Math Competition, Glasgow students won several awards in their division. Congratulations to Jason Z. (first place, Algebra I), Fionna L. (2nd place, Geometry), Daniel K. (2nd place, Algebra II), Adhrit M. (3rd place, Algebra II), Alexander W. (honorable mention, Algebra I), Jacob S. and Dev I. (honorable mention, Geometry), and Ziang Z. (honorable mention, Algebra II). Glasgow's Comp I (Geometry) and Comp 2 (Pre-Calculus) teams won first place, and the Algebra I team won 2nd place. The Comp 1.5 (Algebra II) and Potpourri teams won 3rd place. Our Lower and Upper Interschool teams won 2nd place, and Glasgow won 3rd place overall. Glasgow's students competed in a division with Benjamin Franklin High School, Catholic High School, Episcopal High School, and Sherwood Middle School. 
  • January 2023--Dev I. won first place with his artwork for the EBR middle school art competition for the Louisiana School Boards Association contest. His artwork will be on display at the LSBA Conference and will be entered into the state round of the competition.  
  • December 2022--Artwork by Jeffrey C., Liberty J., and Hi-Tai L. was chosen for display at the Zoo Lights for the Art Gone Wild contest. 
  • December 2022--Dhruv A. was named the middle school winner of the EBR Schools holiday card contest. He is one of Ms. Dave's talented visual art students. 
  • In the International Academic Competition, Bhaskar M. placed first in the regional bees for history and science and second in geography for sixth grade. Based on his performance, he is eligible to participate in the national competition. 
  • May 2022--Ms. Dave was awarded the Michael Crespo Visual Art Fellowship. Created by the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge and funded by Cary Saurage to commemorate the life, work, and dedication of the late internationally recognized painter and LSU professor, the $5000 fellowship is intended to recognize the quality and breadth of work by a visual artist who has established their personal and professional lives as a long-time contributing member of the Baton Rouge community. Ms. Dave's piece, Power of Intuition, was chosen as this year's winner by Catherine and Laurie Saurage. ​
  • February 2022--For the twelfth year in a row, Glasgow was named the top school at the Region VII Science and Engineering Fair (Junior Division). In addition to winning several awards in their categories, Glasgow students won first and second place overall. Nine of our students were named Broadcom Masters nominees. One student won the Lemelson Early Inventor award, and three students won Naval Science awards. 
  • February 2022--Congrats to the Glasgow winners and participants of the DeBose Fine Arts Competition!
    Top Row (L-R): Jennifer Bouquet (Talented Theater), Anna W. (2nd Place), Cecily L. (1st & 2nd Place), Emma W. (1st Place), Forest R. (3rd Place), Asha R. (Hon. Mention), Elaine H. (1st Place), Breanna Z. (1st & 1st Place), Eve K. (2nd Place), Ellis T. (1st Place), Geeta Dave (Talented Art)
    Bottom Row (L-R): Ivy L. (3rd Place), Lola L., Marleigh R. (2nd Place), Dev I. (1st Place), Luke B. (2nd Place), Ezra H. (3rd Place), Bobby C. (1st Place), Katie Harlan (Talented Art & Animation). Not Pictured: Mary Avery R. (2nd & 3rd Place), Sarah E. (Hon. Mention), Jayce K.
    Not Pictured: Mary Avery R. (2nd & 3rd Place), Sarah E. (Hon. Mention), Jayce K.

  • January 2022--Ms. McGreal was named the EBR Middle School Teacher of the Year. 
  • January 2022--Grace D. was named the EBR Middle School Student of the Year. 
  • May 2021--Ms. McGreal was honored by the Baton Rouge Autism Society for her work with her students. 
  • February 2021--For the eleventh year in a row, Glasgow was named the top school at the Region VII Science and Engineering Fair (Junior Division). In addition to winning several awards in their categories, Glasgow students won first and second place overall, and seven of our students were named Broadcom Masters nominees. One student won a U.S. Air force award, and three students won U.S. Naval/Marine Corps awards. 
  • February 2021--Seven of Glasgow's students qualified for MATHCOUNTS chapter invitational, and those seven students placed in the top 10 out of 77 participants. In the top 10, Glasgow students placed 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, and 8th. Congratulations to Varun G., Ryan F., Alex P., Emily C., Tejas T., Benedict M., and Edward Y. 
  • February 2021--Keya C.R.'s artwork was selected for the Humanities Amped Black History Month Program, Black Futures: The Sankofa Series.
  • February 2021--The following students won awards at the DeBose Festival. Visual art, traditional category: Larissa B., 6th Grade 2D - 2nd Place; Adibah A.,  7th Grade 2D - 2nd Place; Bobby C., 6th Grade Animation, 1st Place; Luke B., 6th Grade Animation, 2nd Place; Ezra H., 6th Grade Animation, 3rd Place; Eve K., 7th Grade Animation, 1st Place; Ellis T., 7th Grade Animation, 2nd Place. Visual art, talented category: Breanna Z., 6th Grade 2D - 2nd Place; Carina L., 6th Grade 2D - Honorable Mention; Sarah E., 7th Grade 2D - 2nd Place; Sameen E., 8th Grade 2D - 2nd Place; Breanna Z., 6th Grade 3D - 1st Place; Sameen E., 8th Grade 3D - 1st Place; Bethiel W., 8th Grade 3D - 2nd Place.  Music and Theatre: 1st place middle school (non-vocal ensemble)-Victoria M. and Ahan Z.; 1st place middle school (non-vocal solo)-Mataya B.; 2nd place middle school (non-vocal solo)-Kashvi K.; 2nd place middle school (theatre monologue)-Elise W.; Honorable mention middle school (non-vocal solo)-Victoria M. 
  • January 2021--Several of Glasgow's talented visual art students won awards for their artwork in the 2021 Scholastic Art and Writing competition. Congratulations to Emily C. (gold key; painting-her work has advanced to the national level of competition), Keya C.R. (silver key; drawing and illustration), Eve K. (silver key; drawing and illustration), Sofia L. (honorable mention; drawing and illustration), and Eva L. (honorable mention; drawing and illustration). 
  • January 2021--Sofia L.'s artwork was selected as a first place winner for the school district (middle school division) in the Louisiana School Board Association art contest. Her work will advance to the state level competition. 
  • January 2021--Ms. Howard was named the EBR Middle School Principal of the Year. 
  • December 2020--Aiswarya N. was named the EBR Middle School Student of the Year. 
  • December 2020--Mary-Avery R.'s work was chosen as a first place district winner for the 2020 Lions Club Peace Poster Contest. Keya C.R.'s work was chosen as a second place winner at the district level. The theme for this year is "Peace Through Service." Both students are in Ms. Dave's talented visual art class.  
  • March 2020--Three Glasgow students had their artwork accepted for the Art Flow junior juried show. Congratulations to Czyra C., Veena M., and Ivy L. 
  • March 2020--Glasgow's Orchestra scored a I (Superior) in Concert and II (Excellent) in Sightreading at the Large Ensemble Assessment. 
  • March 2020--Several students were honored at Youth Legislature for their performance.  Governor's Cabinet: Secretary of Education-Conrad M., Secretary of Transportation-Samay M. House Offices: Aiswarya N.-Clerk-Timer Senate Offices: Sergeant at Arms-Devin S.B. Press Delegates: Justin O. and Sarah T. Photojournalist: Sarah L. Hall of Fame (students who stood out in asking questions and participating in the process): Keya C.R., Bret H., Paul P., Edward Y., and Sarah T. Ripple Award (special award given to students who the coordinators of Youth Legislature felt were a positive RIPPLE during sessions): Conrad M., Samay M., Justin O., Devin S.B., and Sarah T. 
  • February 2020--Glasgow Middle School's team won first place at the regional You Be the Chemist competition. 
  • February 2020--For the tenth year in a row, Glasgow was named the top school at the Region VII Science and Engineering Fair (Junior Division). Our students won a total of 39 awards in their categories (12 first place awards, 13 second place awards, 5 third place awards, 6 fourth place awards, and 3 honorable mention awards). A Glasgow student won second place overall, and eleven of our students were named Broadcom Masters nominees. Two of our students also won Naval Science awards. 
  • February 2020--The following students were named winners at the Debose Fine Art Festival. Digital Media School: Ian E., 1st place; Veena M., 1st place; Vamsi M., 2nd place; Johanna L., 3rd place; Czyra C., Honorable Mention. Talented 2D 8th Grade-Zaara Z.-3rd place. 
  • January 2020--Glasgow Middle School was recognized by the school district for earning an "A" in Student Progress for the 2018-19 school year. Student progress measures the rate at which students are progressing towards mastering the key skills they need to be successful in the next grade level. This rating recognizes the growth students achieve throughout the school year, rather than just recognizing their performance on end-of-year assessments.
  • January 2020--Ms. Roy was selected at the East Baton Rouge Parish Middle School Teacher of the Year. 
  • January 2020--Two students in Glasgow's talented visual art program were recognized for their artwork in the Scholastic Art and Writing contest. Veda D. won a Gold Key award and Alvin C. won a Silver Key award.
  • January 2020--At the Catholic High School Mathematics Tournament, Glasgow Middle School placed third overall. The following teams from Glasgow Middle School earned awards: Comp Math 1-1st place, Middle School Interschool-1st place, Comp Math .5-2nd place. The following individual students won awards for their performance: Kaitlyn S.-1st place in Algebra I, Edward Y.-1st place in Algebra II, Grace D.-2nd place in Algebra I, Varun G.-4th place in Geometry, Emily C.-Honorable Mention in Geometry, Henry T.-Honorable Mention in Algebra II, Andrew Z. W.-Honorable Mention in Pre-Calculus.
  • November 2019-Glasgow's team won first place overall at the Baton Rouge Magnet High School STEM competition.
  • April 2019-Seven Glasgow students were inducted into the Youth Legislature Hall of Fame. Congratulations to Nithya J., Zane S., Parrish J., Conrad M., Brandon R., Andrew Z. W., and James X.
  • April 2019--At the Woodlawn High School First LEGO League Robotics Qualifier, Glasgow students won the Champion Award. Congratulations to Ahan Z., Kevin Z., Rohan J., Michael S., Tejas T., Sarah L., Siya K., Dristi T., Benjamin N., and Yeganeh S.
  • April 2019--At the Woodlawn High School National World War II Museum Robotics Qualifier, Glasgow students won first place overall. Congratulations to Beni M., Gabriel N., Rohan J., Siya K., Dristi T., Sarah L., Yehaneh S., Benjamin N., Michael S., and Kevin Z.
  • Spring 2019--Three Glasgow students earned places in the All-District Band. Congratulations to William B., Alton M., and Antoni S.
  • February 2019--Three students in Glasgow's talented visual art program were recognized by the Scholastic Art and Writing Award program. Congratulations to Ethan G., Nancy S., and Alexander W.
  • February 2019--Glasgow's Mathcounts team placed first at the chapter competition. The team will advance to the state competition. All 10 of Glasgow's students who competed placed in the top 25% at the competition. 
  • January 2019--For the ninth year in a row, Glasgow was named the top school at the 2019 Region VII Science and Engineering Fair (Junior Division). Our students won a total of 35 awards in their categories (13 first place awards, 10 second place awards, 5 third place awards, 3 fourth place awards, and 4 honorable mention awards). A Glasgow student won second place overall, and eight of our students were named Broadcom Masters nominees. Two of our students also won Naval Science awards. 
  • January 2019--Two Glasgow students won awards for their artwork in the BREC Baton Rouge Zoo's Art Gone Wild contest. Andrew C. and Gina K. both placed third in their divisions. 
  • November 2018--Glasgow students won several awards at Beta District Day. Robotics, 1st place (Ricky L., Pranav J., Ryan D., June M., Siya K., William B., and Gabriel N.); Quiz Bowl, 1st place (James X., Aadit N., Kalina N., and William W.); Marketing and Communication, 3rd place (Zachary D,, Caroline C., and Liz J.); Book Battle, 5th place (Orna M., Benjamin B., and Sarah T.); Speech, 5th place (Maggie C.); Engineering, 5th place (Amy Y., Haotian T., Olivia J., Raiyan E., and Samay M.); and Performing Arts, Colo 4th place (Nithya J.). ​
  • November 2018-Glasgow band members performed very well at All Parish. Congratulations to the following students: Symphonic band members-Antoni S. (1st alto saxophone), Zachary D. (1st bass clarinet), and Alton M. (3rd trumpet); Concert band members-Micah B. (1st percussion), William B. (1st alto saxophone), Aadit N. (1st clarinet), and Pranav J. (1st alternate). 
  • Three Glasgow students were selected for District Honor Choir. Congratulations to Ethan B., Ireonna B., and Georgia F.
  • August 2018-Ms. Kelly and Ms. Roy were named recipients of the 2018-2019 ExxonMobil Innovation Grants. Ms. Kelly's award was related to her work with Science Olympiad, and Ms. Roy's award was related to her work with her Roman Technology class. 
  • April 2018-At the LMEA District IV Solo/Small Ensemble Assessment, the following students received superior ratings for their solo performances: Raiyan E., Nithya J., Sarah L., Orna M., and Eric W. The following students received superior ratings for their ensemble performances: Maggie C., Holly H., Nithya J., Olivia J., Sarah L., Sarah L., Grishma S., Katie W., and Amy Y. 
  • March 2018-At the regional You Be the Chemist Challenge, Jonathan D. won first place and MIhir J. won second place. They are eligible to advance the the state competition. 
  • March 2018--Mihir J. qualified to participate at the state level competition of the National Geographic Geography Bee.
  • February 2018--The following students won awards for their artwork in the 2018 Scholastic Art and Writing Contest (Southwest Region): June M-Silver Key, Alexander W.-Silver Key, Katie W.-Honorable Mention, Farrell M.-Honorable Mention, Sammar P.-Honorable Mention.
  • February 2018--Several Glasgow students earned awards at the District Literary Rally at Southern University. Competing against high school students, our students placed first in Advanced Math (Precalculus), Algebra I, Algebra II, Family and Consumer Science, French I, French II, Geometry, Physical Science, Spanish I, Spanish II, and World Geography. A student placed second in Environmental Science. 
  • February 2018--Glasgow's Mathcounts team placed first at the chapter competition. The team, along with one other Glasgow student who placed in the top 6, will advance to the state competition. Congratulations to Ryan, June, Ethan, Jonathan, and Ricky!
  • February 2018--The following students were selected for All-Parish Honor Choir: Ireonna B., Ashmi D., Caroline C., Jasmine R., Angelina C., Mackenzie S., and Georgia F.
  • January 2018-For the eighth year in a row, Glasgow was named the top school at the 2018 Region VII Science and Engineering Fair (Junior Division). Our students won a total of 35 awards in their categories (8 first place awards, 11 second place awards, 8 third place awards, 3 fourth place awards, and 5 honorable mention awards). A Glasgow student won second place overall, and nine of our students were named Broadcom Masters nominees. Our students also won Naval Science and U.S. Air Force awards. 
  • January 2018--At the Catholic High School Mathematics Tournament, Glasgow Middle School placed third overall. The following teams from Glasgow Middle School earned awards: Middle School-1st place; Comp Math 1.5-2nd place; Interschool Middle School-2nd place; Interschool Lower School-3rd place; Interschool Upper School-1st place. The following individual students won awards for their performance: Sarah T.-2nd place, Prealgebra; Andrew Z.W.-2nd place, Algebra I; Aadit N.-4th place, Algebra I; Pranav J.-4th place, Geometry; Ethan G.-4th place, Algebra II. Our students completed against students from several schools including Baton Rouge Magnet High School, Catholic High School, Haynes Academy, Lee Magnet High School, McKinley High School, McKinley Middle School, Patrick F. Taylor Academy, and Sherwood Middle School.
  • January 2018--Nithya J. and Antoni S. were selected for All-Parish Honor Orchestra.
  • November 2017--The Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center included work from our Talented Visual Art students in a permanent display.
  • October 2017--Catherine W. placed third in the Red Stick Project and Capital Area Transit System (CATS) art contest. The contest celebrated Baton Rouge's bicentennial.
  • 2017--Two Glasgow students were selected for All Parish Honor Choir. Congratulations to Angelina C. and Georgia F.
  • 2017--Three Glasgow students were selected for All Parish Honor Band. Congratulations to Antoni S., Beau P., and Elliot F.
  • 2017--At the You be the Chemist local challenge, Ju-Woo N. won second place and Zayeed A. won third place.
  • February 2017--At the National History Bee's regional competition, Zayeed A., Jonathan D., and Jay I. qualified to advance to the next level of competition. Zayeed A. and Jay I. placed in the top 8.
  • February 2017--Several Glasgow students earned awards at the District Literary Rally at Southern University. Competing against high school students, our students placed first in Environmental Science, Physical Science, Algebra I, Algebra II, Advanced Math, World History, Family and Consumer Science, Psychology, Spanish I, Spanish II, French I, and French II. A Glasgow student placed second in Geometry.
  • January 2017--For the seventh year in a row, Glasgow was named the top school at the Region VII Science and Engineering Fair (Junior Division). Our students won a total of 39 awards in their categories (13 first place awards, 13 second place awards, 5 third place awards, 3 fourth place awards, and 5 honorable mention awards). Twelve of our students were named Broadcom Masters nominees. Four of our students won naval science awards, and two of our students won awards from the Society of Women Engineers. Additionally, Glasgow students won first and second place overall awards.
  • January 2017—Five Glasgow students were selected for All Parish Honor Choir. Congratulations to Alyssa D., Georgia F., Pushpita N., Ashmi D., and Zoryah G.
  • January 2017--At the Catholic High School Mathematics Tournament, the following teams from Glasgow Middle School earned awards: Middle School-1st place; Comp Math 1.5-1st place; Comp Math 2, Team A-2nd place; Interschool Middle School-1st place. The following individual students won awards for their performance: Orna M.-1st place, Prealgebra; Nancy S.-2nd place, Prealgebra; Ryan D.-3rd place, Algebra I; Ethan G.-4th place, Algebra I; Jonathan D.-3rd place, Algebra II; Jonathan W.-4th place, Algebra II; Ju-Woo N.-Honorable Mention, Algebra II; and Jason P.-5th place, Pre-Calculus. Glasgow's students competed against students from several schools including Baton Rouge Magnet High School, Brother Martin, Catholic High School, Dominican, Episcopal, and Lee Magnet High School.
  • January 2017--Jonathan Wu, Glasgow's Student of the Year, was selected as a district finalist.
  • 2016--Two Glasgow students were selected for All Parish Honor Orchestra. Congratulations to Antoni S. and Cindy X.
  • December 2016--Ms. Johnson, Glasgow's Teacher of the Year, was selected as a district finalist.
  • November 2016--At the Junior Beta District Day competition, Glasgow's quiz bowl team won 3rd place (Jay I., Rohit R., Justin K., and Jonathan D.). Jonathan W. and Mihir J. placed 5th in Robotics. Adrienne S. placed third in the Special Talent category.
  • November 2016--Emma T.'s artwork was selected as a district winner in the Lions Club peace poster contest. Her artwork will advance to the state-level competition.
  • November 2016--At Episcopal High School's Mu Alpha Theta math competition, a group of Glasgow students competed against students from schools including Abbeville High School, Baton Rouge Magnet High School, Brother Martin High School, Baton Rouge International School, Catholic High School, Isidore Newman School, St. Joseph's High School, St. Paul's High School, Sherwood Middle School, and University High School. Glasgow students placed second in the middle school team competition and second in the lower interschool competition.
  • October 2016--Glasgow's swim team members competed at a championship meet. Our boys' total score ranked 6th among all middle schools who competed. Congratulations to all team members: Heidi F., Richard G., Jason G., Hanyu N., and Antoni S.
  • March 2016—Three Glasgow students were selected to participate at the You Be the Chemist competition at LSU. Zayeed A. placed 5th overall. Krishna P. placed 2nd, and was eligible to compete at the state level.
  • March 2016--Both Mr. Hunsinger's strings students and Ms. Bittner's choir students earned superior ratings at their district music festivals.
  • March 2016--Seven Glasgow students qualified to participate in the National History Bee based on their scores at the Regional History Bee. At the regional bee, students competed with students from Louisiana and Mississippi. They participated in multiple rounds of competition in areas including geography, world history, and United States history. Jonathan D., Jay I., Anthony B., and Krishna P. qualified to participate in the National History Bee. In addition to qualifying for the national bee, Zayeed A., Khanh P., and Rahul R. also placed in the top 8 for the region.
  • March 2016--Several Glasgow students earned awards at the District Literary Rally at Southern University. Competing against high school students, our students placed first in Health, Environmental Science, Algebra II, Geometry, and World History. Our students placed second in Algebra II, French I, French II, and Spanish II.
  • March 2016--Abhi J. placed second at the Louisiana Children's Discovery Center Regional Spelling Bee.
  • February 2016--Abhi J. qualified to participate at the state level of the National Geographic Bee.
  • February 2016--Glasgow was named the top school at the Region VII Science and Engineering Fair (Junior Division). Our students won a total of 23 awards in their categories (ten first place awards, five second place awards, four third place awards, two fourth place awards, and two honorable mention awards). Nine of our students were named Broadcom Masters nominees. Additionally, Glasgow students won first and second place overall awards.
  • February 2016--At the MATHCOUNTS chapter competition, Glasgow's team won first place.
  • January 2016--Three Glasgow students were selected for All-Parish Honor Orchestra.
  • January 2016--Seven Glasgow students were selected for All-Parish Honor Choir.
  • January 2016--A team of students from Glasgow's gifted program won third place at Catholic High School's Mu Alpha Theta Mathematics Tournament. Glasgow students won awards in the following individual categories: Algebra I: 1st place; Geometry: 2nd and 3rd place. Algebra II: Honorable Mention. Our students also won awards in the following team/group categories: Algebra II Ciphering: 3rd place; Comp Math: 3rd place; Lower Interschool: 1st place; Middle School Interschool: 2nd place.
  • November 2015--Glasgow's Beta Club placed first in the poster category at the district Beta competition.
  • March 2015--Abhi J. placed first at the Louisiana Children's Discovery Center Regional Spelling Bee.
  • March 2015--The Louisiana Art and Science Museum featured an installation created by Ms. Dave's art students.
  • February 2015--Glasgow Middle School was named top school in the Junior Division at the Region VII Science and Engineering Fair at LSU. A Glasgow student won the second place overall award. 
  • January 2015--Eight Glasgow students were selected for All-Parish Honor Choir.
  • January 2015--William H. was named a district finalist, and later was honored with a third place award, in East Baton Rouge Parish's Middle School Student of the Year competition. 
  • November 2014--Glasgow earned first place overall at Baton Rouge Magnet High School's STEM day.
  • March 2014--Navya M. placed first at the Louisiana Children's Discovery Center Regional Spelling Bee. By winning this bee, she became eligible to participate in the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
  • March 2014--Deepti V. was named a finalist for the regional student of the year.
  • February 2014--Several Glasgow students earned awards at the District Literary Rally at Southern University. Competing against high school students, our students placed first in Advanced Math, Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, French I, French II, Physical Science, and Computer Science. Glasgow students also earned second place awards in Spanish I and World History. Additionally, seven students earned superior ratings.
  • February 2014--Two of Glasgow's talented art students won prizes for their artwork in the 5-2-1-0 plus 10 contest. Kusum G. won the Best of Show award and a $1000 savings bond, and Navya M. won second place and a $500 savings bond. The contest was sponsored by the East Baton Rouge Mayor-President's Healthy City Initiative, the Our Lady of the Lake Foundation, and the East Baton Rouge Parish School System.
  • February 2014--Deepti V. was named East Baton Rouge Parish's Middle School Student of the Year.
  • February 2014--Glasgow Middle School was named top school in the Junior Division at the Region VII Science and Engineering Fair at LSU. A Glasgow student won the first place overall award.
  • February 2014--Several of Glasgow's talented art students won awards for their work in the DeBose Fine Arts Festival. Glasgow students won a total of eight awards (three first place awards, two second place awards, one third place award, and two fourth place awards).
  • January 2014--A team of Glasgow students won second place at Catholic High School's Mu Alpha Theta Mathematics Tournament. Glasgow students won awards in the following individual categories: Pre-Algebra: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th place; Algebra I: 3rd and 4th place; Geometry: 2nd and 3rd place; Algebra II: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th place. Our students also won awards in the following team/group categories: Middle School Math: 2nd place; Potpourri: 2nd place; Algebra II Ciphering: 1st place; Math Bowl: 1st place; Interschool Middle School: 1st place; Interschool High School: 2nd place.
  • January 2014--Deepti V. was named a district finalist in East Baton Rouge Parish's Middle School Student of the Year competition.
  • November 2013-- Glasgow earned first place overall at Baton Rouge Magnet High School's STEM day.
  • April 2013--Our students competed in 11 content areas at the District Literary Rally at Southern University.  Competing against high school students, our students scored ten 1st place medals and one 2nd place medal. 
  • April 2013--Glasgow earned first place overall at Baton Rouge Magnet High School's STEM day. Glasgow students also won first place in the egg drop event and first place in the tower of strength event.
  • March 2013—Glasgow students placed first and fourth in the Regional Chemistry Challenge.  They will advance to the state competition this summer.
  • February 2013--At the regional competition for the National History Bee, a Glasgow student qualified to compete at the national competition in Atlanta on June 1.
  • February/March 2013--Ms. Dave and Glasgow's Talented Art students were featured in The Advocate for their life-sized animal sculptures made of recycled sporks. Their work was displayed at the Audubon Zoo in New Orleans and the Baton Rouge Zoo.
  • February 2013--Glasgow's Science Olympiad team placed in almost every category and qualified to compete at the state competition.
  • February 2013--Glasgow Middle School was named top school in the Junior Division at the Region VII Science and Engineering Fair at LSU. Glasgow students won first and second place overall awards. Glasgow was also named top school in 2012 and 2011.
  • February 2013--This year, Glasgow Middle School students participated in the National History Bee. Twelve students took a qualifying test to see who would represent the school. Four students from each school were allowed to take the test to qualify for the regional competition, and all of Glasgow's top four students qualified to advance to the regional competition.
  • February 2013--At the MATHCOUNTS chapter competition, Glasgow's students earned 9 of the top 12 places. Additionally, Glasgow's team won first place.
  • January 2013--Marie N. was selected as a finalist, and later was honored with a second place award, for the East Baton Rouge Parish Middle School Student of the Year.
  • January 2013--A team of Glasgow students won second place at Catholic High School's Mu Alpha Theta Mathematics Tournament. Glasgow placed first in the interschool test. Glasgow students won honors in the following categories: Algebra I-1st, 2nd, and 4th place; Geometry-1st, 2nd, and 4th place; Pre-Calculus, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th place. Our students also won the following team awards: Comprehensive Math I, first place; Comprehensive Math II, first place; Pre-Calculus Math Bowl, first place; Middle School Team Test, second place.
  • January 2013--Two students in Glasgow's Talented Art program were selected as district winners in the 2013 Louisiana School Board Association Art Contest (second place and honorable mention).
  • December 2012--The work of several students in Glasgow's Talented Art program was displayed at the SMArt Melt exhibition at the offices of Baton Rouge's McGlynn, Glisson, and Mouton law firm.
  • October 2012--Three of Glasgow's talented art students were selected as finalists for WAFB's Celebrating Our Louisiana art contest.
  • October 2012—At the 2012 Kiwanis community-wide art contest, two of Glasgow’s talented art students won first and third place awards. Seven students received Honorable Mention awards.
  • September 2012--Fifteen Glasgow students were selected to participate in the All-Parish Middle School Honor Band.
  • April 2012--At session five of Youth Legislature, Glasgow students were elected Lieutenant Governor, President Pro Tem of the Senate, and Speaker Pro Tem of the House. Three Glasgow bills were chosen for the Hall of Fame, and ten students were also named to the Hall of Fame. 
  • April 2012--Ms. O'Brien was named Middle School Teacher of the Year by the Baton Rouge Association of Gifted and Talented Students.
  • March 2012--Samhita R. was named regional Student of the Year.
  • March 2012—At the regional social studies fair, two of our students won an award for best group project overall. Our students also won several awards in their categories (five 1st place awards, three 2nd place awards, and two 3rd place awards).
  • March 2012--Four of Glasgow's students participated in the East Baton Rouge Parish Middle School Honor Orchestra String Camp at McKinley Middle School.
  • February 2012--Glasgow Middle School was named top school in the Junior Division at the 2012 Region VII Science and Engineering Fair at LSU on February 14, 2012. Glasgow students won 1st and 2nd place overall individual awards. Our students also won several awards in their categories (five 1st place awards, eight 2nd place awards, and six 3rd place awards). Five students also won special awards from Ricoh Americas Corporation, the U.S. Air Force, and the U.S. Naval/U.S. Marine Corp.
  • February 2012--Samhita R. was named East Baton Rouge Parish's Student of the Year.
  • January 2012--A team of Glasgow students won first place at the 4th Annual McKinley Middle School Academic Competition. Students competed against teams from McKinley Middle School, Sherwood Middle School, Westdale Middle School, and West Feliciana Middle School.
  • January 2012--A team of students from Glasgow's gifted program won third place at Catholic High School's Mu Alpha Theta Mathematics Tournament.
  • January 2012--Several of Glasgow's Beta Club members attended District Day at Plaquemine High School. Glasgow won four first place awards, two second place awards, and one fourth place award.
  • March 2011—A talented art student won the Baton Rouge Fire Department's truck decal design contest. Her design was featured on Baton Rouge area fire trucks.
  • February 2011—Glasgow Middle School was named top school in the Junior Division at the 2011 Region VII Science and Engineering Fair.
  • January 2011— Glasgow students participated in the Catholic High School's Mu Alpha Theta Mathematics Tournament Our students won honors in the following categories: Algebra I: 2nd, 3rd, and 4th places; Geometry: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places; Algebra II: 1st and 4th places and Honorable Mention; Team Competition Math I: 2nd place; Team Competition Algebra II Math Bowl: 1st place.
  • 2010— At the Louisiana State Science and Engineering Fair (Junior Division), Glasgow students placed 3rd in the Mathematical Sciences division, 2nd in the Physics and Astronomy Division, and 3rd in the Team Project Division. Students also won the following Special Awards: American Chemical Society, 1st and 3rd places; Louisiana Association of Teachers of Mathematics, 2nd place.
  • Spring 2010—Talented art students placed a permanent art exhibit at the Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory (LIGO) in Livingston, LA.
Glasgow Middle School
1676 Glasgow Avenue
Baton Rouge, LA 70808
Phone: 225.925.2942
Fax: 225.928.3565
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Glasgow Middle School is a 2007 National Blue Ribbon School.