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VISION: The Zachary Community School District is recognized as a MODEL OF EXCELLENCE serving all citizens.

MISSION: The mission of the Zachary Community School District is to assist every student in reaching his or her maximum potential through high-quality instruction and good stewardship of community resources

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From the Superintendent

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District Announcements

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September Pre-K through 6th grade events calendar.

Parents: Please use our Pre-K through 6th grade activities calendar as a quick reference for the month of September.#WeAreZachary September2026Download

Parent/Guardian Stakeholder Advisory Group or Community Stakeholder Advisory Group

If you are a ZCSD parent/guardian or a Zachary community member who would like to be a part of our Parent/Guardian Stakeholder Advisory Group or Community Stakeholder Advisory Group, please contact Mandy Bradley at mandy.bradley@zacharyschools.org. These groups meet four times during the school year in…

Student Stakeholder Advisory Group

We are excited to once again host our Student Stakeholder Advisory Group meetings for the 2026-2027 school year. These groups foster stronger collaboration and engagement between our school district and the community we proudly serve. If you are interested in serving on our 5th-12th-grade Student…

Zachary High School Stadium Guidelines & Safety Protocols

ZHSStadiumGuidelines2026_2027Download SafetyProtocols Graphic2026Download

Gifted Screening Blitz

We are excited about our upcoming ZCSD Gifted and Talented Gifted Screening Blitz!  If you feel your student is a good candidate for screening, please fill out the form.  (Screening will take place September 1st through the 11th.) GiftedScreeningBlitz2Download #WeAreZachary #AcademicsArtsAthletics #ExcellenceLivesHere #ZCSDGiftedandTalented 

Possible Bus Delays

Parents/Guardians, Please be aware that slight bus delays are a possibility on the first days of school. Our number one goal each day is to return your student(s) to you safely. We truly appreciate your patience and understanding. If your child is riding a bus…

August Pre-K through 6th grade events calendar.

Parents: Please use our Pre-K through 6th grade activities calendar as a quick reference for the month of August.#WeAreZachary August 2026 (1)Download

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Parents, this important event will be held on Monday, October 5th, at the ZHS Visual and Performing Arts Center (VPAC) from 6:30 pm until 8:15 pm. "Preparing Parents to Recognize the Early Signs of Risk and Substance Misuse in Their Children" is free and open to the public. Registration is required.Victoria’s Voice Foundation, a national nonprofit dedicated to providing drug education and prevention support for families, has joined forces with the Office of Baton Rouge Mayor-President Sid Edwards to hold a Save Our Kids | VITAL SIGNS forum for local parents on Monday, October 5 at Zachary High School’s Visual and Performing Arts Center, located at 4100 Bronco Lane (School Street) in Zachary, LA. Doors open at 6:00 pm, and the program starts promptly at 6:30 pm. A Q&A session with audience members will follow the facilitated community discussion on the early signs of risk and substance misuse in youth. Established by Jackie Siegel and her late husband, David Siegel, after they lost their daughter, Victoria, 18, to an accidental drug overdose in 2015, Victoria’s Voice is bringing its popular VITAL SIGNS program to Zachary families. The initiative equips parents with the tools and knowledge to identify and address the early signs of substance use in their children. The introduction to this video-supported series is an in-person forum convening leaders in the substance use disorder (SUD) space. The forum is free and open to the public. Dinner and refreshments will be provided. Seating is limited, and registration is required. ...
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