MEET HANNAH
Hannah Amoroso is a parent, physical therapist, and longtime advocate for our public schools. An EBR public school graduate and proud parent of children educated in the same system, Hannah has spent 15+ years supporting students and teachers, mentoring young people, and working with the schoolboard, administrators, and community organizations to strengthen public schools for every student. Hannah led the effort to start school later using research and data to advocate for change. As the next District 7 School Board member, she’ll bring that same evidence-based approach to improving our schools.
Hannah’s leadership is rooted in her own extensive experience with EBR public schools. When her family moved back to Baton Rouge in third grade, she attended her neighborhood school, Audubon Elementary where her teachers and school leaders challenged her, supported her, and opened doors that shaped the course of her life. She went on to McKinley Middle and Baton Rouge Magnet High School where she met her now husband, Sam. She later earned her Master's Degree in Physical Therapy in Texas and returned home to raise her own family in Baton Rouge.
Hannah and Sam chose to enroll their children in the same public schools that helped shaped them. Her two children have attended East Baton Rouge public schools since Pre-K and are now thriving at Baton Rouge Magnet High and LSU. Hannah has committed the last 15 years to supporting our schools and our students as a volunteer, mentor, tutor and more. She has worked with community groups including VIPS, BRYC, Beyond Bricks, BRMHS Foundation and more.
Hannah is a longtime No-Party voter who believes schoolboard leadership should prioritize students and families—not partisan politics or special interests. She is running to bring high expectations and high support to East Baton Rouge schools: expecting excellence from our schools while making sure students, teachers, and families have the resources and support they need to succeed.
