Baton Rouge Mentoring Group Seeks New Recruits After Decades of Service
In Baton Rouge, Louisiana, a group of men known as the 'Security Dads' has dedicated decades to mentoring students at Glen Oaks High School. Established in 1993, the group provides guidance and support to students, acting as father figures. The…
Terre Haute, IN, September 21, 2026 —
In Baton Rouge, Louisiana, a long-standing community initiative known as the ‘Security Dads’ is looking to expand its ranks to ensure the continuation of its mission. This group of men has devoted decades to mentoring students at Glen Oaks High School, offering guidance and acting as father figures to generations of young people.
The ‘Security Dads’ program was established in 1993, meaning it has been in operation for over 30 years. Throughout this extensive period, the group has provided consistent support and mentorship to students navigating their formative years at Glen Oaks High School. The core objective of the program is to offer positive male role models and a supportive environment, fostering personal growth and development among the student body.
The elder members of the ‘Security Dads’ organization have recently expressed a need for new recruits. This call for volunteers is aimed at individuals who can dedicate their time and experience to continue the group’s work. The focus remains on providing essential guidance and support, ensuring that the program’s legacy of mentorship can persist for future students of the high school.
The specific number of current members and the exact number of new recruits sought were not provided. Information regarding the process for becoming a member or the typical time commitment expected from volunteers was also not detailed in the available summary.
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