History Scotlandville High School was built in 1961 as a community high school.  In 1982, Scotlandville became a magnet high school with an academic focus.  In 1983, the High School for Engineering Professions was added as a school within a school.  In 1997, the community students were brought back into the school, thus a traditional program.  In 2003, the school population grew as a result of the formation of the Baker School District.  In 2004, Scotlandville Magnet High School changed it's name to include a Center of Excellence for Business Entrepreneurship and Government Affairs. In 2007, Scotlandville change from the Eagles to the Hornets.
Timeline 1961  School constructed 1982  School opened as Scotlandville Magnet High 1983  Added High School for Engineering Professions 1997  Community students returned to school 2003  Community students returned from Baker 2004  School closed for major renovations 2004  Partners with Southern University, Chamber Of Commerce of Greater Baton Rouge, Dow Chemical, Hibernia National Bank, Baton Rouge Bar Association and Louisiana Technology and Business Center to implement Center Of Excellence for Business Entrepreneurship and Government Affairs. 2005  School opens with new name - Scotlandville Magnet High/Center Of Excellence 2007 Scotlandville returns back to Hornets