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Something unusual is happening in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

In the southeastern corner in this unincorporated area,

a group of parents and advocates is seeking to essentially create their own city.

Adam Harris writes about education for the Atlantic.

The grows out of this movement of trying to create school districts in order

to have these separate schools.

This is a process that began in around 2012.

It is continuing on to today where in October,

they'll be voting on essentially whether or not they'll be able to create their own city.

A movement began to form a new city in the unincorporated southern area of East Baton Rouge Parish.

This area is known as St. George.

These parents and advocates were kind of fed up in a way with the local schools.

The schools in East Baton Rouge Parish had been rated consistently as the lowest performing in the state

and there was violence in the schools and all these different things that amount to this coded language.

The citizens of the proposed city of St. George were hopeful

their legitimate concerns about education and the direction of the parish would be heard

and that things would improve.

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