9764 E Pomona Dr
Baton Rouge, LA 70815

I was skeptical about Belaire but my son has been doing good at Belaire. He has gain more confidence, and he likes going to school because they make the students follow the rules, they are strict about their uniform policy and attendance. i am very grateful to the teachers because they go out of their way to reach out and help the students.

park forest is the worst school that there is now, It used to be good of what I’m hearing and they tried their best to make it strict and everything but There’s fighting almost everyday or every week, the food of EBR is horrible (lunch and breakfast) it’s always the same things and most of the time they are short of something. The school is boring and chaotic. I left and went back and it was no better, no I am not an adult or teacher i’m a student. I loved the teachers and things there and i’m glad I’ve graduated away from PFM. There’s lots of things you can do there but Overall the entire school is just BS. The only thing I’D miss there is the sports and my teammates or friends. I hated how strict they were upon us but now I see why they are that way. The people there are Problematic and attention seeking, and some of the teachers were hella rude towards me especially when I was In my first year of there. Not sure if she’s still there now but Ms.W from the 6th hall was the best. Mr.W was/Is a good principal and that’s it. Hope that school improves

If you're child has a disability that has not been diagnosed yet, I recommend not sending them here. We were told the school would work with us while we were waiting for a diagnosis, but this is not true. He's 5 and got suspended after attending for less than a month. They just look at him as any other "troublemaker" instead of viewing it as something he can't control. When asking about these things, the principal wanted to talk about numbers and statistics rather than what we can do to help the individual child. She said until he has a diagnosis there's nothing they will do, even though we were told different in the beginning. Considering they are a failing school, it seems that bringing up statistics is a moot point, especially when we're calling trying to discuss the issues with our child.