The school has a very good clean enviroment, it is also a nice learning envirorment. The teachers are not too strict and not too laid back, which makes a great mix. The dress code is not nearly as bad as what people make it out to be, i attended Central High School and it was at least ten times worse
... Read more then how it is at Broadmoor, Mr. Glueck is only trying to get the students ready for the future, he is a great principle and looks for the best in his students and faculty. The sports are in a slump as of lately due to the lack of involvement, participation and dedication. I play football, soccer and baseball at Broadmoor high school and the parents of the student athletes who attend the sports events is limited. The school has prepped me greatly for college. Class of 2010!!! Read less
Posted by a student on 09/28/09
If I could take BHS out of EBR, it would be a wonderful school. Administrators are concerned about providing the best learning environment for students and as a result students who are not concerned about learning find this school very strict. If it wasn't for the absurd 'one-size-fits-all' mandates
... Read more put forth by the parish, the amazingly talented teachers would have more time to do their job. Luckily the school still keeps the students' best interests in mind as much as they can while trying to filter the mess that comes out of central office. Read less
Posted by a teacher on 05/30/08
Broadmoor Senior High School is very great school. As a recent alum of the school, I can attest to quality of the education. I contribute my success now in college to my years at the illustrious and diverse Broadmoor High School. BHS has the best teachers and staff, traditions, and academics around Baton
... Read more Rouge. Notwithstanding the scores, BHS is just as good as any other private or magnet school in the city. This is evident through the accomplishments of alum and current students. Go to BHS, you will not regret your decision. It was my best decisions in I ever made. Go Bucs! Read less
Posted by a former student on 11/03/06
I am currently a student teacher at Broadmoor. I have been truly amazed at the quality of this school. Yes, faculty and staff (including myself) worry about uniforms, but it is for the good of the school. Proper uniforms cut down on distractions and ID's are very important for student safety. They
... Read more allow teachers to easily recognoze who should and shouldn't be on campus. We do worry about uniforms, but that is before class. once class starts the focus is on teaching. The students here have the opportunity to receive a great education, but many of them have other things on their mind. Any student who has the opportunity to go to Broadmoor is lucky. The uniform thing is only a problem for those who make it a problem. Read less
Posted by a teacher on 11/15/05
I had one child graduate from Broadmoor and my younger child attended Broadmoor High School for 2 years before we moved her. She is an honor student, takes only honor courses, and makes straight A's. MY younger child had great teachers, taking HONORS Classes, but I feel if she had been in REGULAR classes,
... Read more she would'nt have been prepared for college. I know my son wasn't prepared for college after graduation from Broadmoor. He was a lost puppy. No one helped him plan for college or the future in guidance. The extra curricular activities are not encouraged by the administration. The focus is on dress codes, ID cards, tardies, so on. Academics, unless you are a focused honor student, is not pushed. Extra's are not pushed. The students and many teachers are great. But the overall 'experience' is lacking. I give it a C. There are worse schools, however. Read less
Posted by a parent on 08/21/05
I think the school priciple needs to change his focus alittle and try to make school a little bit more exciting for the students, and maybe come up with some kind of incentives that motivate the students. I also think that some of the teachers need to be reevaluated or tested on how to teach and reach
... Read more the students escpecially the older teachers. Read less
Posted by a student on 07/14/05
Broadmoor was once a school kids looked forward to going to now kids find reasons not to go there! The school and its administrators are more worried about if someone is wearing the right kind of pants and that their i.d. is on a lanyard instead of ridiculous accusations that get put on some of the children.
... Read more I know for a fact that some of the suspencions are pointless. I think they should focus more on the education a child is getting rather than the pants they wear! Read less
Posted by a student on 07/04/05
This school was once one of the best schools you could send a kid to in East Baton Rouge Parish, unfortuantly now it is probably one of the worst. This school, as you probably already heard, has some of the most outlandish rules and regulations. ID cards, for example, I can see a student wearing one
... Read more for safety reason, but suspending a student for not wearing one because he forgot is inhumane. I just got out of this schoool this past year, some teachers are great like Ms. Potts, other are horrible. Read less
Posted by a student on 05/27/05
This school is poor on extracurricular activities. They do not have Drama club anymore, they canceled Music Theater class, and parental involvement is at an all time low. They care more about the uniform, whether or not you have your ID in the right spot, and belt loops! I went to this school all 4 years
... Read more of high school, wore a uniform all four years, and now, only now that I am in college, do I know that this school did not get me prepared for college. Read less
Posted by a former student on 04/19/05
I used to teach at Broadmoor. Here's my concern: even as a teacher, I was able to recognize that discipline was to be emphasized over learning. Pointless five day suspensions where students sit in a room and stare at a wall - what a waste of the student's time, and of their privelege to an education.
... Read more I do think that the principal and vice principal are good at their jobs, they just need to lighten up a little bit and remember what the school is there for. Read less
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Baton Rouge schools — Broadmoor High School is located at 10100 Goodwood Blvd, Baton Rouge LA 70815. 10100 Goodwood Blvd is in the Broadmoor/Sherwood neighborhood and 70815 ZIP code in Baton Rouge, LA The school district for Broadmoor High School is the East Baton Rouge Parish Sd. Broadmoor High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9 - 12.
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