Stella

My child attended kindergarten through second grade. We were not impressed with the teachers and staff through out but especially in first grade. Her teacher left half way through the year and turns out she wasn’t teaching them anything so the last three months they had to have 6 specialist teachers in the classroom every day to catch the entire class up on what they weren’t learning the entire year so they could pass and go to third grade. It was a mess. The teachers look and act burnt out. Strong lack of communication. The bullying at this school is atrocious but I don’t know if that’s the schools fault or the caliber of kids attending that school. The fact this school is ranked high just goes to show the poor education in Louisiana as a whole. Don’t send your kids here.

This is the absolute best school I've ever encountered both for myself and the 2 children I've sent there. It's small, family oriented. Parents are 100% welcome to come peak in whenever they please. The office staff is incredibly kind. They have a new principal who seems to want to work together to make everyone happy, not just come in and demand changes like we feared would happen. She's genuinely into positivity and the kids react so well to her implementation of songs and sign language. This is a happy school. The teachers know kids and parents like they're family. The children leave there with scholarships and excel in future educational endeavors. It's set in a small community where there are policemen either on or right next to campus daily, so it's extremely safe. The priest is friendly and takes time to answer all the kids questions about anything, and he does it in a way that makes them intrigued enough to really listen, and comfortable enough to come back with more questions. Beautiful relationships are formed here between kids and the staff. I cannot say enough things about this wonderful school. We are all better for having gone here.