Corporal Michael Middlebrook Elementary School

Broadmoor elementary has very safe and caring environment...Principal, Teachers and other school staff are very involved and truly care about the children!!Broadmoor elementary has an integral part of our life for the past 5 years!!our oldest daughter began kindergarten here and the younger one started pre-k here and since we never considered another school!! As a parent it feels amazing knowing that the teacher and staff are working together with the parent as a team...our children enjoy going to Broadmoor elementary

Amazing experience i went their its a good test school and safe schoolteacher only this is if your kid needs to be disciplined

Our daughter has attended WCA since K3...now she is in the 8th grade...Excellent environment for today's students...watched school grow from K3 thru 6th grade only... to now today K3 to 12th grade...being a part of this growth has been a wonderful experience...watching our daughter mature by following the school's principal guidelines of WCA has enriched her values.

Nothing but greatness from this school. We have been there 7 years now and I can't even think of one complaint. Anything that was brought to admins attention was quickly resolved, teachers love their students (they could be paid more imo), my kids enjoy going to school and we have had no issues with bullying or anything like that. Overall great school and worth every penny.

My wife and I have two proud graduates of Fatima, currently in pre med at LSU. Their GPA's are 3.5 (freshman) and 3.7 (junior). They each miss and thrived in the wonderful religious, exceptional academic and very athletic environment of Fatima. We now have a 2nd grader there. Many parents of Fatima and especially outside of Fatima, don't take advantage of, or even realize certain unique benefits such as, the ability to walk your children into school each day, eat lunch with them, visit their classrooms, The WONDERFUL DEC program, the fact the teachers are paid 90% of the public school salary attracts the best teachers, some of the lowest teacher / student ratios, etc. the exceptional athletics offered. I will end where I began...Also, the wonderful spiritual environment at Fatima is a true blessing. I highly recommend Fatima School.

This is truly a school like no other. One of the best things regarding this school is the academic support program. They have a building where students can go to obtain most of their accommodations (extra time, quiet space, scribe, ect.) Students can also have a period where instead of an extracurricular (language, pe, art) they can get their work done with a teacher or really any other help they may need. My only concern is the open campus is very easily accessible to outsiders. I do appreciate the honor code which allows students to learn without concerning their safety. The breaks can be very long, which is the reason for the 25 extra minutes of school. (8-3:25). While there are not too many assignments, most of them are big assignments (ie. essays, tests, projects) and they do tend to pile up all at once. For example, you may have one week where you have either one or no quizzes/assignments, and there may be a week where you have 4 tests, a major essay, worksheets, ect. For a student to go here, they just have to have good time management skills and know how to do multiple things at once. This school also very heavily relies on student participation. If a student needs help, they should be going to the teacher personally. They tend to frown upon parents doing these things for their child. One bad thing I will say is that teachers (especially english teachers) tend to come and go a lot. In the past 2 years there has been at least 3 or 4 new english teachers that leave halfway through the year. Not a lot of consistency in that field. I do like how once you get to high school, you are not required to take notes and such, it is really left to the student to take charge of their learning (they can request help if needed). The last thing I really have to say is the students are very prone to cliques. Not very "stereotypical" if you will, but you definitely are only accepted in the "popular groups" if your family comes from money. Overall a pretty good school.