I am writing to express my sincerest gratitude for the exceptional support, care, and encouragement…read moreAdrianne Bland has provided me as my Student Service Advisor. Your guidance has made a significant and positive difference in my academic journey here at Louisiana State University, for my degree in Disaster Science and Emergency Management. I especially appreciate how you always went above and beyond with follow-ups, whether through calls or emails, to ensure that every situation I brought to your attention was resolved. It gave me immense peace of mind knowing that I could rely on you to see things through to the end. Your regular calls and emails were more than just helpful reminders; they were a source of encouragement and genuine care. The way you approached every issue--from registration hurdles to resource inquiries--showed a deep commitment to my success and well-being as a student. Thank you, Adriane, for being such a wonderful advisor.

The campus is beautiful. The grounds are so well kept. We didn't need a permit to park in different…read moreplaces, but you do need to mind the sign. Obviously, don't park where you're not supposed to no matter what day of the week it is. This campus is very old. I believe it was founded in the 1890s. There are so many different buildings and the campus has a huge sporting event center. They also have a small area where people are popping out to take a look at Mike the Tiger, their mascot. My co-ed service fraternity has an active chapter here at this school. That is one of the reasons that we decided to drive through the campus. None of the buildings were open or anything, but it was nice to see the grounds. Unfortunately we couldn't find anybody who was able to give us any information about this university or the different buildings but again, just the grounds were pretty. I can only imagine what it is like when they have sporting events and everyone comes out to support their Louisiana State University Tigers. If I am not mistaken, I believe I heard that Angel Reese, a WNBA player, graduated from the school. That's a fun little tidbit of information.

I'm saddened to be leaving this review because as a Teacher I was very excited to have located a…read moreteacher supply store that was relatively close in distance. While the store is kept clean and had a large selection of booklets and hands on manipulatives that students can learn from, I will never shop here again. Here's why: upon my arrival I was asked if I needed any help and I advised the staff I was looking for math materials. I was directed in the right area and started to browse. From that point on my shopping experience was interrupted seven different times by the two staff members who were present asking me if the materials were what I was looking for. I clearly was finding items that I planned on purchasing because my hands were full of items. It was extremely frustrating to be interrupted so many times by the staff popping into the isles I was looking in especially after I advised them I was ok and specially pieces together lessons for my students. In the future, I think allowing customers space to breathe and process their ideas would benefit you as a company. Thank you.

Enjoyed going to a teacher store. The ones in Denver are just about obsolete. Can't wait to visit…read morein July after more time opened.

hard to reach when need something only can text or email never phone calls/ paperwork sent on day…read moreof review not before like stated online/ was told can do without packet but want a paper copy easier to work with and not in computer / would think this would be better communicatio but it's not. When u call too much they get mad but will not answer.

Best in Class helped me pass Econ!! My tutor was great and met me at the LSU library! I'd recommend…read morethem to anyone! They also help with K-12.

Great school! Small school with a BIG heart! My daughters attended Sacred Heart and we attend the…read morechurch as well. Perfect? No, but what school is? Good quality catholic education with a family atmosphere!

Shhhh... this school is Baton Rouge's best kept secret. Diversity is more than a buzz word here!…read more Don't worry about keeping up with the Jonses (they probably and thankfully are the Lab School/UHigh's problem!) And year after year, the students' test scores are among the highest in the region.

We went to a Shipwreak Saloon event here and was able to see some beautiful art work as I walked to…read moremy event in the back. All I gotta say there are a lot of talented people that are creating amazing pieces of art. The event itself was super fun, energetic, and as amazing as we had expected. The drinks was top notch, the actors simply outstanding.

From the owner: The mission at the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge is to improve the quality of life in our…read morecommunity through the arts. The Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge is your local arts and culture organization, and one of the Capital Region's leading creative non-profits. We exist to support artists, audiences, educators, and collaborations in an 11-parish area -- and always welcome new ideas, projects, and partners. The Arts Council offers a diverse range of cultural programs and services, like Sunday in the Park, designed to make our community more expressive and interesting. Some of our major ongoing programs include the River City Jazz Masters concert series at Manship Theatre, the Jazz Listening Room Series, and the annual FestForAll celebration in downtown Baton Rouge. We also produce the thriving Baton Rouge Arts Market as well as host visual arts exhibitions in the Firehouse Gallery. There's even more on the horizon!

This would be my 4th cooking class to take here. The entrance of the building is nicely decorated…read moreand has nice seats to wait for the class to start. The chefs introduce themselves and shows you the bathrooms and water fountains on the way to the room. Once you get to the room there are 3 people to a station. Everything is labeled and measured for you. Has a booklet of instructions for you to go by but the chef mostly helps you and tells you what to do. The staff is super friendly. Like insanely friendly. I have taken a healthy Italian class, a Cajun breakfast class, another Cajun entrees class, and this time I took a Cajun seafood class. Every class has made me leave with such a great experience. I will continue to take my classes from here & they are coming out with a cook book soon

This is a very nice culinary school! Boss lady is very sweet and they seem to have a lot of…read moretalented ppl around. Came for a special event but they were on top of things

Absolute best cooking class we've ever booked. It was fun, inclusive, and best of all, a learning…read moreexperience. Year three and it's still fantastic!

sad six year old. we booked and paid for our class. we got to the business and it was closed. owner…read moresaid she was booked at a local hotel. not cool

Excellent staff and teachers are wonderful. The curriculum is perfect to prepare my child for…read morekindergarten. I couldn't be happier for the choice I made to put my two children in Adventureland Kids facility!

Staff and owner very unprofessional. Owner would not speak to me to me directly when I felt that my…read moreson was not receiving appropriate care. My child came home on several occasions with dried feces on his skin and in his underwear, even after several phone calls were made.

My son has been going to the center for over a year. He enjoys the instructors and content. The…read moreworkbooks and things have helped him gain confidence in his reading and math skills.

From the owner: Kumon of Baton Rouge - Mid City South is part of the world's largest after-school math & reading…read moreprogram, helping children of all ages become self-learners.

I came here for an I-9 verification for an out-of-state work-from-home job. The woman took the time…read moreto congratulate me on getting employed and was overall very nice.

This place has the best math teacher in town. He can explain something as simple as addition to a 5…read moreyear old to something as complicated as convergence of an infinite series to a college student with equal ease, and have them both saying, "oh sure, I see that now." It's something to behold.