I cant say enough about this school. Small class sizes and individualized attention for the…read morestudents. A loving staff that treats your kids as their own. A principal that is the backbone and lifeblood of this school! Both my children attend and I couldn't be happier with their progress!

This is the worst school I have ever been too..Do Research on it before you come! Not a good place…read moreto send your kids..90 year old manager ONE BOYS BATHROOM THROUGH THE WHOLE SCHOOL

Definitely a mediocre school that has more kids watching movies than school work during school…read morehours. A nonstop money grab of the Archdiocese. Moving to get away from the bar it sets on other schools in the area.

Love!! Highly recommend sending your child to this school! Such a supporting and amazing staff who…read moretruly takes your child's well-being seriously!! Very happy and thankful for all they have done and still continue to do for my daughter!!

My daughter has gone here since the baby room (is in middle school now). SAES is far more than a…read moreschool, it's a community and family. SAES really sees and loves the child and through that whole brain interaction there is learning and trust at such a deep and permanent level. I'm so grateful our family is at SAES!

My child has gone to SAES since pre-K. He is now in 8th grade. Over the years, St. Andrew's has…read morebeen a touchstone in our lives. With small classes, loving faculty and staff PLUS daily recess & PE, I know my son has had a wonderful lower & middle school experience.

I attended Hahnville High from 1978 to 1981. It was horrible. On the first day of school in the…read moretenth grade, I could have walked away from the school and never been missed. The incompetent fools that ran the school would not let me register for classes until the first day of school. I had relocated to Louisiana, through no will of my own, from another state. Unless you are from the area, which I was not, you are an outcast. The football coach at the time thought only his jock football players could use the weight room. My parents paid the taxes for that messed up school just like the jock parents! Everyone should have had access to that weight room. A lot of bullying went on in the restrooms as well. Since I can never have my high school years back, I refuse to believe in God for having left me to rot in Louisiana during high school. I was so glad that I went to the University of Florida and got out of Louisiana when I finished.

This is the High School I graduated from. I enjoyed my 4 years there. I feel like the atmosphere…read morethere was always great. The teachers for the most part were really good. It's been a long time since I've graduated, but it looks like there are updating the school and adding new security measures.

I have two students currently at ICS. One is in first grade and the other in third, and this is…read moreour fourth year as part of the ICS family. I've been very pleased with this school on all fronts; the academics are first class, family support is outstanding, and perhaps most importantly, they believe in high standards in a loving, diverse and supportive environment. The kids are happy and engaged every day, and complain when I pick them up. There is low teacher turnover, and the administration is accessible and very in touch with each student as an individual, never a "number". I can't recommend this school enough, and am proud to be an ICS mom.

St George's is uptown in a great location. My grandchildren, age 7 and 8(girl and boy) have…read moreattended since pre-K and I have never been so impressed with a pre-K and school. The education in every subject, the teacher-child ratio, and the pleasant but no nonsense teachers. In addition they offer aftercare which adds play time and/or additional educational time (cooking, etc). I suggest going and checking out what this coed school has to offer. Best in the city...

I transferred my 4yo son from another daycare in Marrero after the tuition increased for me by $45…read more His previous daycare was extremely unprofessional and the teacher to student ratio was way off. He absolutely loves Amigo Ames and looks forward to going to school everyday. The staff is very friendly, and they follow a curriculum so your child actually learns something. After the morning "class" they have lunch and get to play outside. Not only am I paying $100 less in tuition a month than what I would at his previous daycare, but I also paid $10 less for each of his uniform shirts. He's very happy w/ the change and the only thing I wish is that I would have enrolled him here from the beginning instead of making a switch so far into the "school" year.

This is a great school! I am a grandmother that's a stickler for education. The teachers are…read morecaring, the place is clean and organized! It's more like a family taking care of your baby. My grandchild is well ahead of his 3 years old level. We get great curriculum calendars, upcoming activities and homework! I love it, I love it!