My 3 year old loves, loves this school. He is in his second year at BRIS. The teachers and staff…read moreare great and easy to work with. The little guy has so much fun at school, he couldn't wait to go back. Very professional staff who make the learning environment fun and exciting. My son is 3 learning Spanish, French, and Chinese. He enjoys the languages. Its funny when we are out and he hears someone speaking one of these languages, he just goes right over and strikes conversation. People are shocked. He really is learning much more than language. He is learning to be friendly, out going, self respect, self assured, confidence, etc. Thank you to the BRIS team!

From the owner: Baton Rouge International School is a life changing IB World School in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Our…read moreindividualized, multilingual approach to education offers students meaningful academic and cultural experiences that prepare them to succeed in an increasingly global and multicultural world.

I really loved Wildwood Elementary. It was the first EBR Parish school that my daughter attended…read more She was in the 2nd Grade Gifted class here with Mrs. Brown as her main teacher. The gifted program class sizes were small, which made it for a better 1:1 learning environment for the kids. Not sure how funding between EBR schools are allocated, but I just wish this school got more funding for some improvements on the school and for some additional school activities and programs. She enjoyed her time here. The school had a very diverse student body which made it nice for kids to learn about different backgrounds. We would have left her here, but she got into another school that offered just a bit more. This is a lovely neighborhood school that is more in not on any main road, which made it easier during carpool times. If you are looking into EBR Gifted program and get a space here, definitely come here!

This address is for Wildwood Elementary…read more I have two nieces that have attended school there and one recently graduated from 5th grade to middle school (she's a big girl now). Prior to my recent visit I had never been to the school before. I attended 5th grade graduation on the last day of the 2013-2014 school year and I was impressed with the effort made by the staff to make the children feel like they had achieved a milestone. My niece's teacher in particular took time when calling each student to speak about their strengths and the types of professions she anticipates they will develop into. Each child was made to feel special and tons of families were there to support the children and teachers. I appreciate our educators that dedicate themselves to developing our children and speak positive things into their lives. Kudos! Support Our Educators and Students

Construction of the school wasn't completely finished, and students and staff are currently in the…read morecompleted classroom building part of the school with the administrative and cafeteria part of the school unfinished. The kids had to eat lunch in the classroom for several months now and have us to do indoor recess to keep them safe and away from the construction activities. We are hoping that in a couple of weeks the construction will finally be complete and our kids can go back to norma with outdoor recess, lunch in the cafeteria, and access to their school library. It's all very exciting, but disappointed that they weren't completely ready for the students and had to open the school basically half done. On a positive note, the administration staff are very friendly and helpful and we have an enjoyable experience each time we've had to check out our kids for appointments. Our kids teachers' are equally awesome as well.

My child goes to Hope Academy and has thrived and progressed more than we ever could have imagined…read more The faulty is absolutely amazing and extremely professional, helpful and dependable. My son loves his school and we are so grateful for it. my only regret is not enrolling him sooner.

I was not aware that you can review a school on this site. I am an educator at Greater Baton Rouge…read moreHope Academy and cannot say enough good things about this school. I taught for 35 years in the public school system and worked with a lot of dedicated and knowledgeable people, but none of these people can beat the faculty and staff at Hope Academy. I teach 12 teenagers with special needs and they receive a well rounded education at this facility. Everyone is encouraged to work to their potential and are accepted as they are. I believe we are top at what we do.

Suppose to be for special needs students, but the staff and administration are awful. I have had…read morefamily who have gone to this school and the way they treat the students is atrocious. If parents complain about anything, they take it out on their child. They where suppose to merge with another school a few years ago, but ran off all the teachers and students that where already at the location. Pretty much was a takeover vs. a merger. Don't waste your time or money on this place. They don't really care about the students. They are only in it for the money. They just had a story get published in the news for picking on an autistic child. They said they fired the staff involved, but only did so because the parent of the child caught them on tape. http://www.nola.com/education/index.ssf/2018/04/educators_mock_autistic_boy.html

I can't really say much about the school. I don't have kids that go here. I babysit for a little…read moreboy that goes here and we attended his band concert in the school gym. It was a beautiful school and the staff was very friendly. I've only heard good things about the school through the boy I babysit. So based on the little I know of it, it's a good school

From the owner: St Jean Vianney Catholic School provides educational opportunities for students in pre-kindergarten…read morethrough grade eight. The school s curriculum includes math, science, social studies, reading, Spanish, computer technology, and religious and physical education. In addition, it operates a band, student council, and Beta, drama and yearbook clubs. St Jean Vianney Catholic School offers a range of sports activities, such as basketball, cheerleading, cross-country, football, soccer, volleyball, and track and field. The school maintains a library that houses a variety of books and study materials. It has a home and school association that supports fundraising events. St Jean Vianney Catholic School administers an accelerated reader program.

This school give too much homework. My is constantly complaining about homework and his book sack…read morekeeps breaking.

We were greeted upon entering. Came here for a meeting for speech for our son. I love how they got…read moreus in sooner than expected and my son was approved to be helped with speech. The staff was so friendly, nice, explained everything very well so we knew exactly what to expect. I love all the positive affirmations they had around the office. It was very encouraging and uplifting. We are looking forward to this journey with him. The one thing I would say is they need more space. With speech and education continuously changing and new material and curriculum coming out they are running out of space...

Home base for all of the LSUHSC residency programs and the 3rd/4th year medical students rotating…read moreat Our Lady of the Lake. Wonderful building with a library, auditorium, and conference rooms for meetings and presentations. Multiple simulation labs. My favorite place to study, very calming environment.