This training center serves mainly the offshore oilfield workers. Classes range from Confine Space…read moreRescue to First Aid/CPR. My first visit here for training I found the staff to be very efficient at check-in. I discovered on my first day the following information will be asked: (1) Company you work for. (2) Classes you should be taking. Sometimes The Staff only receive your name and company name(last minute sign ups). If you were signed up ahead of time you still need to check in to obtain a student I.D. There is a monitor in the main lobby that displays what classroom you should report to. All of the instructors I had were very experience, knowledgeable and helpful.

Excellent place to get your HUET Training certificates. The instructor Mr. Craig is a very…read moreknowledgeable and skilled instructor for the class.

GO SPARTANS! This is where I went to school and I must say that I still remember three of my…read moreteachers, Mr Quebodaux, Mrs Banister and Mrs Vicky Smith (I was so in love w/ her). I have fond memories of this school and I think about it often. Thanks so much for all that you taught me.

I love the new school building on hwy 311. The parking is a little walk from the school but…read moreeverything there is so nice. Wonderful instructors and half the price of nicholls.

Going to my oldest son, William's job to say, "hello"! This has been a wonderful job for my son…read more The students have a fine school to go to here.

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.

Are you thinking of working offshore? Ever dreamed of being a the wheel of a big ship? Or maybe you…read moreyearn to swab the deck of a seafaring vessel.....if these thoughts have ever crossed your romantic thoughts of the sea, then you may find yourself here. This is one of a few sea schools in the area. At one point they offered AB courses, but now this location mostly serves Captains and First Mates. One hot tip about this place is Ms. Teresa and her staff. These women know the ins and puts of the Marine industry as well as what the coast guard will require of you. If you attend their classes , they will fill out your paperwork to send off for your endorsements . However, lets say you are just starting out. Ms. Teresa will advise you of what need you and for a fee of about $100, she will gather, question and compile paperwork so you can on acquire the infamous Z card. These days it resembles more of a passport than a card. I'm a smart girl, but the knowledge that Teresa has far out weighs mine in this arena. Today I bring my son to begin his new adventure, but the Pirate and I have been here many times as well as crew members, cupcake, Wilson, Ziggy, popeye and paper mate ......what will your nickname be? Safe sailing!!!!

Whille the radar renewal class was excellent as normal. But I think it's bullshit that they charge…read more$150 to do your paperwork and they don't double check the paperwork before they send it off.

The local elementary school. I had some issues with my son's education and fought with the internal…read moresystem, but all was quickly resolved when i contacted Bob Jindal's office and the Lafourche education board. I've met some really great teachers over the last few years. But several have left and there are some who don't seem to care all that much. The school's facilities are standard but, they have upgraded their playground equipment fairly recently. I'm not sure that parents are ever really told what they have available to them to improve their child's education and I felt like it was like pulling teeth....

has it's ups and downs but everything else is good. and what I mean by ups and downs is that…read moresometimes my child gets Bullied.

I can't really say to much about this school. My son's teacher seems to be nice and he actually…read morelikes going to school this year, but the truth of that matter is...Teachers can't be teachers anymore. Our system has dictated how, when and where teaching should be done, often sucking up teaching time with the filing and filling out of mounds of paperwork and reports. My son continues to do poorly in school and it's obvious that he isn't getting what he needs for his learning challenges. When I started teaching art after school in a city 30 minutes away. I told the school I would need to pick up my son 15 minutes once a week while my classes were in session. The principal called and said that this would take away from valuable learning (hogwash), she suggested that I arrive 30 minutes early to secure a place in the pick up line so that I could arrive at my desination on time. I have, each week and you know what, 3 times they have sent him home on the bus...and all they could do was say...Oh we're so sorry(baloney)....I don't have many good things to say about my local school system, ha! I think for a while they just thought I was some bum in paint splattered clothes.....until I wrote a nice letter to the school board and Uncle Jingles in Baton Rouge........schools are just not what they used to be...it's a shame