Love the school! Awesome education! All four of my children graduated from Lake Castle Slidell, and…read moresailed smoothly into High School. Actually thanking me for sending them there because they knew much more than the other students in high school.

No rating rather than one... not great... children are miserable, they are downgraded in more ways…read morethan one. The academics is old, but still good, but I can't say taught. Asking for help is a weakness you may be downgraded mentally and physically. i'm understanding you get a total different atmosphere in Slidell but I cannot say

Our daughter started in the 2 year old program at Little Gate, entered McGehee in Pre-K and is now…read morea sophomore. I have been nothing but impressed at the terrific growth I've witnessed firsthand in my girl. The confidence building and leadership skills she has gained as well as the camaraderie among classmates is inspirational. I have watched the Honor Code and student government in play and am witnessing this become part of my daughter's moral compass. McGehee is so much more than a place to get an education. It's an experience and it's been great to watch my daughter grow into a confident, intelligent young woman. McGehee is as good as it gets!

Both my children go here and I wish I could have attended a school like this. I can't say enough…read moreabout both the lower school and Little Gate the preschool. Both the level of education and the care for the kids is unbelievable. The faculty and staff are first rate. In fact I can't believe some of them are not at Tulane teaching. I look forward to the years Murphy kids have ahead of them here.

Beware of Abuse. My daughter was a student at this school for her 3rd and 4th grade year(2021-2023)…read moreI was originally impressed with the school's pedagogy and their promise to "nurture the whole child". What proceeded was 2 years of mental abuse that resulted in physical abuse by her grade teacher(The current 5th grade teacher). The administration then proceeded to gaslight my child and myself. I was told we would need to sign documentation stating that her teacher was never physically abusive towards her if I wanted my child to return to the school. The physical abuse was seen by 4 of her classmates but the administration still decided to not address the abuse. Some of the other teachers are wonderful educators but the administration is lacking and the school environment fosters abuse.

I am a new parent at Waldorf School of New Orleans. My son started kindergarten this year, and I…read morehave thoroughly enjoyed my experience with the school. The administration was incredibly communicative. After touring many schools in New Orleans and doing hours of internet research, consulting friends who had kids at other elementary schools, I came to the decision that Waldorf was going to be the school that would help educate my son into the dynamic future into which we are headed. The children gain a deep respect for the natural environment. They learn how to be in community and the curriculum fosters deep respect for each other and the natural world. I am excited to meet his 1st grade teacher and see the educator who will be on a journey with him for several grades. Waldorf is unique in that students have the same teacher for years. This fosters a deep investment in the education of the student, since the teacher does not start from square one every year with new students. The integration of arts, crafts, and sciences solidifies the type of interdisciplinary education that makes sense for how the world actually works. Parents are encouraged to pack healthy lunches and technological devices are discouraged. As someone who has worked in communications and social media, I deeply understand how devices are a deep distraction to education, and Waldorf promotes organic learning involving the head, heart, and hands. My son's teachers are thoughtful and kind. He received a beautiful birthday card that was sent to our address for his birthday and his teachers presented him with a box of beautiful rocks and shells. I was touched and he felt special and cared for. The kindergarten students bake bread, cut vegetables for soup, and make their own fruit salad for snack. They also learn to wash and fold their snack napkins. Now, my son helps me fold and wash at home -- practical skills that help children understand responsibility, labor, and how to be supportive. I am happy to know that this is also part of his education. Please take the time to tour the school, and get to know the wonderful faculty and staff. I look forward to continuing my son's educational journey there.

My oldest son went here for about a year. Staff is very sweet and helped with my son's small speech…read moreissues. They really have a caring environment and my son enjoyed going.

From the owner: As a leading provider of speech and language evaluation and treatment, we are dedicated to serving…read morethe needs of our clients each and every day. We provide services to all age populations including infants, preschoolers, school-age children, adults, and geriatrics. Services are provided at our clinic in Covington, at preschools or nurseries, and in private schools. We evaluate and treat communication disorders related to: articulation, language, learning disabilities, stuttering, tongue thrust, aphasia (stroke patients), voice quality, laryngectomy, cognitive impairment, hearing impairment, non-verbal communication, cleft palate, and dysphagia (swallowing disorders).