I wouldn't recommend. academics wise it's good and push your child but the administration leaves a…read morelot to be desired. communication is horrendous. other schools for the same price are a better option.

My grandmother is fond of telling me that it's not what you know but who you know…read more It is truer nowhere than in school. Even is Christian Brothers School didn't give me a first rate classical young man's education the value of the school can easily be measured in my classmates. It's odd to look back at middle school and realize I was networking even then. I sat next to the sons of prominent business men and local politicians, even the grandson of the LA Attorney General. But it wasn't all blue blood and starched white collar material. I myself come from a modest household and gained entry and success on the merit of my grades. CBS may have a large portion of "upper class" students but the student body is as a whole quite eclectic. Even if it's "who you know" CBS does a stellar job with "what you know". CBS prepares young men not just for high school but for success. Yes, a lot of the lesson plans seem old but they are tried and true methods. A strong focus on English grammar, reading, math, sciences, even penmanship created a top notch education that carried me through a stellar high school and stays with me even as a professional in the workplace. Should I have a son one day, I hope that he can benefit from an education as good as my own and the foundation for that started with Christian Brothers School.

Love this school and church. Wonderful community to be part of! Excellent education, Fr T is…read morewonderful. The teachers at this school are top notch and made a huge difference in my child's life!

Everyone at Prometric Metairie is incredibly kind, and they really helped me feel at ease on my…read moreexam day. The staff is a perfect blend of professionalism and compassion. Definitely recommend!

In a place where you're so nervous and anxious about taking your proctored exam, Prometric of…read moreMetairie is mastered in easing your mind and making you feel comfortable and know the rules before going in. The older woman that worked the early morning shift, I forgot her name, was so kind. She could tell I was anxious and nervous, and she was very calm and collective and made my nerves go down and feel more comfortable going into the exam. She was also very transparent when it came to the rules and regulations. If I ever have to take a proctored exam again, 1000% I will take it at the Prometric in Metairie!

I have my daughter enrolled at St. Catherine. We have been here since Pre K-3, she is currently in…read morefirst grade. This is a fantastic school! Quality teachers, and lots of parental involvement. The students consistently earn above average scores on the Terranova Testing each year. My daughter loves it and so do I. Can't recommend this school enough.

I credit St Augustine's marching band and Jon Batiste for showcasing what an amazing school St…read moreAugustine is. An all boys Catholic high school in New Orlean's 7th ward that was founded in 1951 as a place for excellence. The school's Marching 100 Band is a city treasure and shows up in parades and in Batiste's song "We Are."

Not what it used to be…read more Growing up in the community at large; "St Aug/The Aug" was the placed that ALLLLLL the "aspiring to be young professional African Am Men" strived to go. The parents of said young men also had it in their minds this was the "place to be" for young African American Men. Well that "reputation" has since expired. I've had the not so fortunate pleasure of witnessing 1st hand the reputation & standards of the school spiral out of control. The most recent changing of the guards (administration) is the #1 reason for said displeasure. Additionally, the mismanagement of classrooms, lack of proper student teacher parent communication, unavailability of required supplies... Only adds to the failing reputation. Just not at all what it used to be... I'm saddened to know "St Aug/The Aug" as of late.

What a beautiful campus! Holy Cross is an expansive campus with beautiful and up to date buildings…read more They have great technology, creative labs (I Especially liked the one with various snakes, spiders and a baby alligator) and dedicated teachers and staff, that seem to teach even the most traditional of subjects (such as Math) in creative and engaging ways. I could not have been more impressed by this school and my visit here. It is worth top consideration for anyone who is looking for a school for their son in the New Orleans area!

The campus is beautiful and the sports are good. But, only conventional rote learners with high…read morefunctioning executive skills can survive here. The portal is abysmal; every teacher has a different way of posting to it or not using it at all. I don't know why they don't just use Google Classroom. My son developed severe anxiety and was even throwing up consistently from such a punitive and unsupportive environment. It is really a "no excuses" style school without the support for students. The counselors are overworked and ineffective, and we could not get any help. There is no program to assist ADHD or other common learning differences, only detention and other shaming, as the disciplinarian routinely calls the boys morons. The teachers are painfully ignorant about ADHD, in fact, I was told many times that my son is too smart to have a learning disability and that he just was lazy and not trying. Outside testing proved otherwise. The one accommodation they have to provide by law is extra time for tests, and he was denied that service on multiple occasions. There is also a lot of racism at the school that goes unaddressed, which was deeply unsettling. The years we tried to make this school work were traumatizing for the whole family and we are happily back at public school now.

Glad to have you here. Educating the community right in your own backyard. EDUCATION IS KEY!!!!…read more Educate the people & watch POSITIVE things happen. "People perish for the lack of knowledge" Hosea 4:6 Love that you can get educated at an affordable rate... secondary education should be FREE... but that's a discussion for another review. I love this Delgado because it's in MY NEIGHBORHOOD!!!! And it is a stellar location. Great faculty. Wonderful students. And it's pleasing to the eye. It has revitalized a once dying neighborhood. I've not attended classes here, but I know folks who have attended & they've nothing but good things to say... it is all the rave.

Great community college. Brand new campus. Check them out at DCC.edu…read more There are many locations for Delgado: West Bank, Covington, Slidell, City Park, Louisa Street, also offer online courses.

Arguably the most accomplished all girls school in the greater New Orleans area, if not the south…read more Dominican graduates can be found in board rooms, throughout local, state, and federal government, and throughout the world. Graduation and college acceptance rates are superb, and many graduates enjoy academic and athletic scholarships from around the country. From Dominican, can expect a significant work load, an uncompromising standard, and a well rounded catholic education that will prepare your daughter for life.

This is an all-girls Catholic school located in New Orleans. Recognized nationally for their…read moreacademic excellence and known locally as one of the top schools for young women. Their tuition is a little more than the other schools in the area but the benefits are definitely worth the added expense. DHS is also one of the only schools in the state without a mascot and one of the only schools in the city with an all-girls marching band. Catch the band out at the parades. They are impressive and have been invited to Disney World a few times to perform. Dominican has been around for 150 years and has a long history of helping their students become wonderful college students and even better people!