The man who runs the school is very nice. He does seem a little rough around the edges. He is a…read moreretired teacher. He was very frank with me when answering my questions which I really appreciated. It is a dated building, but they seem to take care of it. My daughter did her driving in a very nice and well kept up car. I really appreciated that. I looked at some other schools and I looked at how they did things. I felt most comfortable with this place. They called her very soon after she finished her 36 hours, and she now has her permit. They had her paperwork in a sealed envelope and ready for us to pick up just days after she finished her driving. I saw a lot of people give this place a bad review. I do not agree with any of them. I would sign her up with the school all over again if we had to do it again.

So my oldest is 17. Poor baby didn't get her drivers licence till recently. And to make matters…read moreworst, it happened during the covid lockdowns. This business was not spared the headaches. If you read the reviews, its pretty accurate. Its a simple business. They teach kids about the laws and show videos and then do the driving part of the class with the grand finale being that they give the stale driving test. I would say the older owner is a gruff man but he is smart and responds well to patience. He reminded me of my Dad in many ways so I know he knows what he is doing even though he didn't seem to write any notes down. Old school. He seemed to remember all the students names (like the good teachers can do) and was able to multitask in his own special way. The complications came with the lockdown. His classroom size became limited and when the driving portion final came, instead of 3 students and the driving teacher, it was just one kid. As you can imagine that extended what would of been a 2 week course precovid into a 3 month ordeal. They did the best they could within the guidelines. Mask wearing is enforced. They taught well and were respectful to myself and my daughter. No worries there. They were hard to contact though but I think that was related to the lockdown. That changed all the rules for everyone. I certainly recommend this school! But dont leave it soley up to them to teach your child to drive. Works best if you practice driving with your kids too before and during the classes so that they have a better chance of success. And being safe behind the wheel with all the dummies out there.

Hands down the best dance studio in this town. i was a student here for 18 years, starting as a…read morechild and moving all the way up to a teaching position. the owner, Mrs Theresa, is an exceptional teacher. With over 35 years of experience she knows how to cater to each child's learning needs. Ages start at 2 years old and go up until the child graduates high school, or you can choose to stay even after that! recreational and competitive classes are offered! ages 7 & up can audition to be on the competition team where they compete in multiple competitions and attend conventions 3-4 times a year! dance styles offered: Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Lyrical, Pointe, Hip-hop, Contemporary & Musical Theater.

I graduated from here in 2011. I think I speak for everyone that attended E.D. White that their…read morebiscuits are out of this world. The ladies who make them once made a video outlining the process, but I think the real recipe is kept in a vault in some bank in Switzerland. They even auctioned a whole pan one year. I remember students running to the cafeteria at the bell to be the first in line and get the best pickings. There was always a line to get them. One time, I was late and didn't get a biscuit one morning. At the end of recess, I saw a lonely biscuit with one bite taken out of it sitting at the top of a mound of biscuit debris. I had a serious envie for some buttery goodness. You better believe I grabbed that biscuit off the top of the trash an ate it. There is an art to picking the right biscuit. You want it to be fluffy, buttery, but not too over the top. If you're feeling frisky, you can add some bacon and cheese. But nothing beats a $.50 plain biscuit at recess. I've gone back a few times since I graduated to remind myself of what I'm missing out on. If you're ever passing through Thibodaux on a week day, you owe it to yourself to pass by and grab a biscuit, if they haven't sold out. Last bite: the butter-soaked center of the biscuit (I'm one of those weird people who don't like the crispy edges)

E. D. White provides an excellent education along with great Catholic formation. Learning is fun…read moreat EDW. The school has many different types of extracurricular activities.