This is a Wonderful school and any child would be very very lucky to go to a school like this. The…read moregrounds are extremely beautiful. The school is located next to the church so the children get a wholesome religious educated with is good for building values these days.

I was taken aback by the parish register J. Dickey. Yet, initial handling of a few things truly…read moreimpressed me. For instance, I prefer schools or entities that work with kids to seek redirection not capital punishment. Airline did just that and even spoke on mental health matters with a series of inquiries. The highlights stop there. I trust part of this is a reflection of the state then parish and ultimately the district schools have to carry out the policies yet a number of things make no sense. For starters, there's limited contact with families when dealing with special needs/IEP/504 students. Some kids are responsible and engaged enough to have an active hand in resolving matters or relaying information. Not all kids. Particularly when it's been established...this is a special needs student. Secondly, communication via email falters between aokay... to non-existent. Third, online classes are to be completed in the building. Not remotely. This can work when there's an attentive moderator or instructor present BUT THIS ALSO INTERFERES with NOT ALL KIDS can adhere to the old school traditional, in class all day, process. Yes folks.... Some people are differently abled. Not looking for "special" treatment just modest adaptations. You know like providing a ramp for wheel chair bound individuals or those with walking limitations. Not special just equalizing. Maybe this is a product of the times/LA/mental awareness either way there's room for improvement.

This school does not care about your kids unless they are white and rich literally I've gone to…read morethis school starting my senior year due to some area changed and lemme tell you it's HELL some of the teachers are cool such as mr.Cox and mrs.Ruiz who I had first semester, other than that my second semester was ass it was a shit show. My English teacher literally assigned us work over and over. And she was completely biased. A teachers job is to help a student but she offered no help at all. I work a 9-10 job on weekends and on some weekdays I work from the end of school to 10 sometimes and I don't have time to do work all the times. She didn't offer help nor give me a chance to make up work and turn it in in my experience it wasn't too good. Straight up told me I was gonna fail instead of motivating me like most teachers would lol 10/10 I should've stayed at bossier high school where they actually try to motivate you to get ur grades up and not just tell u ur not gonna pass or graduate shit puts mental stress on you when teachers say that.

I'm reviewing this college first as a parent of a graduate, and secondly as a member of the…read moresurrounding community. When deciding on schools, my son only applied to one school . . . Centenary College. Initially, I was terrified, because as a single mother, a private school meant big bucks. I knew that Centenary College was one of the best schools in the south, my son was academically a good fit, but I never thought we would be able to manage the financial side of it. Centenary was helpful in so many ways: The admission counselor was welcoming, knowledgeable and a great resource of information for what to expect. The finance department not only gave us forms to fill out but found scholarships and grants that made tuition affordable and possible. Had my son not lived on campus, he would not have had any student loans, which says a lot in itself. Throughout the entire process, administration and faculty were champions for my son. The landscape is stunning and the size of the campus is cozy. It is a wonderful fit for any student who is not interested in getting lost in the crowd of large universities. Personal attention from professors is what I believe make this school a gem. Students have one on one experience and interaction with faculty, staff and administration. As a parent with another student in a state university, I can say without a doubt that Centenary College far exceeds the public experience. As a member of the community, I have been involved with many of the programs and community events that Centenary has to offer. I have attended art events at The Meadows Museum, athletic games at the Gold Dome, music and theater events at the Marjorie Lyons Playhouse to name just a few. Centenary College builds community beyond it enrollment!

If I grew up in Shreveport, I would have come here. It is a super nice campus and is worth walking…read morearound even if you aren't a student/professor/employee there. They have a nice wooded trail, buildings that are classically pretty, and it's quite close to Strawn's.

Most of my new friends go here, they are super nice and friendly to me suck amazing peopleread more

I meannnnn this school is pretty dope. It's just a perfect place to be educated and able to learn…read moreabout things you love/hate. It is absolutely ginormous (meaning large and/or huge) and is able to hold as many as 2,500 people. There are way too many stairs though and if you're hurt you get to ride the elevator but they are pretty boo boo. But all around unreal school and the pride we have is beyond all others

The only reason this has one star is because I can't put zero I called a month ahead before I had…read moreto go to the class I was told the only thing that I could do is go get my permit to get my permit and to call the day of the class when I called the day of the class they decided to then inform me that there was a deposit that had to be made I had the money but was still not let into the class fucking trash . Point blank.

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I got nothing to say about this school. I ride my bike around it. I've hidden painted rocks around…read moreit. My friends have kiddos who attend this school. But I personally have no opinion one way or the other. So- file this under the not recommend reviews. It's public school. Don't expect to much.