GO TIGERS CLASS OF 1983.. WOW, just thinking about this school brings back some great and not so…read moregreat memories. The food was horrible but my friends made up for it. Mr Luke Ford and Mr Guy Hebert were the Principals at the time and man did they have their hands full with me and my friends. The TIger Rag, now there was a publication. Mr David, my Speech teacher and Debate coach was the one who guided me towards the arts. Thank you for your attention to my sound effects project. That was fun. Angela, Rae, Kim, Leslie, Renee, Rory, Allen, Robert, Mike, Susan, I will never forget the times that we shared in the halls of this High School. What fun times. Does anyone remember the last day of school our Junior year when I was .................... (until next time)

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.

Love the Sunday services, pastor, church members, and strong sense of community that St. Andrew's…read moreUnited Methodist Church demonstrates. We were connected to the church through the preschool (which one daughter graduated from and the other still attends) and have always been impressed with how well run the school is. I did not grow up Methodist though, so I had no idea what to expect and was initially hesitant to change. I can say that from day one, I have felt welcomed like family, and have never felt that love from my {many} previous churches. This is truly a Christian based community in Baton Rouge that follows the old (and cheesy or perhaps just overly used, I know) saying of "What would Jesus do?" as they demonstrate the message of God and Jesus in everything they do. The outreach to others in the community seems to have no end, and I feel very blessed to now call this church my home. My girls (2 & 5 years old) have also grown so fond of this church (and the plentiful activities they plan for kids) to the point that they wake up asking if today's a church day. Even better is that my girls can either choose to go to the nursery (or Sunday school) to learn about God or can stay with me during church, and either way they are stimulated and leave with their spirits up. If there's anyone out there looking for a church with great messages in every sermon and perhaps have never felt a sense of community, then perhaps it's time you check out this hidden jewel in Baton Rouge's Shenandoah neighborhood. I promise they are not asking (not even knowing lol) that I'm creating this review, and it's in no way a pushy place that would make you feel obligated to return or participate in any certain way. But the beauty of it is, for the first time in my life, I WANT to go to church every Sunday. It's a wonderful feeling that this rebellious girl (who went to religious based schools her whole life) had never felt before. PS Forgot to mention that the music at the 8:30 am service on Sunday is full of super talented musicians! Definitely worth overcoming the difficulty of waking up so early on a Sunday! ;-)

This community ROCKS!!!! I have been coming to St. Andrews United Methodist Church for almost a…read moreyear and I can truly say I am blessed to be part of a wonderful church family. When I say this church rocks it is literal. My family and I love to go to the 8:30 contemporary service. It is an energetic way for me to be more spiritual and connect more with God. There are three services on Sunday: 8:30, 9:45, and 11:00, with the latter two being more traditional. We really enjoy the Sunday school for both children and adults at 9:45 every Sunday. There is also a new service on Wednesdays at 6:00. I feel very welcome every time I step through the doors of this small but powerful church. The staff, members, and visitors of St. Andrews are so friendly and inviting that it is hard to turn away. The church office is open M-F till 4:30 in the afternoon. You can go the their website: www.saumcbr.com to view all the amazing ministries that the community is involved in. If you are looking for a church to get your spirituality in high gear, I highly suggest you check out St. Andrews United Methodist Church. I did and I haven't looked back since.