St. Charles Parish Public School System
The St. Charles Parish Public School System is a public school district headquartered in Luling, Louisiana. It serves all of St. Charles Parish.
Schools
[edit]Note: There are no incorporated places in St. Charles Parish. The communities listed in italics after each school are unincorporated census-designated places (CDPs).
High schools
[edit]
- Grades 9-12
- Destrehan High School, Destrehan High School website, (Destrehan)
- Hahnville High School, Hahnville High School website, (Boutte)
Middle schools
[edit]- Grades 6-8
Elementary schools
[edit]- Prekindergarten-Second (2nd) Grade
- Allemands Elementary School (1471 WPA Road Allemands, LA 70030) [1]
- Mimosa Park Elementary School (222 Birch Street Luling, LA 70070) [2]
- New Sarpy Elementary School (130 Plantation Road Destrehan, LA 70047) [3]
- Third (3rd) Grade-Fifth (5th) Grade
- Lakewood Elementary School (501 E.Heather Drive Luling, LA 70070) [4]
- RJ Vial Elementary School (510 Louisiana Street Paradis, LA 70080) [5]
- Ethel A. Shoeffner Elementary School (140 Plantation Road Destrehan, LA 70047) [6]
- Prekindergarten-Fifth (5th) Grade
- Luling Elementary School (904 Sugarhouse Road Luling, LA 70070) [7]
- Norco Elementary School (102 Fifth Street Norco, LA 70079) [8]
- St. Rose Elementary School (230 Pirate Drive St. Rose, LA 70087) [9]
Other Campuses
[edit]- Satellite Center (285 Judge Edward Dufresne Parkway, Luling, LA 70070)
- Dr. Rodney R. Lafon Performing Arts Center (275 Judge Edward Dufresne Parkway, Luling, LA 70070)
- Eual J. Landry, Sr. Alternative Center[10]
- Professional Learning Center[11]
- Head Start Centers[12]
Former schools
[edit]High Schools
[edit]- Destrehan High School (original campus) - The original main building was damaged by fire and demolished. A head start center uses former high school buildings on the site and Harry Hurst Middle School is also located on the property and uses the former high school gymnasium.[13]
- G.W. Carver High School - Served black students on the West Bank. Now the site of a head start center operated by the parish.
- Closed in 1969 due to desegregation: High school students moved to Hahnville High School
- Hahnville High School (original campus) - The original building was demolished and Eual J. Landry Alternative Center sits on the former site. The alternative center continues to use the old cafeteria and gymnasium from the original high school.[13]
- Mary M. Bethune High School - Served black students on the East Bank.[14]
- Closed in 1969 due to desegregation: High school students moved to Destrehan High School and elementary school students went to various schools[15]
Lower Schools
[edit]- A.A. Songy Kindergarten Center - Luling, Kindergarten center formerly located on the campus of Lakewood Elementary School.[13]
- Allemands Elementary (original campus) - Des Allemands
- Ama School - Ama[14]
- Bayou Gauche School - Bayou Gauche
- Boutte Elementary School - Boutte[13]
- Comardelle Village School - Comardelle Village
- Destrehan Jr. High School - Destrehan. Renamed Harry M. Hurst Middle School.
- Eual J. Landry Sr. Middle School - Hahnville,[14] Eual J. Landry Sr. Alternative Center is now located there.[10]
- Good Hope Elementary/Good Hope Primary School - Good Hope
- Hahnville Colored School - Hahnville[14]
- Hahnville Elementary School - Hahnville[13]
- Hahnville Jr. High School - Hahnville. Renamed Eual J. Landry Sr. Middle School.
- Killona Elementary - Killona
- Killona School - Killona
- Montz School - Montz
- New Sarpy Kindergarten Center - New Sarpy, Located on the campus of New Sarpy Elementary School after kindergarten center and elementary school merger.[13]
- New Sarpy School - Middle school in New Sarpy[13]
- Paradis Colored School - Paradis
- Paradis Consolidated School/Youngs School - Paradis
- Paradis Elementary School - Paradis
- Pecan Grove Elementary School - Destrehan
- Rosenwald School - School for black students in Killona
- St. Rose Elementary School (back school) - St. Rose, Renamed Albert Cammon Middle School.
- St. Rose Primary School (front school) - St. Rose, Renamed St. Rose Elementary School.
- St. Rose School - Elementary school in St. Rose
Demographics
[edit]- Total Students (as of October 1, 2007): 9,639[16]
- Gender[16]
- Male: 52%
- Female: 48%
- Race/Ethnicity[16]
- White: 58.84%
- African American: 36.39%
- Hispanic: 3.38%
- Asian: 1.06%
- Native American: 0.32%
- Socio-Economic Indicators[16]
- At-Risk: 45.12%
- Free Lunch: 35.73%
- Reduced Lunch: 9.39%
See also
[edit]
References
[edit]- ^ "Allemands Elementary / Homepage".
- ^ "Mimosa Park Elementary / Homepage".
- ^ "New Sarpy Elementary / Homepage".
- ^ "Lakewood Elementary / Homepage".
- ^ "R.J. Vial Elementary / Homepage".
- ^ "Ethel Schoeffner Elementary / Homepage".
- ^ "Luling Elementary / Homepage".
- ^ "Norco Elementary / Homepage".
- ^ "St. Rose Elementary / Homepage".
- ^ a b "E.J. Landry Alternative Center / Welcome". www.wearescpps.org. Retrieved December 28, 2018.
- ^ "murray architects - St. Charles Parish Multi-Purpose Building". www.murrayarchitects.net. Retrieved November 15, 2021.
- ^ "Head Start / Center Sites". www.wearescpps.org. Retrieved November 15, 2021.
- ^ a b c d e f g "Part 3 St Charles Parish Schools 1951 to 1980 PDF.pdf". Google Docs. Retrieved November 15, 2021.
- ^ a b c d "Education Expansion." By: Richoux, Marilyn, Joan Becnel and Suzanne Friloux, from St. Charles Parish, Louisiana: A Pictorial History, 2010. Posted at the St. Charles Parish Museum and Historical Association. Retrieved on December 3, 2016.
- ^ "About Our School." Destrehan High School. Retrieved on December 3, 2016.
- ^ a b c d "Multiple Statistics For Total Reported Public School Students - October 2007" (PDF). Louisiana Department of Education. October 1, 2007. Archived from the original (PDF) on November 9, 2013. Retrieved October 12, 2008.
External links
[edit]- St. Charles Parish Public School System - Official site.