Research Baton Rouge International School private Schools in Baton Rouge, Louisiana

“This school unfortunately does not live up to its much inflated reputation. It is very poorly managed and is plagued with organisational problems. The potential for the creation of a successful school is being lost. Many other schools within the BR area can offer a higher quality of education that is tuition-free.”

“My two-year old daughter has quite proficiently acclamated, to my amazement. The Head of School tells me that she understands most of the spanish spoken to her already. This is truly remarkable since she just started attending the school and has never been introduced to a 2nd language before . I love the environment! Catrina, DDS”

“my daughter has been attending for 8 years now. for me, there is no other school that can even compare to the education and one on one attention she is receiving. what other school can have your child speaking 3 to 4 languages, learning at higher grade levels and making podcasts all by the age of 10?”

“we love this school there is lots of fun activities to keep your kids on thier toes!!!”

“The school's endless fundraising is overwhelming. It will probably be a great school in a few years but now I feel that it is just unorganized and I don't want to risk my childs education waiting for them to get it together.”

“This is a very good school. The children are well taken care of and given an outstanding education. The only drawback is that the fundraising never ends.”

“I am thrilled with this school. Children must be 4 or younger to enroll because by age 5 they are trilangual. After only a month my four year old routinely uses spanish and french words at home. The parents and staff are incredibly dedicated and truly provide an encouraging and nurturing environment.”

“THis is an incredible school. We have two children there and they are excelling in every way. Our oldest speaks 3 languages and is rading 3 levels above her age. The teachers are much more than teachers, they are very caring and involved. If you want a school that puts education first, then this is the place to send your child.”

“This school has the potential to be a great school, it is still in the early years. Sometimes the package looks well until you open it up and see that it just a pair of designer socks. It is a very involved school and they depend on donations-fundraising from the parents continually. I think that my children suffered a great deal at the school. I wish that I would have asked more questions and sought out the many parents that pulled their children out of this school. If I had known more about the school my children would of never in a million years attended the Baton Rouge International School.”