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"Lagniappe" The Dunham School, 2008
No full textThe Dunham School was founded in 1981 based on their principle of an "education of the heart". They are a college preparatory school that addresses issues from a Christian perspective. They have a 1 to 1 laptop program and have been named an Apple Distinguished School. The Dunham School is located on 11111 Roy Emerson Dr, Baton Rouge, LA 70810
"Tiger Tracks" Sacred Heart of Jesus School, 2008
No full textSacred Heart of Jesus School became Baton Rouge's first parochial school when it opened in September 1929 under the Sacred Heart church parish. Additions starting in 1930 have been made to accommodate the growing student body with the last addition of a gym in 1956. It is located on 2251 Main St, Baton Rouge, LA 70802
"Fricassee" Baton Rouge High School, 2008
No full text1965 Fricassee Yearbook from Baton Rouge High School located at 2825 Government St. in Baton Rouge, (La.). The school was founded around 1890 and began operating under the Magnet Curriculum in 1976
The Brighton School, 2008
No full textThe Brighton School began as a weekend clinic to serve Baton Rouge's dyslexic youth. Known by multiple names since the establishment of the full time school in 1975, the school remains open today and has expanded its demographics to include students with other language-based learning differences
"Utopia"St. Thomas Moore Catholic School, 2008
No full textSt. Thomas More Catholic School was founded in 1960 with 708 students. The school was named for the recently, at the time of building, canonized Saint Thomas More who felt Catholic education was important for his children. St. Thomas More Catholic School is located on 11400 Sherbrook Dr, Baton Rouge, LA 70815
St. Jude the Apostle School, 2008
No full textSt. Jude the Apostle School was founded in 1983 to serve St. Jude Parish; they are a part of the Diocese of Baton Rouge. The school started out only teaching three grades, they now reach students from pre-kindergarten to eighth grade. St. Jude the Apostle School is located on 9150 Highland Rd, Baton Rouge, LA 70810
"The Bruin" Catholic High School, 2008
No full textCatholic High School was originally known under the name St. Vincent's Academy created by the congregation of the Brothers of the Secret Heart in 1894. As the student body grew, new facilities were constructed on North and 4th streets. It was during this time of transition (1929) that the school name was changed to Catholic High School. The school was moved to its current location at Hearthstone Drive in 1957
"Accolade" Episcopal High School, 2008
No full text2008 Episcopal High School Yearbook. Episcopal High School opened its doors in 1976. It is a private diocesan college-preparatory school. Episcopal High strives to engage students in the classrooms and in their spiritual lives. Their mascot is the Knight. Episcopal High School is located at 3200 Woodland Ridge Blvd., Baton Rouge, LA, 70815
Northeast High School, 2007
No full textDigital copy only. Northeast High School was established in Pride, Louisiana with the consolidation of Pride High School and Chaneyville High School in 1981. The school serves students in grades 7-12. Their mascot is the Viking. Northeast High School is located at 13700 Port Hudson-Pride Rd, Pride, LA
Bethany Christian School, 2007
No full textBethany Christian School was founded in 1975 to provide the members of Bethany Church a place to educate their children. The school focuses on educating students not only in academics but also fellowship in conjunction with their parents agreement to raise their child in a Christian home. Their mascot is the lion. Bethany Christian School is located at 13855 Plank Rd., Baker, LA, 70714