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All In for ACADIA

We are committed to the success of every student, in every school, every day.

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Texts with ParentSquare

October 19, 2026

Texts with ParentSquare

Hello families,Soon, some texts from our schools will come from 10-digit phone numbers. A 10-digit number looks like a regular phone number. Before, most texts came from a short code, which is a sh...

Tall' Tidbits -October 9-20

October 9, 2026

Tall' Tidbits -October 9-20

Tall's Tidbits October 9-20 Dear Acadia Parish Family, Welcome to October! As the autumn leaves begin to change, our school community is bustling with activity and achievement. This month is packed...

APSB at Rice Festival

  • A white pickup truck with a blue banner reading 'North Crowley Elementary' is parked on a street during a community parade.
  • Students carry a banner for the Midland High School Rebel Band during a parade on an overcast day.
  • Seven young cheerleaders in black and gold uniforms sit in the back of a white pickup truck, smiling for the camera.
  • A young boy and girl wearing crowns and sashes wave from a decorated parade float.
  • A group of children and adults gather behind a decorated float for an outdoor event.
  • Three people sit inside a white Chevrolet Traverse marked with Acadia Parish Head Start logos.
  • A group of students and teachers pose on a parade float decorated with model buildings and hay.
  • The Iota High School Bulldog Marching Band marches down a street carrying a banner and red and white flags.
  • A large group of children and adults smiling together on a parade float decorated with banners and names.
  • A group of students stand on a parade float decorated with Estherwood Elementary branding and blue and gold accents.
  • A group of young cheerleaders sits on a decorated parade float in front of a church.
  • A group of students smiling on a Rayne High FFA parade float with signs.

The Standard of Excellence

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"We operate on one simple, powerful conviction: every child can learn, and every child deserves our best."

Our commitment to teamwork ensures that we provide the necessary resources and individualized attention to reach every student, every day. We don’t just teach curriculum; we invest in the personal fulfillment of every learner.

Unwavering Commit­ment

We operate on the foundational belief that all children can learn, providing the dedicated resources and individualized support necessary to reach every student, every day.

Collaborative Teamwork

Success is a shared journey. By uniting our educators, families, and community partners, we create a powerful support system that fosters a productive and prosperous society.

Tailored Excellence

From our Jump Start 2.0 technical pathways to the flexibility of our A+ Virtual Campus, we offer diverse educational routes designed to meet the unique needs and goals of every learner.

Holistic Growth

We prioritize safe, nurturing environments that focus on the "whole child," ensuring our students achieve personal fulfillment alongside academic and professional success.