
Biblical Worldview
Our curriculum infuses biblical principles into every subject.
Partnering with parents to help students develop the ability to observe, think, and speak in a manner that glorifies God.

Our curriculum infuses biblical principles into every subject.

To maximize student potential, our class sizes do not exceed twenty students per teacher.

We meet the highest academic standards while continuing to include parents in the education of their children.

We are approved by the Louisiana State Department of Education and the Louisiana Board of Elementary and Secondary Education.

Partnering with parents to help students develop the ability to observe, think, and speak in a manner that glorifies God is the objective of the Christian Academy of Louisiana.
The Christian Academy of Louisiana is founded on biblical principles and endeavors to apply those principles to the development of each child spiritually, intellectually, morally, and physically.
Bible runs through every year, and the curriculum infuses biblical principles into every subject rather than holding them apart in a single class.
Building a strong foundation for advanced learning through literacy, numeracy, and social etiquette
Helping students develop the skills needed to observe clearly and think deeply
Training students in intermediate education, preparing them for higher level learning
Enhancing the foundational skills to refine our student's ability to observe, think, and speak in a manner that glorifies God
From letter recognition at age two to dual-enrollment college credit at eighteen — taught in classes capped at twenty, with no Common Core curriculum.

He is central to how this school teaches, how it corrects, and how its people treat one another.

Physical and emotional safety for staff and students is a precondition for everything else, not an afterthought.

Academic rigor is a priority. Students are expected to think, not merely to recall.

The teaching and learning atmosphere is meant to be one students and teachers actually want to be in.

Every student entering 7th grade is inducted into one of four Houses. They share lunch times, plan school-wide activities, form our student government, and compete all year for the House Cup on honor, empathy, and duty.
Inside Student LifeNovember 1 – January 31
For current students. Families who re-enroll during this period pay a reduced registration fee.
February 1 – April 15
For new students. Applications in this window are reviewed as a group at the end of April, and acceptance letters go out in mid-June.
After April 15
Applications are reviewed individually at the next admissions committee meeting, and acceptance letters are sent on an individual basis.
The honest way to judge a school is to stand in its hallway on an ordinary Tuesday. Call the office and we will find you a morning.
School · Monday–Friday, 7:55 AM – 2:35 PM
Office · Monday–Friday, 7:30 AM – 3:00 PM
Photographs only go so far. Call the office and we will find you an ordinary Tuesday to walk through — hallways, classrooms, lunch, all of it.
Or call the office at (225) 364-3734