Avoyelles Public Charter School - Mansura, Louisiana/LA

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Avoyelles Public Charter School

201 Longfellow Road, Mansura, LA, 71350 -

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Definition of Terms

Avoyelles Public Charter School

School Level

Primary school

School Type

Other/alternative school / Charter School

Grades Offered

Grades KG - 10

Parish

Avoyelles Parish, LA

Students & Faculty

Total Students

574 students

% Male / % Female

47% / 53%

Total Classroom Teachers

26 teachers

Students by Grade

Kind - 57 students

Grade 1 - 58 students

Grade 2 - 59 students

Grade 3 - 57 students

Grade 4 - 61 students

Grade 5 - 58 students

Grade 6 - 57 students

Grade 7 - 51 students

Grade 8 - 51 students

Grade 9 - 37 students

Grade 10 - 28 students

This School

(LA) School Average

Teacher : Student Ratio

1:22

1:16

Students by Ethnicity

This School

(LA) School Average

% American Indian	3%	1%
% Asian	1%	1%
% Hispanic	n/a	2%
% Black	26%	54%
% White	70%	42%

Additional Student Information

This School

(LA) School Average

% Eligible for Free Lunch

46%

62%

% Eligible for Reduced Lunch

19%

% Migrant Students Enrolled

n/a

n/a

(LA) Statewide Testing Performance

School Statewide Performance

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School District Name

Avoyelles Public Charter School District

This School's Agency

(LA) District Average

Number of Schools Managed	1	12
Number of Students Managed	574 students	4,877 students
District Total Revenue	n/a	$46,735,000
District Expenditure	n/a	$47,379,000
District Revenue / Student	n/a	$9,583
District Expenditure / Student	n/a	$9,715

Rapides officials do not see charter schools as the fix to public schools' weaknesses (The Alexandria Town Talk)
posted on October 27, 2009 at 07:50:53 am
While recent national talk about the need to increase charter schools as the way to correct conventional public education woes has been robust, some local educators have mixed feelings about the idea.
Easter eggs prepared for visually impaired (The Advocate)
posted on April 9, 2009 at 05:24:41 am
Dwarfed by an immense black jacket to ward off the wind, Jodi Comeaux stood outside in the sunshine Wednesday, the place she likes most. Comeaux, 14, has been blind since birth but said she can “see shadows and the sun.”

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