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Sas's Review
Subject: General Review Status: Parent
Looks good on the outside, but expect to get robbed. If you don't belong to the church you don't get equal treatment. My child was neglected and ignored, and treated differently, simply for not being a church member. Admissions will be very sweet and thoughtful until you make a payment, then they will try to get as much extra out of you as they can . Nothing more than a well oiled money making scheme
East Texas Christian Academy |
2008-08-25 15:51:02 |
Eleuterio Vargas's Review
Subject: General Review Status: Former Student
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Sabanetas Mani |
2008-08-25 08:32:35 |
Parent's Review
Subject: General Review Status: Parent
After four years at another jefferson parish public school... I.. Guess i am a bit spoiled. The new "restrictions" that are in place where the government tells you where your children have to go to school have opened my eyes, to the state of the jppss! my children used to be in a safe, caring, nurturing, academically fit environment, with a competent staff in charge... Phoebe hearst is the complete opposite!.. Office workers don't even seem to.. Want to be there, safety is a non-issue, with open unlocked gates, picking up your child at the end of the day...... Anyone could walk in and take a child, no id is required, they just open the doors... The staff act more like drill instructors than elementary school.. Personell, instead of recess they are made to run laps around the yard..... Be warned.... If moving to metairie, la.......... Make sure that you are not in phoebe hearst's district!!!!!.... P. S.. My kids say that the cafeteria is really bad.
Phoebe Hearst School |
2008-08-24 22:22:18 |
Daniel's Review
Subject: General Review Status: Student
This school is great! the curr. Is awesome, the kids are nice, and the whole schhool welcomes you! i reconmmend this school to anybody who wants a good middle school!
J.h.s. 144 Michelangelo |
2008-08-24 15:24:59 |
Rachel's Review
Too much money! beware, very unprofessional, poor teaching skills and unorganised. Do your research for other schools. Not worth the time!!!
Csi Career College |
2008-08-23 10:37:18 |
Today's News
Students Win And Lose Under Private Loan Provisions
28 Aug 2008 12:59:04 GMT
The Higher Education Opportunity Act (HEOA) includes several provisions that will affect how students, schools, and lenders work with private student loans. Title X of the HEOA, dubbed "The Private Student Loan Transparency and Improvement Act of 2008," makes changes to the Truth in Lending Act and the Higher Education Act. This article summarizes the private student loan certification process outlined in the law.
ED Corrects Email Address For FAFSA Comments
28 Aug 2008 12:59:04 GMT
The Department of Education has informed NASFAA that the correct email address for submitting comments on the draft 2009-10 FAFSA is FAFSA.comments@ed.gov. ED will be correcting its IFAP notice. Please submit a copy of your comments to NASFAA at FAFSAComments@nasfaa.org.
The American Council On Education Releases Summary Of New HEA
28 Aug 2008 12:59:04 GMT
The American Council on Education (ACE) has compiled a 10-page summary and analysis of the new Higher Education Act (P.L. 110-315) which President Bush signed into law on Aug. 14. The ACE summary highlights selected key new provisions and is not comprehensive. The summary focuses on programs and provisions with broad application to all aspects of higher education. It intentionally excludes programs and provisions that have a narrower or more targeted reach. The summary is available online in PDF format.
2008-09 ISIR Analysis Tool Web Demonstration Site
28 Aug 2008 12:59:04 GMT
Federal Student Aid is pleased to announce the addition of 2008-09 ISIR Analysis Tool functionality to the Central Processing System (CPS) Web Demonstration (demo) site, located at http://fafsademo.test.ed.gov. This demo site, which automatically preloads with 500 test ISIR records, enables schools interested in using the ISIR Analysis Tool to examine features such as standard and ad-hoc report generation in a mock-production environment.
College Board Reports Most Diverse Class Of SAT Test-takers On Record (Diverse Issues in Higher Education)
28 Aug 2008 12:59:04 GMT
"This year's class was the most diverse class on record with historic increases in the number of Hispanic, Black and Asian American students taking the test," Diverse Issues in Higher Education reports. "Minority students accounted for 40 percent of test-takers, and 36 percent were the first in their families to attend college. Nearly one in seven low-income students was eligible to take the test for free."
