Family Resources

St. Pierre Student Fees

$25.00 Supply Fee

$20 Class Membership Fee

$10 School ID

Please make all checks payable to Ray St. Pierre Academy. Also, make a separate check for each fee with the purpose labeled in the "Memo" line. Thank you!

CRISIS PREVENTION RESOURCES

National Resources:

DIAL “988” To reach the National Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Hotline ( Effective July 16, 2022).
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

Local Louisiana Resources

Dial “911” or go to your nearest emergency room.
Louisiana 2-1-1
Louisiana Department of Health Resource Page

Crisis Text Line
Text TALK to 741-741 to text with a trained crisis counselor from the Crisis Text Line for free, 24/7

District Resources

Below are some helpful district links and information.

2028: The Road to Transformation, Innovation, and Excellence

Our strategic plan contains bold, ambitious goals that have set a progressive course for our district.

Child Search Letters

For children not enrolled in school, contact child search at precious.kirk@jpschools.org

Student Transcripts

The transcript department of JP Schools processes transcript requests for all alumni and former students of the system. The transcript department also provides duplicate diplomas to our graduates. For more information, call 349-7744.

LA Parent's Bill of Rights

Parents of public school children shall have all of the following rights:

To examine textbooks, curriculum, and other materials used in your child’s classroom.
To inspect child’s school records and receive a child’s education records within 10 business days of the request.
To be notified when medical services are being offered to their child, except where emergency medical treatment is required. In cases where emergency medical treatment is required, the parent shall be notified as soon as practicable after the treatment is rendered.
To be notified if a criminal action is deemed to have been committed against their child or by their child.
To be notified if law enforcement personnel question their child, except in cases where the parent has been accused of abusing or neglecting the child.
To be notified if your child is taken or removed from the school campus without parental permission.
That the school shall not discriminate against your child based on sincerely held religious beliefs of the child’s family.
To receive written notice and the option to opt their child out of any surveys that include questions about any of the following:
The student’s sexual experiences or attractions.
The student’s family beliefs, morality, religion, or political affiliations.
Any mental health or psychological problems of the student or a family member.
To receive written notice and have the option to opt their child out of instruction on topics associated with sexual activity.
To receive from the school the annual school calendar, no later than thirty days prior to the beginning of the school year, and to be notified in writing as soon as feasible of any revisions to such calendar.
To receive in writing each year or to view on the school’s website a comprehensive listing of any required fee and its purpose and use and a description of how economic hardships may be addressed.
To receive in writing each year or to view on the school’s website a description of the school’s required uniform for students.
To be informed if their child’s academic performance is such that it could threaten the child’s ability to be promoted to the next grade level and to be offered an in-person meeting with the child’s classroom teacher and school leader to discuss any resources or strategies available to support and encourage the child’s academic improvement.
Not withstanding anything to the contrary, a public school shall not be required to release any records or information regarding a student’s medical or health records or mental health counseling records to a parent during the pendency of an investigation of child abuse or neglect conducted by any law enforcement agency or the Department of Children and Family Services where the parent is the target of the investigation, unless the parent has obtained a court order.

For more information, please visit Louisiana ACT 466 online.