Community School for Apprenticeship Learning

Located along Florida Boulevard in the midsize city setting of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, the Community School for Apprenticeship Learning is a newly established independent charter district operating as a single-school local education agency. Designed specifically for secondary education, the district serves high school students across grades 9 through 12, offering a focused learning environment for young adults preparing for higher education and career pathways. The student body totals 444 enrolled pupils, with enrollment distributed across 177 ninth graders, 150 tenth graders, 84 eleventh graders, and 33 twelfth graders. The campus reflects a diverse community, composed of 204 White, 181 Black, 35 Hispanic, and 20 multiracial students, alongside an evenly balanced gender breakdown of 224 female and 220 male students.

To support its academic mission and student body, the district maintains a robust organizational framework comprising nearly 44 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. Instructional delivery is led by over 22 full-time equivalent teachers, establishing a student-to-teacher ratio of approximately 20 to 1 that encourages meaningful classroom engagement. This teaching faculty is complemented by a dedicated team of more than 21 support staff FTEs who oversee administrative, operational, and student service needs. For parents, prospective students, and education researchers seeking further information about its high school programs, the district operates from its campus at 4962 Florida Blvd., Baton Rouge, LA 70806, and can be reached directly by phone at (225) 448-5399.