Red River Charter Academy

Located at 1869 Saint Jean Street in Mansura, Louisiana, Red River Charter Academy functioned as an independent public charter district designed to serve a distant town community. Operating as its own local educational agency for federal programming, the academy provided an alternative secondary educational pathway within its regional setting. Reflecting the 2024–2025 NCES dataset context, the district is officially designated as closed, maintaining no active or operational school facilities.

Prior to shuttering operations, the district served a student body of 177 pupils spanning secondary grades 6 through 11. The student population reflected a diverse local community, comprising 109 Black students, 63 White students, two Asian students, two multiracial students, and one Hispanic student, with a gender distribution of 98 male and 79 female students. Following its operational transition and site closure, active instructional and administrative staffing context is no longer reported, making these figures an essential historical snapshot for researchers, policy analysts, and community members examining charter school access in central Louisiana.