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Public Schools in Bastrop, LA
Adams Henry V Elementary School - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-5244
Adams Henry V Elementary School - Cafeteria - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-8830
Adams- Henry V Elementary School - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-9628
Bastrop High School - Band - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-2408
Bastrop High School - Baseball - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 283-9788
Bastrop High School - Boys Basketball Department - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-1609
Bastrop High School - Cafeteria - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-7015
Bastrop High School - Girls Basketball - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-2277
Bastrop High School - Girls Physical Education Department - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-2207
Bastrop High School - OFC - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-0194
Bastrop High School - Special Education Department - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 283-5818
Bastrop High School - Stadium - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-5200
Bastrop Jr High West Guidance Counselor - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 283-1265
Bastrop Junior High-West - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-0776
Bastrop Junior High-West - Cafeteria - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-5129
Carver Elementary School - Cafeteria - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 283-0235
Carver Elementary School - Office - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-3832
Cherry Ridge School - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-2002
Cherry Ridge School - Cafeteria - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-3064
Cherry Ridge School - Developmental Center - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-8460
Delta High School - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 647-3443
Delta High School - Athletic Department - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 647-3669
Delta High School - Cafeteria - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 647-5194
Delta High School ROTC - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 647-5878
Delta High School Special Education Department - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 647-5293
East Side Elementary School - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-2634
East Side Elementary School - Cafeteria - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-0236
MCIO Head Start - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-1860
MCIO Head Start Program - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 647-5017
Morehouse Junior High-West Library - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 283-9886
Morehouse Magnet School - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-3126
Morehouse Parish - School Board- Special Education Services - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 283-1674
Morehouse Parish School District - Superintendent - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-5784
Oak Hill Elementary School - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-4495
Oak Hill Elementary School - Cafeteria - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-3116
Pine Grove School - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-1289
Pine Grove School - Cafeteria - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-4689
Prairie View Academy - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-7044
Southside Elementary School - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-4483
Southside Elementary School - Assistant Principal Office - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-4560
Southside Elementary School - Cafeteria - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-4943
Teachers Workroom - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-8508
Westside Elementary School - Bastrop, LA - Phone: (318) 281-6333
Helpful Definition for: Public Schools
The term public school is commonly used in a school that relies on private funding sources. They are public in the sense of an initial public offering , anyone who can afford the tuition and meets the institutional requirements may attend, rather than the normal sense of being public, that is state run, institutions in Bastrop.Schools which were subsequently reformed by the Public Schools Acts is termed commonly as private schools in general.
Often successful businessmen in earlier days would send their sons to a public school as a mark of participation in the elite and much of the discipline was in the hands of senior pupils,usually known as prefects, which was not just a means to reduce staffing costs, but was also seen as vital preparation for those pupils' later roles in public or military service in Bastrop. More recently heads of public schools have been emphasizing that senior pupils now play a much reduced role in disciplining.
