Victory Academy

You couldn't ask for a better educational institution. If only they went to 12th grade. Mrs. Cashio has picked some of the finest educators. My son has ADHD and reading / writing disorder. He was falling thru the cracks in Livingston parish public schools (big kid daycare). He now loves to read and is excited about learning. He respects his teachers and the principal. She is the first principal I've ever met that makes you feel welcome and does not intimidate you. The teachers are kind and understanding to both the parents and the kids. They encourage parent involvement and you feel very welcome there. Sending my son to Victory has been one of the best choices I've made for my son's future. If we can afford it we will send our little one too when he is old enough.
—Submitted by a parent

Victory Christian Academy is one of the most christian schools that my children have attended or I have visited. The school truely exemplifies it's name. Hats off to the principal, Mrs. Sue Casio, who sets the tone for the school. Often when the principal sets the tone for the school the administrators/teachers follow sue. The teachers works hard to help children of various academic to reach success. All of my children have attended and the olders is 22 years now.
—Submitted by a parent

It's an amazing school with wonderful teachers and amazing students! Great place to be!

We have been so happy here at Victory. My oldest child has attended this school from K-5 and is now in 7th grade. My youngest attended the K-4 program and is now in K-5. It is a fantastic environment. They are shown the love of Christ through the principal and the teachers. Students are taught not only Biblical principles and scripture, but the other areas of education are strong as well. My children have never had the attitude of not wanting to go to school, because this school is such a great place. I am so thankful that Victory Academy exists.
—Submitted by a parent

The staff at this school is the most caring I have ever seen. The learning environment is one of caring and dedication. God has truly blessed this school.
—Submitted by a parent

By far the best school! I cannot say enough wonderful things about Ms. Cashio and the entire staff at Victory Academy. Each one of them have a heart for Christ and it shows in everything they do and say. Not only does Ms. Cashio know every student by name but she also knows their parent's name and all of the siblings. She is definitely fulfilling the calling on her life. She wants the best for her 'children' and does not accept any compromises. The education that my children are receiving is also phonominal. The teachers truly care about each child and strive for them to do their best. I wouldn't change anything about Victory Academy! My only wish would be for them to build a high school!
—Submitted by a parent

I can only recommend Victory Academy if you want the best for your child! It is the best school in EBR, hands down! To know that your children are in a safe environment, where they are loved and cared for, means everything in the world. Ms. Cashio and her staff are unbelievable. She is the best and accepts nothing but the best from everyone that is involved with the school. Very high standards and morals!
—Submitted by a parent

Victory is an absolutely wonderful school. I have one child that has been going to Victory from K4 to 1st grade, and my 2nd will be going into K4 in the fall... every teacher, teachers aide, and administrator always has a smile on their faces, and truly happy to be teaching the children. I have never seen anything but high moral, and positive Christian attitudes. Not only are the students well educated in scholastics, but religion and self improvement as well. I can't say enough good things about the school... I only hope they grow enough to offer highschool by the time my children are of that age group.
—Submitted by Jessica Tregre, a parent

The principal, Sue Cashio, is excellent - very organized and very concerned about every child's school experience. She learns every child's name. The staff and teachers are top notch. The curriculum (abeka and others) is wonderful for the 'typical' student. The school is not really geared toward special needs children. Graduates of this school tend to do very well in high school.
—Submitted by a parent