Haynesville Head Start
1859 Whaley Ave
Haynesville, LA 71038
318-624-2157
Haynesville Junior-High
9777 Hwy 79
Haynesville, LA 71038
Ofc 318-624-0152
Fax 318-624-3169
Cafeteria 318-624-0855
Top Bldg 318-624-1540
Haynesville High School
9960 Hwy 79
Haynesville, LA 71038
Ofc 318-624-0905
Fax 318-624-2488
Guidance 318-624-2410
Band Rm 318-624-1150
Homer Elementary
624 Bonner St
Homer, LA 71040
Ofc 318-927-2393
Fax 318-927-2302
Homer Headstart
1003 Pearl St
Homer, LA 71040
Ofc 318-927-6230
Homer Junior-High
1009 Pearl St
Homer, LA 71040
Ofc 318-927-2826/2542
Fax 318-927-4376
Homer High School
1008 North Main St
Homer, LA 71040
Ofc 318-927-2985
Fax 318-927-4733
Mount Olive Christian School
15349 Hwy 9
Athens, Louisiana 71003
Office 318-258-5661
Middle School 318-258-3079
Pineview High School
430 Hebron Rd
Lisbon, LA 71048
Ofc 318-353-6334
Fax 318-353-6410
Summerfield School (K-12)
P.O. Box 158
4200 Hwy 9
Homer, LA 71079
Ofc 318-927-3621
Fax 318-927-9160
Junction City Elementary School
100 West Holly
Junction City, AR 71749
Ofc 870-924-4578
Junction City High School
100 West Holly
Junction City, AR 71749
Ofc 870-924-4576
Claiborne Alternative School
626 Bonner St
Homer, LA 71040
Ofc 318-927-6257
Fax 318-927-6321
HOURS: 8:00AM- 3:00PM
The Claiborne Alternative School offers an alternative form of education of those students who are at risk or who have dropped out of school. The program is designed to build basic academic skills, better communication skills, improve self-esteem, and improve study skills. Because students learn at different rates, the curriculum includes teacher-directed instruction, self-paced computer assisted instruction, and independent study. This format allows high school students to earn credits and middle schools students to work within a prescribed curriculum at an appropriate rate, in an appropriate manner, and without time constraints. The primary purpose of the program is to provide services to meet the needs of students that are at risk of dropping out of school because of family problems, pregnancy, lack of motivation, discipline problems, attendance requirements, academic achievement, and various other reasons.
To enroll in the alternative school, the principal must refer the student. The school day is from 8:30 AM to 2:15 PM for classroom instruction. The school is in session for nine months and observes Claiborne Parish policies and calendar. Classroom instruction is on an individualized instructional basis. Diagnostic testing, and prescriptive, individualized instructional methods are used for each student. The teacher uses computer assisted learning programs, supplemented with other methods and materials to enhance student learning. State approved curriculum guides are followed and students advance at their own pace. Student progress is reported through report cards. Yearly parent conferences are held in conjunction with the procedures set for arranging them. If a student is not making satisfactory progress, he/she will receive counseling and a letter will be sent to his/her parents. Meeting daily with the student permits monitoring of them and provides for a good assessment for progress.
Louisiana Technical College and Vo-Tech School Claiborne Campus
3001 Minden Rd
P.O. Box 509
Homer, LA 71040
Ofc 318-927-2034
Fax 318-927-0428
Wade Extension Campus
DWCC - Education Dept.
670 Bell Hill Road
Homer, Louisiana 71040
Ofc 318-927-9631 Ext.274
HOURS: 7:30 AM - 4:00 PM, Monday - Friday
Louisiana Technical College is a state-operated postsecondary occupational education institution, which serves the Claiborne Parish & surrounding communities by offering students an opportunity to gain competency levels that are qualified for employment and/or advancement in existing or potential occupational fields. Individuals desiring to enroll in day classes are required to take a battery of basic skills tests covering reading, mathematics and language skills. An application must be completed and submitted at the time of enrollment. Programs offered at the main campus include: Accounting Technology-Associate Degree, Office Systems Technology-Associate Degree, Accounting Technology-Diploma, Office Systems Technology-Diploma, and Licensed Practical Nursing.
The school works in conjunction with the JIPA and Project Independence programs.
COST: Minimal tuition fees are charged per course (or per quarter). Financial Aid is available, however this institution does not participate in the Federal Loan Programs.
Programs at the Wade Extension Campus are offered to the inmates at Wade only, with the exception of night courses offered to the public. These Wade Extension Campus programs include: Domestic Refrigeration, Residential Air Conditioning, Automotive Technology, Carpentry, Welding, and ABE/GED-Developmental studies courses. All vocational classes range from 12 to 24 months in length and operate on a quarter system, which includes four enrollment periods per year. Diplomas are presented to students who meet all course requirements for at least 600 hours in length. Associate degrees & licensure for Practical Nursing students have different requirements that vary for each program. Internships are available. Financial aid programs and Federal Pell Grants are available to qualified applicants.
