Parkview Baptist School
Camps, Schools
5750 Parkview Church Road
Baton Rouge, LA 70816
225-291-2500
www.parkviewbaptist.com
From the Sponsor
Founded: 1981
(225) 291-2500
What is the school’s mission and philosophy? Parkview Baptist School seeks to develop each student’s capabilities to the highest degree in order that they may become mature and complete and live life to its fullest in Christ.
How does the school differentiate itself from other private schools in the area? Parkview is small enough to feel like family and large enough to offer opportunities that ensure students receive a well-rounded experience. This balanced approach is what attracts families to PBS.
What are the core values that guide the school community? PBS is built on 4 core values that guide our philosophy and help us fulfill our mission of developing students to the highest degree: Academics, Arts, Athletics and Abundant Life.
Are there advanced placement, honors programs, or dual enrollment classes available? Yes, Parkview currently offers 14 Advanced Placement courses and 12 Dual Enrollment classes. PBS also offers honors programs for most core curriculum subjects beginning in 6th grade.
What extracurricular activities and clubs are available? Parkview offers football, boys & girls basketball, baseball, softball, tennis, gymnastics, volleyball, swimming, cross country, track & field, boys & girls soccer, robotics, band, choir, bass fishing, powerlifting, Silver Steppers, and cheerleading.
How does the school foster a sense of community among students? At Parkview, you will find a staff who cares about your student in all three areas of body, mind, and spirit and a community that partners in building your student.
How can parents get involved in the school community? PTF is for all “Parents, Teachers & Friends” of Parkview Baptist School. The PTF was created to enhance the relationship between all members of the PBS family.
What percentage of graduates go on to college? 100% of PBS graduates are accepted into a 4-year college or university.
Eagle Experience Summer Camp
eagleexperience.camp
Established: 2011
Camp Phone Number: (225) 291-2500
What is the camp’s mission and philosophy?
Eagle Experience fosters fun, learning, and exploration in a safe, Christian environment, encouraging campers to build friendships, discover interests, and grow socially, emotionally, and spiritually.
What safety measures are in place?
The camp features secure facilities, trained staff in CPR and First Aid, and strict check-in/out procedures to ensure every camper’s safety.
What is the camper-to-counselor ratio?
The camp maintains a low camper-to-counselor ratio, ensuring personalized attention, engagement, and safety for every camper.
How are staff members screened and trained?
Staff undergo thorough background checks, interviews, and extensive training in safety, child development, and activity management to uphold our high standards.
Is there a daily schedule, and can you provide an example?
Yes, activities include themed lessons, crafts, outdoor play, and snack breaks. Example: Morning assembly, sports games, art projects, lunch, water play, and afternoon story-time.
Are there opportunities for free play or downtime?
Yes, daily schedules balance structured activities with opportunities for free play, ensuring campers have time to recharge and socialize.
How does the camp handle health issues and allergies?
Trained staff and an on-call nurse manage health issues, allergies, and medications.
Are there opportunities for parents to visit or participate in camp activities?
Yes, parents are welcome at designated events like family days or showcases, fostering community and connection with their child’s camp experience.