Broadmoor Elementary School

Broadmoor Elementary sits in a stable part of Lafayette where families often know each other from earlier years. Louisiana’s math proficiency range—mid-forties to low-fifties—matches where Broadmoor typically lands. Parents mention that the school has a soft, easygoing feel even on busy days. When they look at options, many compare Broadmoor with Prairie Elementary and Milton Elementary for similar community tone. Three-bedroom rentals around here usually fall around the mid-$1,400 range. For high school, Lafayette High and Acadiana High are common routes, and alumni from around this area go into everything from welding programs to marketing studies to healthcare tracks. Broadmoor feels like a school where routines hold things together well.

The school has an upcoming 3rd & 4th Grade Gifted Enrichment Field Trip, planned to New Orleans. There’s a “Winter Candyland Carnival and Santa Event” listed among upcoming school events, likely a festive community gathering.

Q1. Who is the Principal of Broadmoor Elementary School?

Ans. The current Principal is Tracy Sanders. The Assistant Principal is Joneedra Joseph.

Q2. Does the school have a uniform or specific dress code?

Ans. Yes, like all LPSS elementary schools, Broadmoor Elementary adheres to the district's dress code, which requires a standardized uniform. Specific details (e.g., colors, acceptable pants/shirts) are outlined in the school's handbook. Broadmoor also provides specific Free Dress Guidelines for days when uniforms are not required.

Q3. Are there special education services available?

Ans. Yes. The LPSS provides a full range of Special Education services for students with disabilities (ages 3-21) through various structures like inclusion, self-contained classes, and resource rooms, depending on the student's Individualized Education Program (IEP).

Q4.Does Broadmoor Elementary offer Before and After School Care?

Ans. Yes. Before and After School Care is offered on campus, typically run by a community partner like the YMCA.

-Before Care: Generally runs from 7:00 AM until the school day starts.

-After Care: Generally runs from dismissal until 6:00 PM.

The program often includes homework help, academic assistance, fitness, and enrichment activities..

Q5. How can parents check student grades and progress?

Ans. Parents use the LPSS Student Progress Center (accessible via the J-Campus app or online portal) to monitor their child's grades, attendance, and progress reports in real-time.