Louisiana Independent School Association - Former Member Schools

Former Member Schools

  • Amy Bradford Ware (Opelousas)
  • Belmont Academy (Opelousas)
  • Bienville Academy (Bryceland)
  • Bowling Green School (Franklinton)
  • Briarfield Academy (Lake Providence)
  • Calvary Baptist Academy (Shreveport)
  • Cedar Creek School (Ruston)
  • Central Private School (Baton Rouge)
  • Central School Corporation (Grand Cane)
  • Claiborne Academy (Homer)
  • East Union Academy (Gonzales)
  • False River Academy (New Roads)
  • Forest Hill Academy (Forest Hill)
  • First Baptist Academy (Shreveport)
  • Franklin Academy (Winnsboro)
  • Friendship Academy (Shreveport)
  • Glenbrook Academy (Minden)
  • Grawood Christian Schools (Keithville)
  • Huntington School (Ferriday)
  • Montrose Christian
  • Natchitoches Academy (Natchitoches)
  • Oak Forest Academy (Amite)
  • Parkview Baptist School (Baton Rouge)
  • Plain Dealing Academy (Plain Dealing)
  • Prairie View Academy (Bastrop)
  • Ridgedale Academy (West Monroe)
  • Riverdale Academy (East Point)
  • Riverfield Academy (Rayville)
  • Riverside Academy (Reserve)
  • River Oaks School (Monroe)
  • Sam Barthe School for Boys (New Orleans)
  • Sam Crowe (Oak Grove)
  • Silliman Institute (Clinton)
  • Shreve Christian (Shreveport)
  • South Rapides Academy (Lecompte)
  • Southwood Academy (Hammond)
  • Starlet Academy
  • Tallulah Academy (Tallulah)
  • Tensas Academy (St. Joseph)
  • Trinity Heights Christian Academy (Shreveport)
  • Valley Forge Academy (Amite)
  • Westhill Academy (Marthaville)
  • Winn Academy (Winnfield)

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