belle chasse primary school parent portal

Update From Superintendent

Please read the important letter with updates from our Superintendent.

Barn Hill Preserve Visiting BCP on January 7th

DELAYED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Students will have the opportunity to visit with animals from Barn Hill Preserve on January 7th. The program is FREE but we need a signed permission slip from each student. Photos and other items may be purchased but are OPTIONAL.

Breakfast and Lunch Menus

Please follow the link to school breakfast and lunch menus for this month!

Like BCP on Facebook!

We post important updates to keep our families informed and up to date with accurate information. Please be sure to like and follow our official Belle Chasse Primary School's page!

BCP Tuesday Tours

Call the school to schedule a tour of BCP for prospective parents and students.

Transportation Plans

Please complete the transportation plan for your BCP student. Complete ONE form for each BCP student.

Welcome Letter from the Superintendent for 21-22 School Year

Read the attached letter for important back to school information for the start of the 21-22 school year.

August School News

Click here to read about everything you need to know for the Month of August at BCES!

Welcome Letter from the Superintendent for start of 21-22 School Year!

Please read the attached letter from our superintendent regarding the start of the 21-22 school year.

Important Announcment: There will be NO virtual learning for the 2021-2022 school year

Click here to read the important letter from our superintendent regarding virtual learning for the upcoming school year.

BCES New Student Registration Now Open

Online or in-person registration must be completed by Tuesday, August 3rd. Registration will be temporarily close Tuesday, August 3rd (3:00 PM) through Monday, August 9th. Registration will reopen Tuesday, August 10th. Registration will be accepted during the hours of 9 AM-1 PM during school hours.

Mission

All students at Belle Chasse Elementary School will realize their potential to become independent readers, writers, thinkers, problem solvers, and communicators.

School Safety Hotline

Threats to School Safety If you wish to report a threat or potential threat to school safety, please call (504)595-6344 and leave a detailed message and your contact information if you do not wish to remain anonymous. If it is an emergency or immediate threat, please call 911.