5.1 avg / 10

Office of Juvenile Justice School District

School District · Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Last updated: July 2026

Students: 342

Teachers (FTE): 32

Avg Rating

5.1

out of 10

Schools

1 high

Per-Pupil Spending

$86,011

Student-Teacher Ratio

10.7:1

Avg Rating

5.1

out of 10

Schools

1 high

Per-Pupil Spending

$86,011

Student-Teacher Ratio

10.7:1

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How this district compares

Louisiana rank

#65 of 72

districts by avg. composite

Vs. state average

-1.2

below Louisiana avg

Per-pupil spending

$86,011

+$70,921 vs Louisiana median

District size

342 students

Smaller than Louisiana median

The short answer

Office of Juvenile Justice ranks #65 of 72 Louisiana districts by overall school rating. Office of Juvenile Justice's schools with real test data average 5.1/10 across 3 schools. Its top-rated schools are Riverside Alternative High School (6.7/10), Southside Alternative High School (5.3/10), and Central Southwest Alternative High School (3.4/10). Schools with estimated (proxy) scores are excluded from this ranking.

Top-Rated Schools in Office of Juvenile Justice

Ranked by MySchoolScout composite rating using only schools with real test data (3 of 4). "Value" = points above what student poverty predicts. Estimated (proxy) scores are excluded.

#	School	Rating	Level	Value	Enrollment
1	Riverside Alternative High School	6.7 / 10	Other	—	31
2	Southside Alternative High School	5.3 / 10	Other	—	169
3	Central Southwest Alternative High School	3.4 / 10	Other	—	97

See all 4 schools — including those with estimated data — in the full directory below. How we rate schools.

About Office of Juvenile Justice

Office of Juvenile Justice is a Baton Rouge, Louisiana school district serving 4 schools. The district educates 342 students with a student-teacher ratio of 10.7:1. The district invests $86,011 per student annually.

With an average rating of 5.1/10, Office of Juvenile Justice demonstrates solid academic performance.

The highest-rated school in the district is Riverside Alternative High School, which has a composite score of 6.7/10.

In standardized testing, Office of Juvenile Justice students show an average math proficiency of 12.7% and ELA proficiency of 16.3%.

The district includes 1 high school.

District Map

Schools in Office of Juvenile Justice, colored by MySchoolScout rank. Click a pin for details.

District Average Test Scores

Math Proficiency 12.7%

School

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N/A

ELA Proficiency 16.3%

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Average proficiency across all schools in Office of Juvenile Justice with test data.

Schools in Office of Juvenile Justice

4 schools

High Schools 1

Central Southwest Alternative- St. Martinville

45 —

Other Schools 3

Riverside Alternative High School

31 6.7

Southside Alternative High School

169 5.3

Central Southwest Alternative High School

97 3.4

District Details

State: Louisiana
City: Baton Rouge
Total Enrollment: 342
Teachers (FTE): 32
Child Poverty Rate: 0.2%
Data Year: 2023

Frequently Asked Questions

How many schools are in Office of Juvenile Justice?

Office of Juvenile Justice has 4 schools in total — 1 high schools. You can explore each school's ratings and details on this page.

What is the average rating for Office of Juvenile Justice?

The average composite rating for Office of Juvenile Justice is 5.1/10. This score is calculated from the individual ratings of all schools with academic data in the district.

What is the per-pupil spending in Office of Juvenile Justice?

Office of Juvenile Justice spends $86,011 per student per year.

What is the student-teacher ratio in Office of Juvenile Justice?

The average student-teacher ratio in Office of Juvenile Justice is 10.7:1.

What is the top-rated school in Office of Juvenile Justice?

Riverside Alternative High School is the highest-rated school in Office of Juvenile Justice with a composite score of 6.7/10.

What are the test scores in Office of Juvenile Justice?

Across schools in Office of Juvenile Justice with test data, the average math proficiency is 12.7% and the average ELA (reading/writing) proficiency is 16.3%. These figures represent the percentage of students meeting or exceeding grade-level standards.

How does Office of Juvenile Justice compare to other districts in Louisiana?

Office of Juvenile Justice has an average school rating of 5.1/10 across 4 schools. Families can compare this to other districts in Louisiana by visiting individual district pages. Factors like school size, available programs, and community demographics also play a role in choosing the right fit.

How does MySchoolScout rate schools?

MySchoolScout ratings blend student growth, poverty-adjusted academic performance, and learning environment — plus college readiness for high schools. Weights vary by school level, and equity data is shown for context without being factored into the score. Learn more about our rating system on our methodology page.

District Averages

Overall Rating: 5.1/10
Math Proficiency: 12.7%
ELA Proficiency: 16.3%

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