Baton Rouge Christian Academy is a church daycare daycare located at 2432 Monroe Avenue, Baton Rouge, Louisiana LA. Find contact info, location details, and similar daycares nearby.
What Parents Say
Baton Rouge Christian Academy receives mixed reviews with significant quality and service concerns. While some parents praise the facility's environment and staff control, multiple reviewers report hidden fees, poor communication, staff conduct issues, and inadequate childcare practices.
God bless this place and all they do. The children appear to be having a good time. The workers have them under control and it doesn’t smell like urine and feces👍
Got approved for child care 3mnths ago and I went too the daycare for more information because I was gone let my child attend because its right by my house. Everytime I go up there is some money I have too have out my pocket. They don't let you know you have too pay a $50.00 co payment even if you receive cap on top of $130 registration fee $30.00 application fee. A mat fee and many other fees they will not let you know of upfront. They claim they have not received my reward letter but I have received mines in email. They do not care about you nor your child. I would recommend looking into every aspect before or you will be disappointed! If I could rate zero I would.
They deserve negative 20 starts. Employee fought with my sister. How you work there and fighting. DO NOT SEND YOUR CHIRLD THERE.
They told me I had 5 days to find another daycare, They wasn’t changing my 2 year on time they told me she will be potty trained by 2 months and by the third month I seen no improvement with the potty training I approach them about the problem and they said I should’ve check my child before we left but they suppose to change her every hour I would not recommend this daycare to anyone
I LOVE THEM
Performance Profile
Level 3 out of 5
Proficient
This rating is part of the state's Quality Rating and Improvement System (QRIS). Trained evaluators assess staff qualifications, learning environment, curriculum, and family engagement — standards that go beyond basic licensing requirements.
Level 1: Meets basic licensing standards.
Level 2: Exceeds licensing with some quality improvements in place.
Level 3: Demonstrates strong practices in curriculum and staff development.
Level 4: High quality across most assessed areas.
Level 5: Highest quality — excels in all areas of assessment.