Central Elementary School

Apollo Elementary School is operated by the Bossier Parish Schools and is located in Bossier City, La. It provides educational programs to students in kindergarten through grade five. The school provides education in various subjects, including art, music, physical education, foreign language, computer, reading, speech, science and math. It offers various extracurricular activities, such as book fair, drama and health fair. The school provides guidance, media center and food services. It also provides various enrichment programs that include general education, fine arts, computer literacy, supplemental reading, basic skills improvement and integrated learning system. It has a parent-teacher association that provides planning and implementation of a variety of fundraising activities for the benefit of school. In addition, the school operates a cafeteria that serves a variety of food menus.

Benton High School, serving more than 600 students annually, is one of the schools in the Bossier Parish School System, with Benton Elementary and Middle School as feeder schools. BHS, based in Benton, La., offers a wide variety of subjects, including English, fine arts, foreign language, history, social studies, library media center, mathematics, physical education, science and vocational education. The high school also provides a range of sporting activities, such as baseball, basketball, bowling, cheerleading, cross-country, dance line, football, golf, softball, swimming, tennis, wrestling and track and field events. Benton High s extracurricular activities and clubs include band, debate, drama, ring staff, rodeo, teenage republicans and student council.

Bossier Parish Schools is dedicated to fostering educational excellence and community engagement through a variety of programs and initiatives. Highlighting achievements and innovations, the district focuses on student success and the well-being of its educational environment. The district celebrates its accomplishments, including graduate recognition and the introduction of new school-based health clinics. Through initiatives like the "On the Record with Bossier Schools" series, they aim to keep the community informed and connected to local educational developments. Generated from the website