Summary:
The city of Saint Rose, Louisiana, is served by two public schools—St. Rose Elementary School (PK-5) and Albert Cammon Middle School (6-8)—both part of the highly-ranked St. Charles Parish school district, which is in the 90th percentile statewide.
St. Rose Elementary School stands out as the stronger performer overall. It earned a 4-star rating and ranks in the 72nd percentile, compared to Albert Cammon Middle School’s 3-star rating and 69th percentile. In the 2025-2026 school year, St. Rose Elementary achieved 84% proficiency in Math (exceeding the district average of 82%) and 78% in English Language Arts, while Albert Cammon Middle School posted 73% in Math and 76% in ELA. Both schools significantly outperform state averages in these subjects. However, Social Studies is a relative weakness: St. Rose Elementary scored 59% (below the district’s 65%), and Albert Cammon Middle School scored 62% (also below the district). A notable bright spot for the middle school is its perfect 100% proficiency rate in Algebra I, far exceeding the district (89%) and state (65%).
Both schools share exceptionally low chronic absenteeism rates—4.0% at the elementary and 6.5% at the middle school—well below the district average of 7.7% and the state average of 22.5%. This is especially impressive given that over 66% of students at each school qualify for free or reduced lunch. Student-teacher ratios are also remarkably low (8.7:1 at the elementary and 7.9:1 at the middle school), suggesting strong individualized support. Located on the same street ("Pirate Drive"), these schools create a seamless PK-8 pipeline that delivers consistent, high-quality education, with St. Rose Elementary showing a clear upward trend in state ranking over the past three years.
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