Trafton Academy At Hammond
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- Grades: Pre-K - 8th
- School Location: A Small Town
- Length of School Year: 177 Days
- Length of School Day: 7 Hours
- Brief Description
- Trafton Academy At Hammond serves Pre-K through 8th Grade Students In The City Of Hammond. This City Is Part Of The Tangipahoa County. As an elementary school, this institution has the opportunity to introduce the concept of a formal education.
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School Statistics
- Students Per Grade
- Student Race
Students Per Grade
- Number of Students Per Grade
- Pre-Kindergarten: 18
- Kindergarten: 18
- 1st Grade: 20
- 2nd Grade: 20
- 3rd Grade: 23
- 4th Grade: 23
- 5th Grade: 24
- 6th Grade: 25
- 7th Grade: 21
- 8th Grade: 24
Student Racial Breakdown
- Student Racial Breakdown
- American Indian: 1
- Asian: 6
- Hispanic: 5
- Black: 10
- White: 176
- State Colleges
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Local & State Colleges, Universities & Technical Schools
- Louisiana Technical College - Hammond Area Campus
- 111 Pride Dr
- Hammond, LA 70401
- (985) 543-4123
- Southeastern Louisiana University
- 100 W Dakota
- Hammond, LA 70402
- (985) 549-2000
- Dillard University
- 2601 Gentilly Blvd
- New Orleans, LA 70122
- (504) 283-8822
- Diesel Driving Academy
- 4709 Greenwood Rd
- Shreveport, LA 71109
- (318) 636-6300
- Cloyds Beauty School 1 Inc
- 603 Natchitoches St
- West Monroe, LA 71291
- (318) 322-5314
- Delta College of Arts & Technology
- 7380 Exchange Place
- Baton Rouge, LA 70806
- (225) 928-7770
Libraries Near This School
- HAMMOND BRANCH
- 314 EAST THOMAS STREET
- HAMMOND, LA 70401
- (985) 345-3909
School Information
This School
Public
Private - Number of Students: 216
- Number of Teachers: 12
- Student:Teacher Ratio: 16.5:1
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*Source: NCES 2006-2007; LA Department of Education; Local Districts and Schools