 The school still runs of a seven-period day with two lunches due to construction during the 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 school years.It also stimulated curricular expansion which included classes such as speech, newspaper, yearbook, psychology, twentieth century American history, gifted and talented, AP calculus and a multitude of dual-enrollment courses.As the population of at-risk students increased parish-wide, so did the number of programs aimed at meeting their needs.