Education and Schools in Baton Rouge, Louisiana

If you moved to my city of Baton Rouge, you would have to know flavor and sports. Baton Rouge has some of the best cajun food to offer besides the great city of New Orleans. You would also have to know that sports is super important to the people of my city. LSU stadium is in the heart of Baton Rouge, which is right inside the university’s campus. Tailgating, is an event you need to experience if you find yourself inside this city. Students and residents drinking and cooking food for hours before watching their favorite sports team, the LSU Tigers.

Currently, Baton Rouge is experiencing a high rate of crime. Suburban areas outside the city proper are usually preferred by families. Neighboring parishes and smaller outlying cities have trended towards more desirable public schools and safer neighborhoods.

Be aware that traffic can be very heavy at times, and the drivers bold. That is to say, Baton Rouge drivers are not afraid to capitalize on an opportunity if they see it, which often results in almost reckless driving. Another important thing to know about the city is that college sports play a huge role in the culture.

Those who relocate to Baton Rouge should be warned of the city’s banality. Having resided in this city for four years, I can assert with confidence that it is an area deprived of culture and inhabited by those seeking college-oriented bars and sub-par restaurants. Had it not been for my residency at LSU, I certainly would not have moved here on my own accord. It is with great solemnity that I notify any future residents of the dangers of moving to a city littered with a surplus of alcohol and a lack of decent Greek restaurants.