What are the costs for your after-school program?

At BASIS Mid City, our after-school (Late Bird) fees are $225/month per student. Financial aid is available for qualifying families.

What is your typical class size?

A typical class size at BASIS Mid City is 33 students per class. We have two teachers in the classroom from grades K–3, which reduces our student-teacher ratio.

What languages does your school offer?

BASIS Mid City offers Mandarin. When students advance to BASIS Materra for high school, they may choose from Mandarin, Spanish, French, and Latin.

What is your cell phone policy?

BASIS Mid City students must have their cell phones turned off and put away during the entire school day.

Welcome To

BASIS Baton Rouge Mid City

BASIS Baton Rouge Primary Mid City is a tuition-free public charter school serving students in grades K–5 that reside in the East Baton Rouge Parish School District. We set the foundation for academic success with our accelerated curriculum, robust student support system, and variety of enriching extracurriculars.

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What Makes Us Special

We provide a caring and supportive learning environment where all students are able to reach their highest potential. During the day, students learn about subjects such as Engineering, Phonics, Science, Math, Mandarin, and much more. After school, students can take their learning a step further with extracurriculars such as Cooking Club, STEM Club, Chess Club and Dance. We pride ourselves on our diverse and welcoming school culture.

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From Our Community

“Since starting at BASIS Mid City two years ago, my daughter has blossomed. The teachers are incredibly dedicated and push her academically while also creating a warm and encouraging environment.”

“BASIS Mid City is a great place for families who are looking for a quality education for their child. The teachers and staff are very supportive and easy to communicate with. I feel like my child is learning more than she would at a traditional public school.”