The Lafayette Parish School System is proud to recognize the businesses and organizations that partnered with local schools through the LPSS Adopt-a-School Initiative during the 2025-2026 school year.
Launched this school year, the initiative was designed to strengthen connections between schools and the community while creating new opportunities to support students, teachers, and campuses across Lafayette Parish.
Through the program, community partners assisted schools in a variety of ways, including supporting classroom and campus needs, recognizing students and staff, volunteering at events, and helping create positive learning environments.
LPSS would like to thank the following community partners for their support of schools in Lafayette:
- Acadian Middle– Sonic, Whataburger – Breaux Bridge, El Potrillo, HTeaO
- Dr. Raphael Baranco Elementary– Abshire Lawnmower Service
- Alice Boucher Elementary– Super 1 Foods
- Broadmoor Elementary– Sterling Hyundai
- Comeaux High– T-Mobile, Our Savior’s Church, US Air Force, Horace Mann, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Acadiana
- David Thibodaux STEM– Painted Bayou Pottery, A & J Construction, GooseHead Insurance, PostNet, Acadiana Yummies, Amazon
- Early College Academy– Baskin Robbins
- Edgar Martin Middle– Jason Ray, Keaty Realtors
- Edward J. Sam Accelerated School– The Thibeaux Firm
- Evangeline Elementary– Texas Roadhouse
- J. Wallace James Elementary– TopGolf, Waffle House, Perfect Fitz
- JW Faulk Elementary– Pride of Lafayette Lodge #240, OES Sisters Esther Chapter #187, Office Deport (La. Ave.), The Cahee’s from Principal’s List Preschool & Creme De La Creme Event Venue, Kappa Alpha PSI Fraternity (Ruben Henderson)
- L.J. Alleman Middle– McDonalds, Texas Roadhouse
- Lafayette Elementary– 5 Guys
- LeRosen– NAMI
- Lafayette High– Southern Hospitality Kitchen
- Cpl. Michael Middlebrook Elementary– Bergeron Metal Buildings
- Myrtle Place Elementary– Stine (Broussard), Boustany Law Firm, Madeleine Groth Dentistry
- Northside High School– Home Depot
- Paul Breaux Middle– LaMarc Lafayette, Raising Cane’s on Pinhook, PaPa John’s on Johnston, Support from Women of Wisdom, 100 Black Men of Greater Lafayette, & Other Community Agencies
- Truman Early Childhood Education– Motor City
- W.D. & Mary Baker Smith Career Center– Extreme Machine LLC
- Woodvale Elementary– South Louisiana Bank, Moncus Park
- Ernest Gallet Elementary— Hebert’s, Cajun Table, Nothing Bundt Cake
- Green T. Lindon Elementary — Ivan Jennings w/Keller Williams, Kid Strong Acadiana, Cajun Pest Control
- Milton Elementary/Middle — Top Golf, Jeremiah’s Italian Ice, New York Life
- Southside High — Drive Right
- Youngsville Middle — NuNu’s
- Acadiana High— Neighbors Federal Credit Union
- Judice Middle — St Basil KCs, Trahan Architecture
- L. Leo Judice Elementary — Coffee Depot of Scott
- Prairie Elementary — Acadiana Urgent Care
- Ridge Elementary — Hulco Printing, Remote Training Professionals
- Scott Middle — Nunu’s in Scott, PJ’s Coffee, Landry’s Donuts
- Westside Elementary — RX Bakes
- Duson Elementary — The Rolling Pin (Mr. and Mrs. Brad Sonnier)
- Charles Burke Elementary — Hulco Printing, Ruby Slipper
- Carencro Bob Lilly Elementary— Prejean’s
- Live Oak Elementary — Home Furniture, Pizzaville USA, Coca Cola, Super 1 Foods, Live Oak Financial
- Carencro Middle — Champagne’s of Carencro
- Carencro High — Carencro Automotive Center
- Ossun Elementary — BlueFin Oil
- Martial Billeaud Elementary — Prejean’s of Broussard and Billeaud Companies
- Broussard Middle — Great American Cookie of Broussard
- Katharine Drexel Early Childhood — Raising Cane’s of Broussard
“These partnerships help create a stronger school culture by showing students and staff that their community is invested in their success,” said LPSS Superintendent Francis Touchet, Jr.. “The Adopt-a-School Initiative opens doors to new opportunities for our students while helping schools build positive, supportive environments where everyone feels encouraged and connected.”
The LPSS Adopt-a-School Initiative was created with flexibility in mind, allowing partners to contribute in ways that best fit their organization while making a meaningful impact on local schools.
Businesses and organizations interested in participating in the LPSS Adopt-a-School Initiative during the 2026-2027 school year are encouraged to contact the principal of the school they would like to support.