Oak Manor) McDonogh #26 Elementary School - Gretna Ella C. Pittman Elementary School - (Unincorporated, Harvey) Vic A. Pitre Elementary School - Westwego Paul J. Solis Elementary School - (Unincorporated, Timberlane) Catherine Strehle Elementary School - (Unincorporated, Avondale) Terrytown Elementary School - (Unincorporated, Terrytown) Miller Wall Elementary School - (Unincorporated, Marrero) Westwego Elementary School - Westwego Woodland West Elementary School - (Unincorporated, Harvey) Woodmere Elementary School - (Unincorporated, Harvey) Unzoned Gretna No. 2 Academy for Advanced Studies - Gretna Marrero Academy for Advanced Studies - Marrero Kindergartens Harvey Kindergarten School (Unincorporated, Harvey) Former schools 2012 closures They were: Ralph J. Bunche Accelerated Academy for High School Preparation - (Unincorporated, Metairie) - The closure plan called for the students to be moved to Bonnabel High. Homedale Elementary School - (Unincorporated, Harvey) - The closure plan called for students to be moved to McDonogh No. 26 Elementary. Joseph S. Maggiore, Sr. Elementary School - (Unincorporated, Metairie) - Area parents advocated for keeping Maggiore open. The closure plan called for students to be moved to Clancy, Green Park, and Woods. Kate Middleton Elementary School - Gretna - The closure plan called for some students to be moved to Hart Elementary and others to be moved to Terrytown Elementary. In the 2011–2012 school year, Middleton had 370 students. Some parents criticized the closure plans as the school district stated that 350 was the minimum enrollment for an optimally-run elementary school, but the district still chose to close Middleton. The school's performance under Louisiana accountability laws declined after 2008, with the 2010–2011 score being a "D−". Norbert Rillieux Elementary School - (Unincorporated, Waggaman) - The closure plan called for the students to be moved to Cherbonnier Elementary. In 2011 the school had 208 students. Bonella A. St. Ville Accelerated Academy - (Unincorporated, Harvey) - Initially Elm Grove Elementary School, it served as a neighborhood elementary campus, and in the pre-1970s racially segregated period it was for black children. It was renamed after formal principal Bonella A. St. Ville. It was later converted into an alternative middle school for students who were academically behind their peers. It had 144 students in 2012. The closure plan called for the program to be moved to Ehret High. There were area residents arguing that it instead should go back to being a neighborhood elementary school. Waggaman School - The closure plan called for the program to be moved to