Bossier Elementary consists of four different buildings on a three-block area piece of property. An old photograph dating back to 1912 shows a two-story framed building on the south side of the property. The School Board tore this structure down after constructing the Main Building on the north side of the property in 1923, which originally housed elementary through high school students. The Primary Building was built directly south of the Main Building in 1928 to help with the expanding population. In 1939, Bossier High School built a new facility on Bearkat Drive, leaving our current property for elementary alone. After the gymnasium's construction in 1955, the school's structure remained the same for fifty years. In 2006, the Administration Building was built, connecting the two older buildings and completing Bossier Elementary as we know it today.