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Superintendent's Student Advisory Council
Be a voice for change! Join the Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council and help shape the future of education in NOLA-PS. Applications are due by June 3rd, 2024. Apply now by visiting this link.
Superintendent's Teacher Advisory Council
Educators, your input matters! Join the Superintendent’s Teacher Advisory Council and collaborate to enhance teaching and learning in NOLA-PS. Applications are due by June 3rd, 2024. Apply now by visiting this link.
Superintendent's Parent Advisory Council
Parents, your insights are invaluable! Join the Superintendent’s Parent Advisory Council and help us ensure yours and every scholars success in NOLA-PS. Applications are due by June 3rd, 2024. Apply now by visiting this link.
Superintendent's Community Advisory Council
Calling all community members! Join the Superintendent’s Community Advisory Council and work with us to strengthen our schools and neighborhoods in NOLA-PS. Applications are due by June 3rd, 2024. Apply now by visiting this link.
The Leah Chase School Partnership Meetings
You're invited to join us for our informative partnership meetings held at The Leah Chase School, where we'll discuss potential partnering opportunities for the school! Check out this link here to sign up today!
Community Survey
We're eager to hear your thoughts! NOLA Public Schools is actively seeking community feedback. Your input is invaluable! Please take a moment to complete our 15-minute survey by scanning the QR code or clicking here.
The Leah Chase School
On Monday, February 26, 2024, the Orleans Parish School Board unanimously approved the creation of The Leah Chase School. It will be NOLA Public Schools (NOLA-PS) first, permanent direct-run school in 18 years. Click here to learn more.
NOLA-PS Evolve
NOLA Public Schools (NOLA-PS) is excited to share the unanimous approval of its new five-year Strategic Plan of Action, NOLA-PS Evolve, by the Orleans Parish School Board (OPSB). This transformative plan focuses on educational excellence, emphasizing Equity, Achievement, Transparency, Efficiency, and Transformation. Superintendent Dr. Avis Williams invites the community to participate in shaping the future of education. NOLA-PS Evolve builds on the existing strategic plan, with key commitments, including Effective and Connected Communications, High-Quality Schools, Students, Staff, and Community Wellbeing, and Operational Excellence. Initiatives like the "Portrait of a Graduate," NOLA-PS CAREs program, and mental health promotion are central. The plan prioritizes responsiveness to changing needs and values community engagement for alignment with stakeholders' needs. Your involvement is appreciated as we work together to enhance education. To learn more, please click here or the NOLA-PS Evolve picture on the left.
Mental Minute Campaign
NOLA Public Schools (NOLA-PS) is committed to improving the quality of life for all students, parents, educators, faculty, and administrative leadership. The mental health and well-being of our community is a top priority and a central element of the Mental Minute campaign. We want to bring this initiative to all our schools, so please use this link to download the Mental Minute toolkit. It includes social media posts, graphics, and posters you can share with our scholars and community that discuss the importance of positive mental health.
NOLA-PS CAREs NOLA-PS CAREs is our Community Access to Resources and Equity designed to prioritize mental health, literacy, social justice, workforce development, and trauma informed practices. We invite you to visit this page periodically for more updates about NOLA-PS CAREs. Read More
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Ask Listen Learn Campaign
Ask, Listen, Learn is a free, fully digital, turnkey underage drinking prevention program for kids ages 9-13, their educators, and families. It is aligned to Common Core, Next Generation Science, and National Health Education standards. The program contains eight modules – seven focused on alcohol and the developing brain and one focused on cannabis and the developing brain – that are neuroscience-focused animation videos with accompanying lesson plans, classroom activities, and resources for both educators and parents. New Orleans-based artist and activist Brandan ‘BMike’ Odums has created art for the lesson plans and program that reflect New Orleans youth and culture. Click here to learn more about these resources and materials.