As a stand-alone, single-site charter, we can innovate and adapt to meet the specific needs of our community and to create the school our kids deserve.
We protect and elevate our students’ passion, experience, identity, and voice.
We innovatively prepare every child, every day, for success in life, college and careers.
Our network was founded by the dean of the University of New Orleans’ College of Education and Human Development in 2004 when UNO opened Louisiana’s first Type 5 charter school.
New Beginning Schools Foundation Network Schools is a Pre-K through 12th grade charter management organization.
Ranked in the top ten of open-enrollment schools in New Orleans for Top Growth on statewide assessments for the 2017-2018 school year!
We accelerate student interests and voice through diverse enrichment opportunities: art, dance, band, culinary arts, fashion design, video game design, and more!
Franklin has the city’s most culturally and racially diverse student population, sharing a common goal of academic and personal preparation for college and career.
Teacher autonomy / responsibility is key to academic success, and draws from 80% of faculty with graduate degrees and an average of 15 years teaching experience.
The only therapeutic day treatment program in Louisiana.
We provide educational and intensive mental health supports in an innovative partnership with the Tulane University Medical School Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
We ensure the emotional well-being and academic readiness of children with behavioral health needs in the Greater New Orleans region.
FirstLine Schools, Education for Life. Celebrating our 20 year Anniversary this year.
Home of the FirstLine Schools’ signature program, Edible Schoolyard New Orleans with gardens, teaching kitchens, greenhouses and farm animals.
Last year, all FirstLine K-8s were among top performers in the city for “Top Growth” on state assessments. Two FLS schools tied for the highest combined student growth scores citywide.
Home of the Huskies- French immersion and traditional programming offered in a warm, joyful, and collaborative environment where teachers, leaders, and students thrive.
Legacy of Success- We are deeply committed to furthering the success of our students and offer them the world class education they deserve. In addition to rigorous traditional academic programs, Hynes offers French immersion education, gifted courses, talented programs, music classes, and numerous extracurricular activities to provide a balanced school experience.
Family-like Culture- Intentionally building strong relationships with our community, we are deeply committed to creating an environment where all students, families – and colleagues – feel supported.
Balance between Instructional Structure and Autonomy- We know that our teachers bring their own unique expertise and understand their context well. Therefore, we offer peer-based professional learning communities to enhance collaboration, to build supportive relationships, and to further teachers’ professional development.
New Orleans' flagship open-enrollment public school network
KIPP New Orleans Schools is a growing family of 11 schools educating 5200 students in grades PK-12 with a track record for supporting all students on their paths to and through college.
With a ‘team and family’ school and staff culture, KIPP New Orleans educators receive best-in-class professional development, coaching and support.
On the 2017-18 LEAP assessments, we gained 7 points in the percentage of students scoring Mastery and above in ELA and math combined. (We were tied for top growth in the city in this category.)
We offer robust math and reading Intervention and Enrichment (IAE) blocks, providing small group instruction to students struggling in these content areas and who are at/above grade level.
NOCCA was founded in 1973 by a diverse coalition of artists, educators, business leaders, and community activists.
We offer students intensive instruction in culinary arts, dance, media arts: filmmaking & audio production, music, theatre arts, visual arts, and creative writing.
National leader in sending high schoolers to industries growing the quickest and paying the most
We’re a team of people thrilled to pursue what others don’t believe is possible
The thing teammates hate most about working here is obsession with personal and professional growth (read: giving and receiving loads of feedback to everyone all the time)
Sophie B. Wright High School - Institute for Academic Excellence
The school is one of the oldest schools in New Orleans. It was build in 1910.
Sophie B. Wright was an educator who started several free schools and the city’s “Home for Incurables,” a care facility for disabled and gravely ill patients.
Outstanding leaders committed to expanding educational opportunity
Corps members commit to at least two years teaching in an under-resourced public school working shoulder-to-shoulder with students, educators, and community members.
The impact corps members have in the classroom shapes the trajectory of their lives and careers and fuels a lifelong commitment to their students.
At the Travis Hill Schools, located in the Orleans Justice Center and the Youth Study Center, we provide teens and young adults held in detention with a transformative educational experience, designed to both help restore their sense of dignity and humanity and prepare them for success upon release
By working at the Travis Hill Schools, you have the chance to provide our city’s most shunned, vulnerable, and at-risk students with the education they need and deserve, as a part of a small, close-knit team devoted to social justice and empowerment through education
Ranked in the top ten of open-enrollment schools in New Orleans for Top Growth on statewide assessments for the 2017-2018 school year!
We accelerate student interests and voice through diverse enrichment opportunities: art, dance, band, culinary arts, fashion design, video game design, and more!
Franklin has the city’s most culturally and racially diverse student population, sharing a common goal of academic and personal preparation for college and career.
Teacher autonomy / responsibility is key to academic success, and draws from 80% of faculty with graduate degrees and an average of 15 years teaching experience.
The only therapeutic day treatment program in Louisiana.
We provide educational and intensive mental health supports in an innovative partnership with the Tulane University Medical School Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
We ensure the emotional well-being and academic readiness of children with behavioral health needs in the Greater New Orleans region.
FirstLine Schools, Education for Life. Celebrating our 20 year Anniversary this year.
Home of the FirstLine Schools’ signature program, Edible Schoolyard New Orleans with gardens, teaching kitchens, greenhouses and farm animals.
Last year, all FirstLine K-8s were among top performers in the city for “Top Growth” on state assessments. Two FLS schools tied for the highest combined student growth scores citywide.
Home of the Huskies- French immersion and traditional programming offered in a warm, joyful, and collaborative environment where teachers, leaders, and students thrive.
Legacy of Success- We are deeply committed to furthering the success of our students and offer them the world class education they deserve. In addition to rigorous traditional academic programs, Hynes offers French immersion education, gifted courses, talented programs, music classes, and numerous extracurricular activities to provide a balanced school experience.
Family-like Culture- Intentionally building strong relationships with our community, we are deeply committed to creating an environment where all students, families – and colleagues – feel supported.
Balance between Instructional Structure and Autonomy- We know that our teachers bring their own unique expertise and understand their context well. Therefore, we offer peer-based professional learning communities to enhance collaboration, to build supportive relationships, and to further teachers’ professional development.
New Orleans' flagship open-enrollment public school network
KIPP New Orleans Schools is a growing family of 11 schools educating 5200 students in grades PK-12 with a track record for supporting all students on their paths to and through college.
With a ‘team and family’ school and staff culture, KIPP New Orleans educators receive best-in-class professional development, coaching and support.
On the 2017-18 LEAP assessments, we gained 7 points in the percentage of students scoring Mastery and above in ELA and math combined. (We were tied for top growth in the city in this category.)
We offer robust math and reading Intervention and Enrichment (IAE) blocks, providing small group instruction to students struggling in these content areas and who are at/above grade level.
We innovatively prepare every child, every day, for success in life, college and careers.
Our network was founded by the dean of the University of New Orleans’ College of Education and Human Development in 2004 when UNO opened Louisiana’s first Type 5 charter school.
New Beginning Schools Foundation Network Schools is a Pre-K through 12th grade charter management organization.
NOCCA was founded in 1973 by a diverse coalition of artists, educators, business leaders, and community activists.
We offer students intensive instruction in culinary arts, dance, media arts: filmmaking & audio production, music, theatre arts, visual arts, and creative writing.
National leader in sending high schoolers to industries growing the quickest and paying the most
We’re a team of people thrilled to pursue what others don’t believe is possible
The thing teammates hate most about working here is obsession with personal and professional growth (read: giving and receiving loads of feedback to everyone all the time)
Sophie B. Wright High School - Institute for Academic Excellence
The school is one of the oldest schools in New Orleans. It was build in 1910.
Sophie B. Wright was an educator who started several free schools and the city’s “Home for Incurables,” a care facility for disabled and gravely ill patients.
As a stand-alone, single-site charter, we can innovate and adapt to meet the specific needs of our community and to create the school our kids deserve.
We protect and elevate our students’ passion, experience, identity, and voice.
At the Travis Hill Schools, located in the Orleans Justice Center and the Youth Study Center, we provide teens and young adults held in detention with a transformative educational experience, designed to both help restore their sense of dignity and humanity and prepare them for success upon release
By working at the Travis Hill Schools, you have the chance to provide our city’s most shunned, vulnerable, and at-risk students with the education they need and deserve, as a part of a small, close-knit team devoted to social justice and empowerment through education