New Orleans Magazine: Academics, Leadership, and Citizenship at the New Orleans Military and Maritime Academy
This article originally appeared in the February 2020 issue of New Orleans Magazine. Academics, Leadership, and Citizenship at the New…
The Number of Teachers of Color in New Orleans Is Increasing
In New Orleans, we want the very best teachers for our kids – regardless of demographics. We also recognize that…
Mid-City Messenger Series: Why My Family Chose “The Easton Way”
In the third of our ten-essay series by parents of students at public schools in Mid-City, Melissa Jones writes about…
NOLA Ed: Mythbusters, Week 12
The education landscape in New Orleans is complex, and there are often myths and misconceptions about our system. In our…
Funding to Teacher Preparation is Funding for a Stronger, More Stable System of Schools
By Patrick Dobard, CEO, New Schools for New Orleans There will always be a need for great teachers, so there…
NOLA Ed: Mythbusters, Week 11
The education landscape in New Orleans is complex, and there are often myths and misconceptions about our system. In our…
Uptown Messenger Series: Why Learning at Lycée is Right for our Child
In the eighth installment of our ten-essay series by parents of students at public schools Uptown, Leslie and Bruce write about their son’s experience…
New Orleans Magazine: A College Acceptance in One Hand and a Job Offer in the Other
This article originally appeared in the January 2020 issue of New Orleans Magazine. A College Acceptance in One Hand and…
Mid-City Messenger Series: Why Thurgood Marshall Is Right for our Daughter
In the second of our 10-essay series by parents of students at public schools in Mid-City, Elysha Diaz and Eliot Guthrie write about their…