2018 ACT Scores Released
The Louisiana Department of Education has released the class of 2018 results for the ACT. As part of Louisiana’s transition to…
My Classroom is a Family
By Chiante Cunningham Ms. Cunningham is a special education teacher at Harriet Tubman Charter School and a 2018 New Orleans…
An Urgent Need for More Great Teachers: NSNO’s Talent Recruitment Plan
Teachers are the strongest threads in the fabric of any city. If we want our children to have the education…
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Teaching to Impact the City I Love: A Network of Support for Our Children
By Cheryl Jeff-Treaudo Ms. Treaudo is a Kindergarten teacher at Firstline’s Samuel J. Green Charter School and a 2017 New…
Curious About Education in New Orleans? Look to our Teachers
By Richard Kisack Richard Kisack Jr. is a junior at Brandeis University working towards the completion of his politics major…
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT – September 2018
Our Views: Hurricane Katrina made New Orleans’ charter schools success possible The New Orleans Advocate | August 3: The Editorial…
New Orleans Outperforms the State in “Top Growth” in Math and in All Subgroups
The Louisiana Department of Education has released initial data showing student progress results from the 2017-18 school year. As part of this…
Standards-Aligned Curriculum: Progress and Potential for Teachers and Students in NOLA
Excellent curriculum is a matter of educational equity. Today in America, white and more affluent students have more educational opportunity than…