Main Round Application
November 1, 2016 - February 24, 2017
K-12 Application Packet
2017-2018 School Year
Apply Online at EnrollNOLA.org
* Learn about the process . . . PAGES 2-5
* Determine which schools are right for you . . . PAGES 12-35
* Apply by listing your school choices in rank order . . . PAGE 7
. . . MA IN R O U N D D E A D L I N E S . . .
A P P L IC AT I O N W I N D O W
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Week of
Nov. 1
Main Round
Launches
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Dec. 16
Main Round
Early Window
Applications Due
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Feb. 24
Main Round
Applications Due
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N EXT ST EP S
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Week of
April 10
Main Round
Results Available
May 12
Seat Acceptance
Deadline
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Key Information
Geography
Geographic priority for most schools is
determined by "geographic catchment zones,"
a way of splitting up the city by neighborhood.
The zones we use to determine placements
can be seen in the map on the right side of this
page. The Geographic Zones were revised
in Summer 2016. There are now seven (7)
zones. Schools grant priority to applicants
living in the zip codes within their zone (see
key on the right)
The majority of K-8 schools offer partial
geographic priority, which means that
applicants residing in the school’s geographic
catchment zone will get priority to up to 50% of
available seats. Geographic priority does not
apply to the other half of available seats, so
that other applicants will have the opportunity
to attend schools outside of their zone. There
are some schools that grant geographic
priority for a higher percentage of their seats,
or to select zip codes rather than to an entire
geographic zone. Look at schools' priority
information, published on pages 12-35, for
more information.
Students enrolling in most high schools will not receive geographic priority. This approach maximizes student choice and allows schools to specialize in
particular programs and areas. Families should consider these factors when selecting schools and planning for next school year.
To find out which schools are in your zone, see the back of the catalog. You can also find all schools in your geographic area by contacting us:
www.EnrollNOLA.org or call (877) 343-4773
Siblings
EnrollNOLA seeks to keep siblings in school together whenever possible. Here's how:
Sibling Priority: If your child applies to a school their sibling attends and will continue to attend in the upcoming school year, they will receive sibling
priority to that school.
Family Link: If you submit an application for each child listing the same school selections in the same order, the students will be family-linked, and
OneApp will attempt to assign the students to the same school or early childhood program if possible.
Please note that Family Link will only apply to public school applicants. If you include nonpublic schools on your application, Family Link will not apply.
Family Link does not give you priority to the schools you list on your application.
We seek to assign your children to the same school, but cannot guarantee that we will be able to do so. School assignments are based on seat availability.
Special Education
The Recovery School District does not consider a student’s disability when assigning students to schools. Students with disabilities and English Language
Learners may apply and be matched to any participating school that they are eligible to attend.
The Orleans Parish School Board (OPSB) reserves the right to assign a student with disabilities to a school site other than those school choices selected
by the parent / legal guardian. The school assignment will take into account parent choice and will be consistent with the parent’s and child’s rights under
applicable federal and state law and regulations pertaining to students with disabilities as well as consistent with OPSB’s rights and obligations under those
legal mandates.
The Louisiana Department of Education does not consider a student's disability when assigning students to nonpublic schools. Some nonpublic schools
may not offer additional educational services for students with disabilities, but all schools must enroll all students awarded scholarships, regardless of
disability. Please reference the school information on pages 32-34 for more information about special education services offered at participating nonpublic
schools. Not all nonpublic schools offer special education services. Please contact the school(s) of your choice before listing them on your
child's application to ensure they are able to meet your child's needs.
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Key Information
 What is the Main Round Application Window?
All students applying attend a New Orleans Public School for the first time, or to transfer schools, should apply during the Main Round.
Do not submit an application if you would like your child to remain at his / her current school. If you submit an application and your child receives a
placement, your child will lose their current school placement.
All Main Round applications will be processed at the same time, including applications to schools with academic entrance requirements. There is no
advantage given to students who applied to schools without academic entrance requirements during the Early Window.
If you would like to apply to a school with academic entrance requirements, you must submit your application by the Early Window Deadline, which
is December 16, 2016. These schools will have a "push pin" icon next to their school profile on the school list (pgs. 12-35).
 How do I submit a OneApp?
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 How does the process work?
IMPORTANT
At an EnrollNOLA Family
Resource Center
See below for locations
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Online
www.EnrollNOLA.org
For the 2018-2019 Application Season,
OneApp will be an
Online ONLY application.
If you would like assistance accessing
the application on EnrollNOLA.org,
please visit one of the Family Resource
Centers listed at the bottom of this page.
Placements are made based on each parent’s ranked list of school choices, the number of seats offered at each school in each grade level, each
school’s priorities, and each student’s random lottery number and priority to their selected schools.
Applicants are first given a random lottery number. Applicants are then grouped by the priorities of the schools they listed on the application.
School priority groups can include things like siblings of students continuing at the school, and/or residence within the school’s geographic zone. Applicants
in priority groups will be considered first if there are more applicants than available seats.
Applicants in priority groups are placed first, in order of their lottery number. Then, all other applicants are placed by their lottery number, until all seats
are full. There are no waitlists.
There is no situation where an applicant is guaranteed placement at a specific school, even if they are in a priority group.
If you already attend a OneApp school, submit an application, and are assigned to one of the schools you list on your application, you will lose your current
school placement. It is therefore very important that families only list choices that they prefer more than their current school. In submitting an application, you
consent to give up your current school spot if you are placed at one of your choices.
 When will I be notified of my child's placement?
Application results will be available the week of April 10, 2017 at all Family Resource Centers. Applicants who provide an email address will be notified as
soon as results are available, and a letter will be mailed to the address you list on your application. If your contact information changes between now and
when placement results are available, please contact a Family Resource Center to provide up-to-date information. Please note: to apply online, you will
need a working email address. If you need assistance setting up an email account, please visit a Family Resource Center.
 What happens after I receive my placement?
Once you receive your Main Round placement results, you must claim your child's seat by May 12, 2017. If you are not satisfied with your child's Main
Round placement, you may submit a Round 2 OneApp, available in the Spring of 2017. All families are strongly encouraged to claim their Main Round
placement, even if they intend to submit a Round 2 application. Claiming your Main Round placement will not impact your ability to participate in Round 2.
Where to Find Help:
Family Resource Center locations
Open Monday - Friday, 8 AM - 4:30 PM*
*Hours are subject to change. Please check www.EnrollNOLA.org for our updated holiday schedules.
Uptown
Lawrence D. Crocker Elementary
2300 General Taylor St., 70115
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Westbank
OPSB Central Office
3520 General DeGaulle Dr.,
Suite 1101, 70114
New Orleans East
Livingston Collegiate Academy
7301 Dwyer Rd., 70126
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Louisiana Scholarship Program
An important note about this year’s participating Scholarship schools
The list of participating Scholarship schools on pgs. 32-34 includes schools that have submitted a notice of intent to the Louisiana Department of Education
(LDE) to accept new Scholarship students for the 2017-2018 school year. As school performance results become available, the LDE will review the list of
Scholarship schools and may determine that some are no longer eligible to accept new students. If you apply to a Scholarship school that is later deemed
ineligible, your student will not be placed there.
Additionally, because scholarships are funded through state dollars, there is a possibility that the Legislature will choose to reduce funds to these
programs, and if that happens, this would mean that one or more of the schools listed in this application may have fewer seats available to serve new
and continuing students.
A final list of participating Scholarship schools will be available by the week of January 23. Families are strongly encouraged to confirm that their preferred
schools are accepting new students by checking www.EnrollNOLA.org. If at any time you would like to update your school choices before the application
deadline of February 24, 2017, please visit EnrollNOLA.org or a Family Resource Center (page 3). The most recent application submitted will be the only
application considered during student placement. You will be unable to make changes to your application after the application deadline.
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What is the Louisiana Scholarship Program?
The Louisiana Scholarship Program seeks to give all families the financial resources to send their child to the school of their choice, whether a public or
nonpublic institution. 123 nonpublic schools statewide* currently participate in the program. To be eligible for a Scholarship, students must have a family
income that does not exceed 250% of the federal poverty line and must be entering kindergarten or currently enrolled in a school with a C, D, F, or T grade.
See page 9 to check your eligibility, and fill out pages 9-10 to apply.
*Please note: you may only use this application packet to apply for Scholarship schools located in Orleans Parish. Families interested in attending a Scholarship
school outside of Orleans Parish should visit LDE at http://www.louisianabelieves.com/schools/louisiana-scholarship-program.
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Should I apply for a Scholarship?
Your child should apply for a scholarship if he or she is interested in attending a participating Scholarship school. See page 9 to check your eligibility, and fill
out pages 9-10 to apply. In order to be eligible to receive a Scholarship you must meet the following requirements:
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Your child must be a resident of Louisiana.
Your child must have attended a C, D, F, or T school on both October 1, 2016, and February 1, 2017 or be attending kindergarten for the first time.
Your income must be below the figure listed for your household size in Section B, page 9.
For information on how the Scholarship program considers students with disabilities, see page 2.
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My child currently participates in the Scholarship Program. Should I complete an application?
Scholarship students who want to remain at their current school should not submit an application; current students in non-transitional grades will automatically
be re-enrolled if they do not apply to transfer. If you submit an application for your child and they are assigned to one of your school choices, including
a public school, they will lose their current Scholarship seat.
Scholarship students who are enrolled in a transitional grade (the last grade the school serves) must submit a new application, but do not need to resubmit
eligibility documentation. These students will receive priority in the placement process, but are not guaranteed a new Scholarship seat. Students who are
interested in transferring to another Scholarship school should also submit a OneApp, and do not need to resubmit eligibility documentation. Please note, if
your child is assigned to one of your school choices, including a public school, they will lose their current Scholarship seat.
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How do I verify my income and residency?
In order to be eligible to receive a Scholarship, families must submit proof of income and residency to a Family Resource Center or participating Scholarship
school listed on their application.
The following documents are accepted for INCOME verification:
2016 Federal Tax Return, total income
Alimony as shown in court decree or agreement Most recent pension statements
SNAP Benefits
Most recent unemployment compensation statement
Most recent W-2s from all employers
Most recent Social Security benefits statement
Louisiana Purchase Card Budget Sheet or Benefits Statement
The following documents are accepted for RESIDENCY verification
Rental lease agreement or mortgage
Electricity/Gas Bill
Telephone BillCable/Internet Service Bill
Sewerage/Water Bill
Current Official Letter from a Government Agency (DSS, DHH)
Homestead Exemption Notice
Property Tax Notice
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School Performance & Accountability
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The Louisiana Department of Education is committed to providing all Louisiana families access to high quality school choices. School performance and
accountability measures are an important part of ensuring schools are meeting this committment to their students.
How is school performance assessed?
Each year, the Louisiana Department of Education issues School Performance Scores (SPS) and Letter Grades for public schools. These grades are
based on student results on State tests, student performance on the national tests such as ACT and AP, and student graduation rates. Schools that are
newly opened, experiencing a change in operator, or serve a unique student population, may not receive performance scores or letter grades.
What is charter extension and renewal?
In New Orleans, the majority of our schools are charter schools. Charter schools are public schools that are governed by independent non-profit school
boards. These schools have a contract to operate a school for a period of time ranging from 3 to 10 years. Once a charter school’s contract expires, either
the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE) or the Orleans Parish School Board (OPSB) determines whether to renew the schools’ contract.
The charter renewal process ensures that only the highest public performing schools remain in operation in New Orleans.
BESE and OPSB consider a set of established criteria when making extension and renewal decisions. In order to be eligible for their first extension and
renewal, charter schools must receive a letter grade of at least a ‘D;’ for subsequent renewals, charter schools must receive a letter grade of at least a ‘C.’
If a school fails to meet these criteria, their charter agreement may not be renewed or extended, and the school may be taken over by a new operator, or
may not reopen the following school year.
What does this mean for my family?
School Performance Scores and Letter Grades* are two of several factors to take into account when selecting a school for your child. If you are interested
in seeing which schools are up for renewal this year, look for that information in the schools’ list, pages 12-35. To learn more about what your school is
doing to prepare for their renewal timeline, talk to your school’s leadership, or attend your school’s next board meeting.
For more information on charter extension and renewal, how student performance is measured, and how and why these decisions are made, please visit
the Louisiana Department of Education at www.louisianabelieves.com or OPSB at www.opsb.us.
How do I read School Performance Scores and Letter Grades?
Use the tables below to determine how School Performance Scores (SPS) translate to Letter Grades. The highest possible letter grade is an “A.” The
lowest possible letter grade is an “F.” Schools that have recently been taken over by a new operator will receive a letter grade of "T" for two years, while
the school transitions under new leadership.
School Letter Grade Key
*serves some K-8 grades along with high school
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Do not submit an application if you would like your
child to return to his / her current school. If you submit a
OneApp and are assigned to a choice, you will lose your guarantee
to return to your current school assignment.
If you are filling out an application for siblings, fill out
one application form per child. If you are applying for more
than one student to attend a new school together, make sure you list
your school selections in the same order of preference.
We will only process the most recent application
submitted. If your school preferences change and you submit
another application, it will overwrite any previous application.
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NOTICE: STARTING NEXT NOVEMBER (NOV. 2017), ONEAPP WILL BE AN ONLINE-ONLY PROCESS. CONTACT US IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE.
Submit an application
for each child entering or
changing schools
OneApp Student Application
Do not submit a OneApp if you would like your child to return to his / her current school. If you submit a OneApp and your child is assigned to one of your
choices, your child will lose his / her current seat. If you are applying to transfer, only apply to schools you would prefer to attend more than your current school. Your
child can be assigned to any school you list on your application.
If you are filling out an application for siblings, please read the sibling information on page 8 carefully. Fill out one application form per child. If you are applying for
more than one student to attend a new school together, make sure you list your school selections in the same order of preference.
The most recent application submitted will be the only application considered for student placement. If your school preferences change and you submit
another application, it will overwrite your previous applications.
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PARENT / GUARDIAN SIGNATURE
By signing this form, you indicate that all information provided is accurate to the best of your knowledge. You consent to having personally-identifiable information
contained on this application form about your family disclosed to schools as part of the application process, and/or to other entities in order to determine application
priorities and eligibility as included in the application materials. You understand that EnrollNOLA may contact you about matters related to your child's application.
You assert that you are the legal guardian of the child on this application and have the legal right to submit an application on the child’s behalf. If your school
preferences change, you may submit a new application prior to the deadline, February 24, 2017. The final application received will be the only application considered
for student placement. Final enrollment will require verification of address and date of birth. Maintain a copy of this application for your records.
Signature of Parent / Guardian:
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LDOE Student
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Please check your eligibility below. Only continue to page 10 to complete the scholarship application if you can answer “yes” to ALL of the eligibility questions listed
in Section B.
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LDOE Student
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ADDITIONAL STUDENT INFORMATION
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Rental lease agreement/mortgage agreement
Telephone Bill
Sewerage/water bill
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Electricity/Gas Bill
Cable or Internet service bill
Current Official letter from a Government Agency (DSS, DHH)
Property Tax notice
If you are unsure of what documentation you can use to prove your income, residency or have any questions, please feel free to
call the Louisiana Department of Education at (877) 453-2721.
PARENT/GUARDIAN SIGNATURE
By submitting this application to the Louisiana Scholarship Program, you are granting permission for the Louisiana Department of Education to utilize, and to
disclose to third parties, any information provided by you in this application to verify eligibility for the program and if a Scholarship is awarded, to continue to
utilize, and to disclose to third parties, this information as it relates to the award granted. You indicate that all information provided is accurate to the best of your
knowledge. If your school preferences change, you may submit a new application prior to the deadline (February 24, 2017). The final application received will be the
only application considered for student placement. Final enrollment will require verification of address, date of birth, and eligibility. You assert that you are the legal
guardian of the child on this application and have the legal right to submit an application on the child’s behalf. Maintain a copy of this application for your records.
Signature of Parent / Guardian:
Date:
Accepted By: (for EnrollNOLA or school staff only):
Date:
www.EnrollNOLA.org
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How to Read K-8
School Profile Pages
Participating Schools
Publ i c El ement ar y Sch o o l ( G r a d e s K - 8 )
A complete list of participating schools is provided on pages 12-35 of this packet.
 PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU CAN ONLY RANK SCHOOLS ON THE APPLICATION FORM THAT APPEAR ON THESE PAGES.
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Please note that the seat availability information provided below is not final and therefore may change. See page 3 for
more information regarding seat availability. Families are encouraged to apply to all schools that interest them.
Please note that some schools with scheduled facility moves have not yet relocated to their 2015-2016 location. Reach
out to schools directly for current contact information.
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have clubs and sports, and more. For a full list of participating high schools' LHSAA athletic programs,
see page 25.
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Publ i c El ement ar y Sch o o l ( G r a d e s K - 8 )
IMPORTANT SCHOOL PERFORMANCE NOTICE:
Letter grades and SPS scores below reflect 2015-2016 school performance. Updated scores will be available Dec. 2016 on EnrollNOLA.org.
• Please note that some schools have scheduled facility moves reflected in the information below, but may be in a different location this school year.
Reach out to schools directly if you would like to schedule a tour or visit.
• Schools with the "Geographic Zone" icon highlighted next to their profile offer geographic priority to students residing in their catchment zone. Unless
stated otherwise, this priority is granted for half (50%) of all available seats. If a school grants geographic priority for a higher percentage of available
seats, that percentage will be published in the school's "priority" information.
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Operator: Crescent City Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: Small group literacy, Algebra 1,
Personalized Learning, Athletics, Drumline, Dance, Art
Grades served: K-8
Address: 3811 North Galvez St., 70117
Neighborhood: Ninth Ward: Florida
Phone: (504) 355-4172
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants residing in zip
codes 70116, 70117, for up to 50% of available seats, (3)
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Alice Harte Charter School
Operator: InspireNOLA Charter Schools (OPSB)
Program Highlight: Accelerated Classes, Foreign Language,
Electives
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 5300 Berkley Dr., 70131
Neighborhood: Algiers: Aurora/Walnut Bend/Huntlee Village
Phone: (504) 373-6281
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Children of current
InspireNOLA school staff, (3) then Applicants who reside in
zip codes 70114, 70131, for up to 67% of available seats,
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Operator: InspireNOLA Charter Schools (OPSB)
Program Highlight: Accelerated Studies, Enrichment (Art,
Music, Spanish, Academic Games), STEM
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 3617 General Pershing St., 70125
Neighborhood: Uptown: Broadmoor
Phone: (504) 373-6274
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Children of current
InspireNOLA school staff, (3) then Applicants who reside in
zip codes 70115, 70118, 70125, for up to 50% of available
seats, (4) then All other applicants
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Operator: ARISE Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: CCSS Aligned Curriculum, Athletics, Art,
After-school, Technology, ELA / Math Interventions
Grades served: K-8
Address: 3819 St. Claude Ave., 70117
Neighborhood: Ninth Ward: St. Claude
Phone: (504) 615-6354
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants residing in zip
codes 70116, 70117, for up to 50% of available seats, (3)
then All other applicants
To learn more about these schools, refer to the New Orleans Parents’ Guide to Public Schools or visit a Family Resource Center
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Letter grades and SPS scores below reflect 2015-2016 school performance. Updated scores will be available Dec. 2016 on EnrollNOLA.org.
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Mathematics and Science School
Operator: OPSB
Program Highlight: HPHP, PLC, Data-Driven, STEM, Gifted
& Talented, ECS, Inclusion, Sports, Extracurriculars
Grades served: PK-8
Address: PK-5: 1116 Jefferson Ave., 70115
6-8: 401 Nashville Ave.,70115
Neighborhood: Uptown: Audubon / West Riverside
Phone: PK-5: (504) 304-3932
6-8: (504) 359-7730
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Children of current
Benjamin Franklin Elementary staff, (3) then Applicants
who reside in zip codes 70115, 70118, 70125, for up to
50% of available seats, (4) then All other applicants
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Bricolage Academy
Operator: Bricolage Academy (OPSB)
Program Highlight: Innovation Curriculum
Grades served: K-4
16-17 Address: 3368 Esplanade Ave., 70119
Permanent Address: 2426 Esplanade Ave., 70119
Neighborhood: Mid-City: Bayou St. John
Phone: (504) 539-4505 x0
Grade(s) K-4:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Economically
disadvantaged students, for up to 33% of available seats,
(3) then Children of current Bricolage staff, (4) then
Applicants who reside in zip codes 70112, 70119, for up to
50% of available seats, (5) then All other applicantsO
Families are considered economically disadvantaged if they qualify for
government assistance (SNAP, Medicaid, TANIF). If you believe you
qualify, please bring proof of benefits to Bricolage.
CODE: 720
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Mathematics and Science School
Gifted Program
Operator: OPSB
Program Highlight: Academically Gifted Enrichment
Grades served: PK-8
Address: PK-5: 1116 Jefferson Ave., 70115
6-8: 401 Nashville Ave.,70115
Neighborhood: Uptown: Audubon / West Riverside
Phone: PK-5: (504) 304-3932
6-8: (504) 359-7730
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents with a current Gifted
evaluation
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Children of current
Benjamin Franklin Elementary staff, (3) then Applicants
who reside in zip codes 70115, 70118, 70125, for up to
50% of available seats, (4) then All other applicants
CODE: 740
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Cypress Academy
Operator: Cypress Charter School Association (OPSB)
Program Highlight: 21st Century Learning, Including Literacy
Programs, Problem-Based Learning, STEM
Grades served: K-3
Address: 4238 St Charles Ave., 70115
Neighborhood: Garden District: Touro
Phone: (504) 383-3337
Grade(s) K-3:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Children of current Cypress
Academy staff, (3) then All other applicants
CODE: 741
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Intervention Program for Students At-Risk for
Reading Disabilities, including Dyslexia
Operator: Cypress Charter School Association (OPSB)
Program Highlight: Early Intervention Program for Struggling
Readers, 21st Century Learning, Literacy Programs, STEM
Grades served: K-3
Address: 4238 St Charles Ave., 70115
Neighborhood: Garden District: Touro
Phone: (504) 383-3337
Grade(s) K-3:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents who qualify based on
testing done by school staff
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Children of current Cypress
Academy staff, (3) then All other applicants
To learn more about these schools, refer to the New Orleans Parents’ Guide to Public Schools or visit a Family Resource Center
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Public El ement ar y Sc ho o l ( G r a d e s K - 8 )
Letter grades and SPS scores below reflect 2015-2016 school performance. Updated scores will be available Dec. 2016 on EnrollNOLA.org.
CODE: 104
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Science and Technology
Operator: Friends of King School District (OPSB)
Program Highlight: On-Site Parent & Community Resource
Center, Dance, Choir, Band, Clubs, Mentoring
Grades served: PK-12
Address: 1617 Caffin Ave., 70117
Neighborhood: Ninth Ward: Lower Ninth Ward
Phone: (504) 940-2243
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in zip
codes 70116, 70117, for up to 50% of available seats, (3)
then All other applicants
CODE: 762
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of Global Studies
Operator: Algiers Charter School Association (RSD)
Program Highlight: Spanish, French, & VietnameseSpeaking Staff, Global Focus, Band, Sports, Dance Team
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 3700 Tall Pines Dr., 70131
Neighborhood: Algiers: Tall Timbers/Brechtel
Phone: (504) 302-7109
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in zip
codes 70114, 70131, for up to 50% of available seats, (3) then
All other applicants
CODE: 763
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Einstein Charter School at Sherwood Forest
Operator: Einstein Charter Schools (OPSB)
Program Highlight: ELL, Band, Music, Art, Theatre, Student
Council, Cultural Programs, Field Trips. Engineering, G&T
Grades served: PK-5
Address: 4801 Maid Marion Dr., 70128
Neighborhood: NO East: Read Boulevard East
Phone: (504) 503-0110
Grade(s) K-5:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Applicants who currently attend PK4 at Einstein
@ Children's Palace, (2) then Siblings, (3) then Children of
current Einstein school staff, (4) then Applicants who reside in
zip codes 70126, 70127, 70128, and 70129, for up to 67% of
available seats, (5) then All other applicants
Please note that this school is up for extension this school
year. See page 5 for more information.
E. P. Harney Spirit of Excellence Academy
Operator: Spirit of Excellence Academies (RSD)
Program Highlight: Flag Football, Cheerleading, Marching
Band, Dance Team, Business Club
Grades served: K-8
Address: 2503 Willow St., 70113
Neighborhood: Central City: Magnolia
Phone: (504) 373-6230
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in zip
codes 70113, 70130, for up to 50% of available seats, (3)
then All other applicants
Operator: Einstein Charter Schools (OPSB)
Program Highlight: ELL, Dance, Band, Art, Theatre, Sports,
Student Government, Debate, Field Trips, Journalism, STEM
Grades served: 6-8
Address: 5316 Michoud Blvd., 70129
Neighborhood: NO East: Village De L'Est
Phone: (504) 503-0470
Grade(s) 6-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Children of current Einstein
school staff, (3) then Applicants who reside in zip codes 70126,
70127, 70128, and 70129, for up to 67% of available seats, (4)
then All other applicants
Please note that this school is up for extension this school
year. See page 5 for more information.
CODE: 603
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Towles Reed
CODE: 764
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Einstein Charter School at Village De L'Est
Operator: Einstein Charter Schools (OPSB)
Program Highlight: ELL, Band, Music, Art, Theatre, Student
Council, Cultural Programs, Field Trips. Engineering, G&T
Grades served: PK-5
Address: 5100 Cannes St., 70129
Neighborhood: NO East: Village De L'Est
Phone: (504) 324-7450
Grade(s) K-5:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Applicants who currently attend PK4 at Einstein
@ Children's Palace, (2) then Siblings, (3) then Children of
current Einstein school staff, (4) then Applicants who reside in
zip codes 70126, 70127, 70128, and 70129, for up to 67% of
available seats, (5) then All other applicants
Please note that this school is up for extension this school
year. See page 5 for more information.
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To learn more about these schools, refer to the New Orleans Parents’ Guide to Public Schools or visit a Family Resource Center
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Public El ement ar y Scho o l ( G r a d e s K - 8 )
Letter grades and SPS scores below reflect 2015-2016 school performance. Updated scores will be available Dec. 2016 on EnrollNOLA.org.
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Élan Academy
Operator: Elan Academy (OPSB)
Program Highlight: Classical curriculum, Classical languages,
Debate, Computer coding, Arts, Leadership
Grades served: K-2
Address: TBA
Neighborhood: Algiers
Phone: (504) 475-7454
Grade(s) K-2:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Children of current Elan
Academy staff, (3) then Applicants who reside in zip codes
70114, 70131, for up to 50% of available seats, (4) then All
other applicants
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CODE: 709
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Eleanor McMain Secondary School
Operator: OPSB
Program Highlight: HPHP, PLC, Data-Driven, STEM, Gifted
& Talented, ECS, Inclusion, Sports, Extracurriculars
Grades served: 7-12
Address: 5721 S. Claiborne Ave., 70125
Neighborhood: Uptown: Audubon/University
Phone: (504) 324-7500
Grade(s) 7-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Children of current Eleanor
McMain staff, (3) then Applicants who reside in zip codes
70115, 70118, 70125, for up to 50% of available seats,
(4) then All other applicants
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ENCORE Academy: An OPSB Charter
Operator: ENCORE Academy (OPSB)
Program Highlight: Ukulele, keyboard, French, Culinary,
Coding, Art, Theater, Dance, Band, Strings, Aftercare, Sports
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 2518 Arts St., 70117
Neighborhood: Downtown: St. Roch
Phone: (504) 444-2224
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Children of current ENCORE
Academy staff, (3) then Applicants who reside in zip codes
70116, 70117, for up to 50% of available seats, (4) then All
other applicants
Operator: Choice Foundation (RSD)
Program Highlight: ESL Program, Orchestra, Garden,
Sports, G&T, Diverse Student Body, Small Group Instruction
Grades served: K-8
Address: 4407 S. Carrolton Ave., 70119
Neighborhood: Mid-City
Phone: (504) 373-6272
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in zip
codes 70112, 70119, for up to 50% of available seats, (3)
then All other applicants
CODE: 503
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CODE: 102
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Fannie C. Williams Charter School
Operator: Fannie C. Williams Charter (RSD)
Program Highlight: Cheer, Majorettes, Dance, Band,
Football, Basketball, Track
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 11755 Dwyer Rd., 70128
Neighborhood: NO East: Read Boulevard East
Phone: (504) 373-6228
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in zip
codes 70126, 70127, 70128, and 70129, for up to 50% of
available seats, (3) then All other applicants
CODE: 504
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FirstLine Schools: Arthur Ashe Charter School
Operator: FirstLine Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: College Prep, Computer Labs,
Personalized Learning, Garden, Teaching Kitchen, Sports
Grades served: K-8
Address: 1456 Gardena Dr., 70122
Neighborhood: Gentilly: Fillmore
Phone: (504) 373-6267
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in
zip codes 70122, 70124, 70148, 70126, for up to 50% of
available seats, (3) then All other applicants
Please note that this school is up for its first renewal this school
year. See page 5 for more information.
To learn more about these schools, refer to the New Orleans Parents’ Guide to Public Schools or visit a Family Resource Center
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Publ i c El ement ar y Sch o o l ( G r a d e s K - 8 )
Letter grades and SPS scores below reflect 2015-2016 school performance. Updated scores will be available Dec. 2016 on EnrollNOLA.org.
CODE: 405
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FirstLine Schools: Langston Hughes Academy
Operator: FirstLine Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: College Prep, HS Credits, Personalized
Learning, Garden, Band, Sports, Art, Dance, Culinary Arts
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 3519 Trafalgar St., 70119
Neighborhood: Mid-City: Fairgrounds/ Broad
Phone: (504) 373-6251
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in zip
codes 70112, 70119, for up to 50% of available seats, (3)
then All other applicants
CODE: 743
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CODE: 403
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FirstLine Schools: Phillis Wheatley
Community School
Operator: FirstLine Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: College Prep, Rigorous Academics,
Computer Labs, Personalized Learning, Music, Sports
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 2300 Dumaine St., 70119
Neighborhood: Mid-City: Sixth Ward/Treme/Lafitte
Phone: (504) 373-6205
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in zip
codes 70112, 70119, for up to 50% of available seats,
(3) then All other applicants
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FirstLine Schools: Samuel J. Green
Charter School
Operator: FirstLine Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: College Prep, Personalized Learning,
Garden, Culinary Arts, Band, Dance, Sports
Grades served: K-8
Address: 2319 Valence St, 70115
Neighborhood: Uptown
Phone: (504) 373-6205
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in zip
codes 70115, 70118, 70125, for up to 50% of available seats,
(3) then All other applicants
Operator: Foundation Preparatory Charter School (OPSB)
Program Highlight: Small group instruction, Blendedlearning, K-1 integrated and inclusion model, ESL
Grades served: K-3
Address: 13435 Granville Dr., 70129
Neighborhood: NO East: Village de L'Est
Phone: (504) 434-0521
Grade(s) K-3:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Applicants who currently attend Foundation
Prep @ Creative Kidz East, (2) then Siblings, (3) then
Applicants who reside in zip codes 70127, 70128, and
70129, for up to 67% of available seats, (4) then Children
of current Foundation Preparatory staff, (5) then All other
applicants
CODE: 604
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CODE: 303
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Harriet Tubman Charter School
Operator: Crescent City Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: College Prep, Innovative K-1-2 Combined
Classes, Team Sports, Drumline, Choir, Phys Ed
Grades served: K-8
17-18 Address: 2832 General Meyer Ave., 70114
Permanent Address: 2013 General Meyer Ave., 70114
Neighborhood: Algiers: Algiers Naval Station
Phone: (504) 227-3800
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Applicants who currently attend PK4 at Tubman
@ Clara's Little Lambs, (2) then Siblings, (3) then Applicants
who reside in zip codes 70114, 70131, for up to 50% of
available seats, (4) then All other applicants
CODE: 746
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Homer A. Plessy Community School
Operator: Homer A. Plessy Community School (OPSB)
Program Highlight: Arts-integrated; LAA+ Schools, the George
Rodrigue Foundation, and ELF
Grades served: PK-6
Address: 2021 Pauger St., 70116
Neighborhood: Mid-City: Seventh Ward
Phone: (504) 503-0055
Grade(s) K-6:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Applicants who currently attend PK4 at Plessy
@ Kids of Excellence, or Open Minds Open Hearts, (2) then
Siblings, (3) then Applicants residing in zip codes 70116,
70117, for up to 50% of available seats, (4) then All other
applicants
To learn more about these schools, refer to the New Orleans Parents’ Guide to Public Schools or visit a Family Resource Center
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Participating Schools
Public El ement ar y Sc ho o l ( G r a d e s K - 8 )
Letter grades and SPS scores below reflect 2015-2016 school performance. Updated scores will be available Dec. 2016 on EnrollNOLA.org.
CODE: 214
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A
102.5
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International School of Louisiana:
Camp Street Campus (French)
Operator: International School of Louisiana (BESE)
Program Highlight: Full French Immersion: All classes are
taught in French
Grades served: K-8
Address: 1400 Camp St., 70130
Neighborhood: Garden District: St. Thomas Area/
Lower Garden District
Phone: (504) 654-1088
Grade(s) K-1:
Eligibility: Louisiana residents who attend a school
tour or open house, fill-out and complete the Unique
Environment Form, and pass a language readiness
assessment
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants seeking to
transfer from another ISL campus, (3) then All other
applicants
Grade(s): 2-8:
Eligibility: Louisiana residents who attend a school
tour or open house, fill-out and complete the Unique
Environment Form, and pass a language proficiency test
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants seeking to transfer
from another ISL campus, (3) then All other applicants
CODE: 215
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A
102.5
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International School of Louisiana:
Camp Street Campus (Spanish)
Operator: International School of Louisiana (BESE)
Program Highlight: Full Spanish Immersion:
All classes are taught in Spanish
Grades served: K-8
Address: 1400 Camp St., 70130
Neighborhood: Garden District: St. Thomas Area/
Lower Garden District
Phone: (504) 654-1088
Grade(s) K-1:
Eligibility: Louisiana residents who attend a school
tour or open house, fill-out and complete the Unique
Environment Form, and pass a language readiness
assessment
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants seeking to
transfer from another ISL campus, (3) then All other
applicants
Grade(s) 2-8:
Eligibility: Louisiana residents who attend a school
tour or open house, fill-out and complete the Unique
Environment Form, and pass a language proficiency
test
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants seeking to
transfer from another ISL campus, (3) then All other
applicants
CODE: 612
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A
102.5
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International School of Louisiana:
Olivier Street Campus (Spanish)
Operator: International School of Louisiana (BESE)
Program Highlight: Full Spanish Immersion: All classes are
taught in Spanish
Grades served: K-6
Address: 502 Olivier St., 70114
Neighborhood: Algiers: Algiers Point
Phone: (504) 274-4571
Grade(s) K-1:
Eligibility: Louisiana residents who attend a school tour or
open house, fill-out and complete the Unique Environment
Form, and pass a language readiness assessment
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants seeking to transfer
from another ISL campus, (3) then All other applicants
Grade(s): 2-6:
Eligibility: Louisiana residents who attend a school tour or
open house, fill-out and complete the Unique Environment
Form, and pass a language proficiency test
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants seeking to transfer from
another ISL campus, (3) then All other applicants
CODE: 206
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D
47.4
3
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James M. Singleton Charter School
Operator: Dryades YMCA (RSD)
Program Highlight: Integrated programs w/ Dryades
YMCA, Extended Day, Dance, Cheer, Band, Sports
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 2220 Oretha C. Haley Blvd., 70113
Neighborhood: Central City: Magnolia
Phone: (504) 568-3466
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants residing in zip
codes 70113, 70130, for up to 50% of available seats, (3)
then All other applicants
Please note that this school is up for extension this
school year. See page 5 for more information.
To learn more about these schools, refer to the New Orleans Parents’ Guide to Public Schools or visit a Family Resource Center
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Participating Schools
Public El ement ar y Scho o l ( G r a d e s K - 8 )
Letter grades and SPS scores below reflect 2015-2016 school performance. Updated scores will be available Dec. 2016 on EnrollNOLA.org.
CODE: 105
CODE: 407
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D
53.2
1
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Joseph A. Craig Charter School
Operator: Friends Of King School District (RSD)
Program Highlight: Positive Behavior & Mentoring Groups,
Music, Visual & Media Arts, Dance, Band, Clubs
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 1423 St. Philip St., 70116
Neighborhood: Mid-City: Sixth Ward/Treme/Lafitte
Phone: (504) 940-2115
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in zip
codes 70116, 70117, for up to 50% of available seats, (3)
then All other applicants

B
85.4
3
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KIPP Central City Primary
Operator: KIPP New Orleans Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: College prep & character focus,
afterschool activities, athletics, arts
Grades served: K-4
Address: 2625 Thalia St, 70113
Neighborhood: Carrollton: Black Pearl
Phone: (504) 266-2050
Grade(s) K-4:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in
zip codes 70113, 70130, for up to 50% of available seats,
(3) then All other applicants
Please note that this school is up for its first renewal this
school year. See page 5 for more information.
CODE: 105
CODE: 305
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C
78.8
4
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RTA
KIPP Believe Primary
Operator: KIPP New Orleans Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: Academic rigor & joy, character focus,
college prep, African dance / music, digital literacy
Grades served: K-4
Address: 421 Burdette Street, 70118
Neighborhood: Carrollton: East Carrollton
Phone: (504) 266-2050
Grade(s) K-4:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside
in zip codes 70115, 70118, 70125, for up to 50% of
available seats, (3) then All other applicants
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C
75.1
3
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RTA
CODE: 305
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C
78.8
4
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RTA
KIPP Believe College Prep
Operator: KIPP New Orleans Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: Symphonic band, college prep, football,
volleyball & other team sports, debate & art club
Grades served: 5-8
Address: 9330 Forshey Street, 70125
Neighborhood: Carrollton: East Carrollton
Phone: (504) 304-8857
Grade(s) 5-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside
in zip codes 70115, 70118, 70125, for up to 50% of
available seats, (3) then All other applicants
Operator: KIPP New Orleans Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: College prep & character focus, band
w/ full auxilaries, team sports, student clubs
Grades served: 5-8
Address: 2514 Third St, 70113
Neighborhood: Central City: Magnolia
Phone: (504) 609-2283
Grade(s) 5:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Students who currently attend KCCP
4th grade (applies to rising 5th graders only), (2) then
Siblings, (3) then Applicants who reside in zip codes
70113, 70130, for up to 50% of available seats (4) then
All other applicants
Grade(s) 6-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in
zip codes 70113, 70130, for up to 50% of available seats,
(3) then All other applicants
CODE: 725
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KIPP Central City Academy
KIPP East Community Primary
Operator: KIPP New Orleans Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: Small group & individual instruction,
ESL program, art, dance, & daily physical activity
Grades served: K-3
Address: 6519 Virgilian St., 70126
Neighborhood: NO East: Pines Village
Phone: (504) 301-2964
Grade(s) K-3:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in
zip codes 70126, 70127, 70128, and 70129, for up to
50% of available seats, (3) then All other applicants
To learn more about these schools, refer to the New Orleans Parents’ Guide to Public Schools or visit a Family Resource Center
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Participating Schools
Public El ement ar y Sc ho o l ( G r a d e s K - 8 )
Letter grades and SPS scores below reflect 2015-2016 school performance. Updated scores will be available Dec. 2016 on EnrollNOLA.org.
CODE: 107
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D
49.9
1
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KIPP Leadership Primary
Operator: KIPP New Orleans Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: Character and academic skills,
restorative discipline, arts programs, new building
Grades served: K-4
Address: 2300 St. Claude Ave, New Orleans, LA 70117
Neighborhood: Downtown: Marigny
Phone: (504) 308-3359
Grade(s) K-4:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants residing in zip
codes 70116, 70117, for up to 50% of available seats, (3)
then All other applicants
CODE: 207

C
79
6
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RTA
CODE: 107

D
49.9
1
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RTA
KIPP Leadership Academy
Operator: KIPP New Orleans Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: College prep with leadership
development focus, band w/ full auxilaries & team sports
Grades served: 5-8
Address: 2300 St. Claude Ave, 70117
Neighborhood: Downtown: Marigny
Phone: (504) 373-6256
Grade(s) 5-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants residing in zip
codes 70116, 70117, for up to 50% of available seats, (3)
then All other applicants
C
79
6
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RTA
KIPP McDonogh 15 Primary
Operator: KIPP New Orleans Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: Daily creative arts integration w/
college prep & character focus
Grades served: K-4
Address: 7701 Grant St., 70126
Neighborhood: NO East: Plum Orchard
Phone: (504) 592-8520
Grade(s) K-4:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in
zip codes 70126, 70127, 70128, and 70129, for up to
50% of available seats, (3) then All other applicants
Operator: KIPP New Orleans Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: Daily creative arts integration w/ college
prep & character focus, band, dance, sports, cheer, clubs
Grades served: 5-8
Address: 7701 Grant St., 70126
Neighborhood: NO East: Plum Orchard
Phone: (504) 609-2280
Grade(s) 5-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in zip
codes 70126, 70127, 70128, and 70129, for up to 50% of
available seats, (3) then All other applicants
CODE: 306
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B
89.6
4
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RTA
CODE: 207
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KIPP McDonogh 15 Middle
Lafayette Academy Charter School
Operator: Choice Foundation (RSD)
Program Highlight: Co-ed Sports, Marching Band,
Majorettes, Cheerleading, ESL, Debate, Art Club
Grades served: PK-8
Address: PK-K: 9330 Forshey St., 70125
1-8: 2727 South Carrollton Ave., 70118
Neighborhood: PK-K: Uptown: Hollygrove
1-8: Uptown: Marlyville/Fontainebleau
Phone: (504) 861-9767
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside
in zip codes 70115, 70118, 70125, for up to 50% of
available seats, (3) then All other applicants
CODE: 204
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T
69.2
4
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RTA
Lawrence D. Crocker College Prep:
A School for the Arts and Technology
Operator: NOCP: New Orleans College Preparatory
Academies (RSD)
Program Highlight: Technology-Based Instruction, Music,
Football, Basketball, Yoga, After-School Pgm
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 2301 Marengo St., 70115
Neighborhood: Central City: Milan
Phone: (504) 335-0404
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside
in zip codes 70115, 70118, 70125, for up to 50% of
available seats, (3) then All other applicants
Please note that this school is up for extension this
school year. See page 5 for more information.
To learn more about these schools, refer to the New Orleans Parents’ Guide to Public Schools or visit a Family Resource Center
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Participating Schools
Public El ement ar y Sc ho o l ( G r a d e s K - 8 )
Letter grades and SPS scores below reflect 2015-2016 school performance. Updated scores will be available Dec. 2016 on EnrollNOLA.org.
CODE: 711

B
95
#
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RTA
Lycée Français de la Nouvelle-Orleans (LFNO)
Operator: Lycée Français de la Nouvelle-Orléans (BESE)
Program Highlight: French National Curriculum (All Classes
Taught in French), Partnership w/ Audubon Zoo, Enrichment
Grades served: PK-7
Address: 5951 Patton St., 70115
Neighborhood: Uptown: West Riverside
Phone: (504) 620-5500
Grade(s) K:
Eligibility: Louisiana residents who attend an open house
or discuss the mission and curriculum of the school with
Lycée staff (in person or via phone)
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then At-risk applicants (up to 67%
of available seats), (3) then All other applicants
Grade(s) 1-7:
Eligibility: Louisiana residents who attend an open house
or discuss the mission and curriculum of the school with
Lycée staff (in person or via phone), and who pass an
assessment of French language proficiency
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then At-risk applicants (up to 67%
of available seats), (3) then All other applicants
CODE: 706
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C
69.7
3
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RTA
CODE: 510
Mahalia Jackson Elementary
Operator: OPSB
Program Highlight: Early Childhood Development, 21st
Century Classrooms, Enrichment, After School Program
Grades served: PK-5
Address: 2405 Jackson Ave., 70113
Neighborhood: Central City: Magnolia
Phone: (504) 359-6950
Grade(s) K-5:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Children of current Mahalia
Jackson staff, (3) then Applicants residing in zip codes
70113, 70130, for up to 50% of available seats, (4) then
All other applicants
Mary D. Coghill Charter School
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C
80.4
5
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RTA
CODE: 707
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B
95
5
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RTA
C
75.8
7
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RTA
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Martin Behrman Charter School Academy of
Creative Arts and Sciences
Operator: Algiers Charter School Association (RSD)
Program Highlight: Louisiana A+ School, Comprehensive
Arts Prog., Team Sports, G&T, Clubs, After School
Enrichment
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 715 Opelousas Ave., 70114
Neighborhood: Algiers: Algiers Point
Phone: (504) 302-7090
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Students who currently attend Mahalia
Jackson 5th grade (applies to rising 6th graders only), (2)
then Siblings, (3) then Children of current Mary McLeod
Bethune staff, (4) then Applicants who reside in zip
codes 70122, 70124, 70148, 70126, for up to 50% of
available seats, (5) then All other applicants
Mary McLeod Bethune Elementary
Literature/Technology
Operator: OPSB
Program Highlight: Music & the Brain, Afterschool Program,
Clubs, Cheer, Football, Before and Aftercare
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 2401 Humanity St., 70122
Neighborhood: Gentilly: Gentilly Terrace
Phone: (504) 324-7076
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Children of current Mary
McLeod Bethune staff, (3) then Applicants who reside in
zip codes 70122, 70124, 70148, 70126, for up to 50% of
available seats, (4) then All other applicants
CODE: 606
CODE: 605
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Operator: Mary D. Coghill Charter (OPSB)
Program Highlight: Traditional Academic Focus, Marching
Band, After-school Program
Grades served: K-8
Address: 4617 Mirabeau Ave., 70126
Neighborhood:Gentilly: Gentilly Woods
Phone: (504) 373-6237
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in
zip codes 70122, 70124, 70148, 70126, for up to 50% of
available seats, (3) then All other applicants
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D
54.5
7
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McDonogh #32 Literacy Charter School
Operator: Algiers Charter School Association (RSD)
Program Highlight: Individualized instruction, Team Sports,
Band, Inclusion, High School Math & English, Tutoring
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 800 De Armas St., 70114
Neighborhood: Algiers: McDonogh
Phone: (504) 302-7144
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in zip
codes 70114, 70131, for up to 50% of available seats, (3)
then All other applicants
To learn more about these schools, refer to the New Orleans Parents’ Guide to Public Schools or visit a Family Resource Center
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Participating Schools
Public El ement ar y Sc ho o l ( G r a d e s K - 8 )
Letter grades and SPS scores below reflect 2015-2016 school performance. Updated scores will be available Dec. 2016 on EnrollNOLA.org.
CODE: 307
CODE: 409
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D
62.6
2
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RTA
McDonogh #42 Elementary Charter School
Operator: Choice Foundation (RSD)
Program Highlight: Academic Interventions, ELL, Sports,
Theatre, Choir, Art
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 1651 North Tonti St., 70119
Neighborhood: Mid-City: Seventh Ward
Phone: (504) 942-3660
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in zip
codes 70112, 70119, for up to 50% of available seats, (3)
then All other applicants
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C
69.3
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RTA
Please note that this school is up for its first renewal this school
year. See page 5 for more information.
Milestone Academy
Operator: Innovators in Milestones, Inc. (BESE)
Program Highlight: Academic Interventions, After School
Tutoring, Music, Arts, Cheer, Dance, Band, Athletics
Grades served: K-8
Address: 3774 Gentilly Blvd., 70122
Neighborhood: Gentilly Terrace
Phone: (504) 894-0557
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
Please note that this school is up for extension this
school year. See page 5 for more information.
CODE: 410

F
41.2
2
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RTA
Medard H. Nelson Charter School
Operator: New Beginnings Schools Foundation (RSD)
Program Highlight: Marching Band, School Choir, Gifted &
Talented
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 3121 St. Bernard Ave., 70119
Neighborhood: Mid-City: Fairgrounds/Broad
Phone: (504) 943-1311
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in zip
codes 70112, 70119, for up to 50% of available seats, (3)
then All other applicants
CODE: 411
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B
84.6
2
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RTA
Morris Jeff Community School
Operator: Morris Jeff Community School (RSD)
Program Highlight: Morris Jeff is an International
Baccalaureate World School. Clubs, Art, Theater, Music
Grades served: PK-9
Address: 211 S. Lopez St., 70119
Neighborhood: Mid-City: Bayou St. John
Phone: (504) 373-6258
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in
zip codes 70112, 70119, for up to 50% of available seats,
(3) then All other applicants
Please note that this school is up for extension this school
year. See page 5 for more information.
CODE: 512

D
50.8
6
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RTA
Mildred Osborne Charter School
Operator: ARISE Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: CCSS Aligned Curriculum, Athletics,
Music, After-school, and Intervention Support in ELA and Math
Grades served: K-8
Address: 6701 Curran Blvd., 70126
Neighborhood: NO East: Edgelake/Little Woods
Phone: (504) 400-0614
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in zip
codes 70126, 70127, 70128, and 70129, for up to 50% of
available seats, (3) then All other applicants
New in 2017!
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CODE: 311
Noble Minds Institute for Whole Child
Learning
Operator: Noble Minds Institute
Program Highlight: Noble Minds is committed to academic
and social emotional growth.
Grades served: K-2
Address: TBA
Neighborhood: Algiers
Phone: (504) 919-0451
Grade(s) K-2:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
Please note that this school is up for extension this school
year. See page 5 for more information.
To learn more about these schools, refer to the New Orleans Parents’ Guide to Public Schools or visit a Family Resource Center
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Participating Schools
Public El ement ar y Sc ho o l ( G r a d e s K - 8 )
Letter grades and SPS scores below reflect 2015-2016 school performance. Updated scores will be available Dec. 2016 on EnrollNOLA.org.
CODE: 513
CODE: 608
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F
39.8
7
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RTA
Paul Habans Charter School
Operator: Crescent City Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: College Prep, ELL, Math/ELA Small
Group Interventions, Technology, Enrichment, SPED Inclusion
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 3501 Seine Dr., 70114
Neighborhood: Tall Timbers/Brechtel
Phone: (504) 941-1810
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Applicants with an IEP (2) then Siblings, (3)
then Applicants who reside in zip codes 70114, 70131, for
up to 50% of available seats, (4) then All other applicants
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C
77.3
6
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RTA
Please note that this school is up for extension this school
year. See page 5 for more information.

C
71.4
5
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RTA
Operator: New Beginnings Schools Foundation (RSD)
Program Highlight: Technology, Tutoring, RTI, Algebra I, ELL
Support, Student Services, Athletics, Scouting
Grades served: K-8
Address: 5800 St. Roch Ave., 70122
Neighborhood: Gentilly: Milneburg
Phone: (504) 872-9257
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Applicants who currently attend PK4 at
Capdau @ Rainbow Academy (2) then Siblings, (3) then
Applicants who reside in zip codes 70122, 70124, 70148,
70126, for up to 50% of available seats, (4) then All other
applicants

D
49.2
2
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RTA
CODE: 201

C
74
4
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RTA
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ReNEW Cultural Arts Academy
Operator: ReNEW Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: Music, Art, Drama, Extended Day, ArtsIntegrated Classes, Cultural Experiences
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 3128 Constance St., 70115
Neighborhood: Garden District: Irish Channel
Phone: (504) 367-3307
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Applicants who currently attend ReNEW
Early Childhood Center @ RAHS, (2) then Siblings,
(3) then Applicants residing in zip codes 70115, 70118,
70125, for up to 50% of available seats, (4) then All other
applicants
Operator: ReNEW Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: Strong Academic Community. Drum Line,
Brass Band, Dance, Sports. Extended Day, Clubs, Tutoring
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 10200 Curran Blvd., 70127
Neighborhood: NO East: Edgelake/Little Woods
Phone: (504) 367-3307
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Applicants who currently attend PK4 at Dolores
T. Aaron @ Gilda's, or Changing Stages (2) then Siblings, (3)
then Applicants who reside in zip codes 70126, 70127, 70128,
and 70129, for up to 50% of available seats, (4) then All other
applicants
CODE: 408
CODE: 412
Pierre A. Capdau Charter School
ReNEW Dolores T. Aaron Academy
ReNEW McDonogh City Park Academy
Operator: ReNEW Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: Arts-integrated Classes, Sports, Band,
Dance, Majorettes, Extended Day (Aftercare)
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 2733 Esplanade Ave., 70119
Neighborhood: Fairgrounds/Broad
Phone: (504) 940-1740
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Applicants who currently attend ReNEW Early
Childhood Center @ McNair Elementary, (2) then Siblings,
(3) then Applicants residing in zip codes 70112, 70119, for
up to 50% of available seats, (4) then All other applicants
CODE: 506
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T
73.6
6
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RTA
ReNEW Schaumburg Elementary
Operator: ReNEW Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: Welcoming Community School in New
Orleans East, Advanced STEM Lab, Football, Step, Dance
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 9501 Grant St., 70127
Neighborhood: NO East: Read Boulevard West
Phone: (504) 367-3307
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Applicants who currently attend Schaumburg
@ Sentino (2) then Siblings, (3) then Applicants who
reside in zip codes 70126, 70127, 70128, and 70129, for
up to 50% of available seats, (4) then All other applicants
Please note that this school is up for extension this school
year. See page 5 for more information.
To learn more about these schools, refer to the New Orleans Parents’ Guide to Public Schools or visit a Family Resource Center
E
Participating Schools
Public El ement ar y Sc ho o l ( G r a d e s K - 8 )
Letter grades and SPS scores below reflect 2015-2016 school performance. Updated scores will be available Dec. 2016 on EnrollNOLA.org.
CODE: 609
CODE: 210

B
94.2
3
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ReNEW SciTech Academy
Operator: ReNEW Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: 21st Century School: New Labs, New
Computers. Championship Sports, Advanced Classes
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 820 Jackson Ave., 70130
Neighborhood: Garden District: St. Thomas Area/Lower
Garden District
Phone: (504) 367-3307
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in
zip codes 70113, 70130, for up to 50% of available seats,
(3) then All other applicants

F
39.6
6

RTA
William J. Fischer Accelerated Academy
Operator: Algiers Charter School Association (RSD)
Program Highlight: Marching Band, Cheer, Dance, Chorus,
Art, Garden, Sports, Science Olympiad, Clubs
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 1801 L.B. Landry Ave., 70114
Neighborhood: Algiers: Fischer Development
Phone: (504) 302-7111
CODE:
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in the
school’s zone, (3) then All other applicants
CODE: 413
Success Preparatory Academy

D
56.9
2
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RTA
Operator: Success Prep (RSD)
Program Highlight: Director of High School Placement, ELL,
Technology, Art, Dance, PE, Sports, Debate Team
Grades served: K-8
Address: 2011 Bienville St., 70112
Neighborhood: Mid-City: Tulane/Gravier
Phone: (504) 909-6275
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Applicants who currently attend PK4 at
Success @ Magical Moments, (2) then Siblings, (3) then
Applicants who reside in zip codes 70112, 70119, for up to
50% of available seats, (4) then All other applicants
CODE: 211

D
52.4
4

RTA
Sylvanie Williams College Prep
Operator: NOCP: New Orleans College Preparatory
Academies (RSD)
Program Highlight: Technology-Based Instruction, Music,
Drumline, Sports, Creative Writing and After School Program
Grades served: PK-8
Address: 3127 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., 70125
Neighborhood: Mid-City: Calliope Development
Phone: (504) 522-0100
Grade(s) K-8:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Applicants who reside in
zip codes 70115, 70118, 70125, for up to 50% of available
seats, (3) then All other applicants
To learn more about these schools, refer to the New Orleans Parents’ Guide to Public Schools or visit a Family Resource Center
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How to Read High
Participating Schools
School Profile PagesH
Public Hi gh School ( Gr a d e s 9 - 1 2 )
A complete list of participating schools is provided on pages 11-29 of this packet.
Louisiana High School Athletic Association (LHSAA)
 PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU CAN ONLY RANK SCHOOLS ON THE APPLICATION FORM THAT APPEAR ON THESE PAGES.
is the
official santicioning body for high school sports teams. Schools
Listed below for each high school is the type of class schedule that students follow. If your student is currently on a 7- or 8-period
with on
this
icon offer some, not necessarily all, LHSAA sports.
If you're
interested
in to apply to a school
school schedule
and you decide
a block schedule, or vice versa, this may impact the way that your student
earns credits. Consult
with your student’s school
counselor
and the counselor
at your
intended
school to
ensure your
student but may
Schools
without
this icon
do
not offer
LHSAA
sports,
applying
to a selective
remains on track to graduate on time.
still
have
athletic
programs
available
on
campus.
admissions school, make
• you
Pleaseapply
note thatby
the the
seat availability information provided below is not final and therefore may change. See page 3 for more
sure
information regarding seat availability. Families are encouraged to apply to all schools that interest them.
For a full list of LHSAA sports teams and other important notes
early
deadline.
•
Please note that some schools with scheduled facility moves have not yet relocated to their 2015-2016 location. Reach out
for students who would like to play LHSAA sports, see page 25.
to schools directly for current contact information.

#
Letter
Grade
Early
Window
Must apply by
Dec. 16
Block
Schedule
7
7-Period
Schedule

SPS
Score
Yellow Bus
Service
CODE: 601
D
51.7
7

#
Algiers Technology Academy
Geographic
Zone
See page 2
RTA
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Service
LHSAA
Sports
Wheelchair
Accessible
School Performance Scores and Letter
Grades are usedCODE:
to tell109
parents how schools
CA: G.W. Carver
Preparatory
Academy
are performing
based
on state-wide
testing
C
Operator: Collegiate Academies (RSD)
assessments. For more information on
Program Highlight: College Advising, Intervention
school
performance
accountability,
see
80.6
courses,
AP and Dual and
Enrollment
Courses, ESL
page 5.Grades served: 9-12
Operator: Algiers Charter Schools Associaton (RSD)
Program Highlight: IC3 Cert., Coding, Graphic Design,
Music/Video Prod., Dual Enrollment, Credit Recovery
Grades served: 9-12
Projected Seat Availability: 9, 10, 11, 12
Projected Seat Availability: 9, 10, 11, 12
Address: 6501 Berkley Dr., 70131
Address: 7301 Dwyer Rd., 70126
It's a good
idea
toPark/Cut
contact
your
preferred schools
Neighborhood:
Algiers:
River
Off/Lower
Coast
Neighborhood: NO East: Read Boulevard West
Phone:
302-7071
Phone: (504) 503-0004
for (504)
more
information about bus service, including
Grade(s) 9-12:
Grade(s) 9-12:
designated stops and pick up times. Most schools
are
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
required
to
provide
free
transportation
to
students
who(1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
Priority:
7

live further than 1 mile away from the school.
CODE: 103
C
70.6
7

CA: G.W. Carver Collegiate Academy
Operator: Collegiate Academies (RSD)
Program Highlight: College Prep Curriculum, ESL, AP
Classes, Bard Early College, After-school Tutoring
Schedule
type is very important for
Grades
served: 9-12
Projected
Availability:
9, 10, 11, Transferring
12
high Seat
school
students.
15-16 Address: 5552 Read Blvd., 70127
between different schedule types,
Permanent Address: 3059 Higgins Blvd, 70126
i.e.: fromNO
"block"
"7-period,"
may
Neighborhood:
East: Readto
Boulevard
West
impact
your student's credits and his
Phone:
(504) 308-3660
Grade(s)
9-12:
or her
ability to graduate on time.
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
CODE: 514
C
79.8
7

CA: Sci Academy
Operator: Collegiate Academies (RSD)
Program Highlight: College-Prep, AP, Bard Early
College, Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Marching Band
Grades served: 9-12
Schools with a "wheelchair
Projected Seat Availability: 11
accessible"
have fully accessible
Address:
5552 Read icon
Blvd., 70127
facilities.
Contact
school
Neighborhood: NO East: Readyour
Boulevard
West if you
Phone:
(504)
373-6264
have accessibility questions.
Grade(s) 9-12:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
Contact your preferred schools to learn more about what they offer: whether they offer before/after care,
have clubs and sports, and more. For a full list of participating high schools' LHSAA athletic programs,
see page 25.
Louisiana
High
School
Athletic
Participating Schools
Association and OneApp
Publ i c El ement ar y Sch o o l ( G r a d e s K - 8 )
Most participating high schools in OneApp offer Louisiana High School Athletic Association (LHSAA) athletic programs to eligible enrolled
students. To find out which sports schools offer, please reference the tables below. Note that boys' and girls' sports are listed separately.
Here are some important notes about participating in LHSAA athletics at OneApp schools:
1. Students who participate in LHSAA athletic programs and who transfer to another school, either through OneApp or through another
enrollment procedure, may lose their ability to play sports for up to a full calendar year. Please consider this when electing to
transfer your student athlete.
2. Schools may offer non-LHSAA athletics for attending students. Contact your preferred schools to find out more about the special clubs
and programs they offer.
Boys' Sports
O
Algiers Tech
X
X
B
I
B
Baseball
CA: Abramson Sci Academy
X
X
X
X
CA: G.W. Carver High School
X
X
X
X
CA: Livingston Collegiate Academy
X
X
X
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Charter
Basketball
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Eleanor McMain Secondary School
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Landry-Walker
X
X
X
X
X
Lake Area
X
X
X
X
McDonogh #35
X
X
X
X
X
X
Sophie B. Wright
X
X
X
Walter L. Cohen College Prep
X
X
Warren Easton Charter High School
X
X
Girls' Sports
O
X
X
X
Swimming
X
X
Tennis
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
CA: Livingston Collegiate Academy
X
X
X
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Charter
X
X
X
X
Edna Karr High School
X
X
X
X
X
X
Eleanor McMain Secondary School
X
X
X
X
X
X
International High School
X
X
KIPP Renaissance High School
X
X
X
X
X
Landry-Walker
X
X
X
X
X
X
Lake Area
X
X
X
X
X
X
McDonogh #35
X
X
X
X
X
NOMMA
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Volleyball
LHSAA
Sports
Schools with this icon next
to their school profile (pages
27-31) offer some, but not
necessarily all, LHSAA sports.
Read the tables on this page
carefully to learn more about
what individual schools may
offer your student.
X
X
Indoor Track & Field
X
X
X
I
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X
X
Outdoor Track & Field
Wrestling
s
I
X
O
X
X
X
s
Softball
X
CA: G.W. Carver High School
X
Soccer
X
CA: Abramson Sci Academy
Warren Easton Charter High School
Powerlifting
X
X
Cohen College Prep
X
X
Algiers Tech
Sophie B. Wright
Golf
X
X
Cross Country
Football
X
X
KIPP Renaissance High School
NOMMA
Bowling
X
Edna Karr High School
International High School
Code Sport Name
X
X
Schools without this icon
do not offer LHSAA sports,
but may still have athletic
programs available on
campus. Contact the school
to learn more.
To learn more about these schools, refer to the New Orleans Parents’ Guide to Public Schools or visit a Family Resource Center
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Jump Start
Jump Start is a state-wide program enabling high school students to earn industry-valued credentials alongside their high school
graduation requirements. Students completing Jump Start coursework will graduate with the skills needed to secure high-wage jobs
and/or attend a rigorous post-secondary education program. Any student can earn Jump Start industry credentials.
Maritime
Public Service
Fashion Design
STEM
Oil & Gas T-2
Safety Systems
Manufacturing, Construction
Crafts & Logistics
Information Technology
Hospitality, Tourism,
Culinary and Retail
Health Sciences:
Patient Care & Management
Electrician
X
Digital Media &
Entertainment Technology
X
Cyber Engineering
Certified Nursing Assistant
Pathways
Business Management
During the 2017-2018 school year, high schools in New Orleans will support the following pathways:
School
X
Algiers Technology Academy
Joseph S. Clark
X
X
X
Crescent Leadership Academy
X
X
X
X
Cohen College Prep
Carver Collegiate
X
Carver Prep
X
X
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Charter
X
Edna Karr
Einstein
`
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
KIPP Renaissance
X
KIPP Woodson
X
Lake Area
X
X
X
X
Landry Walker
X
X
X
Lusher
McDonogh 35
X
Eleanor McMain
X
X
X
X
X
The Net
NOMMA
X
X
X
ReNew Accelerated
X
Sci Academy
X
X
X
X
X
X
Sci High
Sophie B. Wright
Warren Easton
X
X
X
X
X
X
Starting in the 2017-2018 school year, Jump Start students in some New Orleans high schools will also have the opportunity to
complete career readiness courses that help them master workplace behavioral and communication skills, while completing workplace
internships and/or “virtual workplace experiences.”
To learn more about Jump Start programming and what it means for high school graduation and beyond, please contact your
preferred high school(s) or go to the Department of Education’s All Things Jump Start web portal: http://www.louisianabelieves.com/
courses/all-things-jump-start
www.EnrollNOLA.org
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H
Participating Schools
Publ i c Hi gh School ( G r a d e s 9 - 1 2 )
IMPORTANT SCHOOL PERFORMANCE NOTICE:
Letter grades and SPS scores below reflect 2015-2016 school performance. Updated scores will be available Dec. 2016 on EnrollNOLA.org.
• Listed below for each high school is the type of class schedule that students follow. Transferring between different schedule types, i.e.: from
"block" to "7-period," may impact your student's credits and his or her ability to graduate on time. Consult with your student’s school counselor
and the counselor at your intended school to ensure your student remains on track to graduate on time.
• Please note that some schools have scheduled facility moves reflected in the information below, but may be in a different location this school year.
Reach out to schools directly if you would like to schedule a tour or visit.
• Students who participate in LHSAA athletic programs and who transfer to another school, either through OneApp or through another enrollment
process, may lose their ability to play sports for up to a full calendar year. Please consider this when electing to transfer your student athlete.

Early Window
Must apply by Dec. 16
Block
Schedule
7
7-Period
Schedule
#
Letter
Grade

Yellow Bus
Service
CODE: 514

B
96.3

7

CA: Abramson Sci Academy
Operator: Collegiate Academies (RSD)
Program Highlight: College-Prep, AP, Bard Early College,
Sports, Marching Band, Dance, Cheer, Student Gov't, Clubs
Jumpstart Pathways: Digital Media/Entertainment, STEM
Grades served: 9-12
Address: 5552 Read Blvd., 70127
Neighborhood: NO East: Read Boulevard West
Phone: (504) 373-6264
Grade(s) 9-12:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
RTA
C
73.6

7

RTA
RTA

LHSAA Sports
See page 25
RTA
Service
Wheelchair
Accessible
CODE: 760

#


CA: Livingston Collegiate Academy
Operator: Collegiate Academies (RSD)
Program Highlight: Our students have the unique
opportunity to found our school and create a legacy
Grades served: 9-10
Address: 7301 Dwyer Rd., 70126
Neighborhood: NO East: Read Boulevard West
Phone: (504) 503-0004
Grade(s) 9-10:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
RTA
CODE: 103

SPS
Score
CA: G.W. Carver High School
Operator: Collegiate Academies (RSD)
Program Highlight: College Prep, ESP, AP, Bard, After-School
Tutoring, Sports, Band, Majorettes, Dance, Cheer
Jumpstart Pathways: Digital Media/Entertainment, STEM
Grades served: 9-12
Address: 3059 Higgins Blvd, 70126
Neighborhood: Downtown: Desire
Phone: (504) 308-3660
Grade(s) 9-12:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
Please note that this school is up for its first renewal this school
year. See page 5 for more information.
CODE: 104

B
91.6

7

RTA
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Charter High School
Operator: Friends of King School District (OPSB)
Program Highlight: STEM, State of the Art Computer &
Science Lab, Dual Enrollment/AP, Band, Dance, NHS
Jumpstart Pathways: Health Sciences, Information
Technology, STEM
Grades served: PK-12
Address: 5300 Law St., 70117
Neighborhood: Ninth Ward: Lower Ninth Ward
Phone: (504) 325-2179
Grade(s) 9:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Students who currently attend 8th grade
at Joseph A. Craig, (2) then Siblings, (3) then All other
applicants
Grade(s) 10-12:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
To learn more about these schools, refer to the New Orleans Parents’ Guide to Public Schools or visit a Family Resource Center
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H
Participating Schools
Publ i c Hi gh School ( G r a d e s 9 - 1 2 )
Letter grades and SPS scores below reflect 2015-2016 school performance. Updated scores will be available Dec. 2016 on EnrollNOLA.org.
CODE: 611
CODE: 761
Edna Karr High School

A
111.1

7

RTA
Operator: InspireNOLA Charter Schools (OPSB)
Program Highlight: AP, Gifted/Talented, ESL, Dual
Enrollment, NHS, Sports, Clubs, Band, Student Gov't
Jumpstart Pathways: Digital Media/Entertainment,
Hospitality/Culinary, STEM
Grades served: 9-12
Address: 3332 Huntlee Dr., 70131
Neighborhood: Algiers: Aurora/Walnut Bend/Huntlee Village
Phone: (504) 302-7135
Grade(s) 9:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Children of current
InspireNOLA school staff, (3) then Current 8th graders at
Harte Elementary, (4) then Applicants who reside in zip
codes 70114, 70131, for up to 67% of available seats, (5)
then All other applicants
Grade(s) 10-12:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Children of current
InspireNOLA school staff, (3) then Applicants who reside
in zip codes 70114, 70131, for up to 67% of available
seats, (4) then All other applicants

#


RTA
CODE: 709
Edna Karr Focus Programs

A
111.1


RTA
28
Operator: Einstein Charter Schools (OPSB)
Program Highlight: CTE, College Prep, ELL, AP, Dance,
Music, Student Government, Art, Theatre, Athletics, STEM
Jumpstart Pathways: Digital Media/Entertainment, Health
Sciences, Hospitality/Culinary, STEM
Grades served: 9-10
Address: 5316 Michoud Blvd., 70129
Neighborhood: Village De L'Est
Phone: (504) 503-0470
Grade(s) 9-10:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Children of current Einstein
school staff, (3) then Applicants who reside in zip codes
70126, 70127, 70128, and 70129, for up to 67% of available
seats, (4) then All other applicants
Please note that this school is up for extension this school
year. See page 5 for more information.
CODE: 615
Operator: InspireNOLA Charter Schools (OPSB)
Program Highlight: Programs for careers in digital
media/entertainment, hospitality/tourism/culinary arts, and
STEM
Grades served: 9
Address: 3332 Huntlee Dr., 70131
Neighborhood: Algiers: Aurora/Walnut Bend/Huntlee
Village
Phone: (504) 302-7135
Grade(s) 9:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Children of current
InspireNOLA school staff, (3) then Current 8th graders
at Harte Elementary, (4) then Applicants who reside
in zip codes 70114, 70131, for up to 67% of available
seats, (5) then All other applicants
Grade(s) 10-12:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Children of current
InspireNOLA school staff, (3) then Applicants who
reside in zip codes 70114, 70131, for up to 67% of
available seats, (4) then All other applicants
Einstein Charter High School at
Sarah Towles Reed

B
88.9


RTA
Eleanor McMain Secondary School
Operator: OPSB
Program Highlight: AP Classes, JROTC, Bard College, G&T,
ECS, ESL, Robotics, Athletics, Marching Band, Cheer, Dance
Jumpstart Pathways: Digital Media/Entertainment, Public
Service
Grades served: 7-12
Address: 5721 S. Claiborne Ave., 70125
Neighborhood: Uptown: Audubon/University
Phone: (504) 324-7500
Grade(s) 9:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Children of current Eleanor
McMain staff, (3) then Applicants who currently attend 8th
grade at Benjamin Franklin ES (applies to rising 9th graders
only), (4) then All other applicants
Grade(s) 10-12:
Eligibility: New Orleans residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Children of current Eleanor
McMain school staff, (3) then All other applicants
To learn more about these schools, refer to the New Orleans Parents’ Guide to Public Schools or visit a Family Resource Center
H
Participating Schools
Publ i c Hi gh School ( G r a d e s 9 - 1 2 )
Letter grades and SPS scores below reflect 2015-2016 school performance. Updated scores will be available Dec. 2016 on EnrollNOLA.org.
CODE: 209

B
85.6


International High School
Operator: International High School (BESE)
Program Highlight: International Baccalaureate School,
Academic & World Language Focus (4 yrs. req)
Grades served: 9-12
Address: 727 Carondelet St., 70130
Neighborhood: Central Business District
Phone: (504) 613-5703
Grade(s) 9-12:
Eligibility: Louisiana residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
RTA
CODE: 108

B
96.8

7

RTA

B
85.6


RTA
Operator: International High School (BESE)
Program Highlight: Graduate from IB Diploma Program,
Holistic & Rigorous, 4 yrs. Foreign Language Required
Grades served: 11-12
Address: 727 Carondelet St., 70130
Neighborhood: Central Business District
Phone: (504) 613-5703
Grade(s) 11-12:
Eligibility: Louisiana residents who attend a school tour or
open house
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants

#


RTA
B
85.6


RTA
International High School: Language
Immersion Program
Operator: International High School (BESE)
Program Highlight: International Baccalaureate School, 4 yrs.
Foreign Language Required
Grades served: 9-10
Address: 727 Carondelet St., 70130
Neighborhood: Central Business District
Phone: (504) 613-5703
Grade(s) 9-10:
Eligibility: Louisiana residents who attend a school tour or
open house
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
KIPP Woodson High School
Operator: KIPP New Orleans Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: Open-enrollment college prep with focus
on sports programming and career training
Jumpstart Pathways: Digital Media/Entertainment,
Manufacturing, STEM
Grades served: 9-10
Address: 2514 Third St., 70113
Neighborhood: Central City / Magnolia
Phone: (504) 609-2283
Grade(s) 9:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Applicants currently attending a KIPP middle
school (for up to 90% of available seats), (2) then Siblings,
(3) then All other applicants
Grade(s) 10:
Eligibility: New Orleans residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
CODE: 610
CODE: 744

Operator: KIPP New Orleans Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: College prep & character focus, Bard, AP
& honors classes, team sports, band & auxiliaries
Jumpstart Pathways: STEM
Grades served: 9-12
Address: 3820 St. Claude Avenue, 70117
Neighborhood: Ninth Ward: St. Claude
Phone: (504) 373-6255
Grade(s) 9:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Applicants currently attending a KIPP middle
school (for up to 90% of available seats), (2) then Siblings,
(3) then All other applicants
Grade(s) 10-12:
Eligibility: New Orleans residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
CODE: 110
CODE: 212
International High School: International
Baccalaureate Program
KIPP Renaissance High School

D
61.5

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L. B. Landry - O. Perry Walker College and
Career Preparatory High School
Operator: Algiers Charter School Association (RSD)
Program Highlight: POSSE Scholarship, Cultural Exchange,
Urban League, College Prep, AP, Band
Grades served: 9-12
Address: 1200 L.B. Landry Ave., 70114
Neighborhood: Algiers: Algiers Whitney
Phone: (504) 302-7170
Grade(s) 9-12:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
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Participating Schools
Pu b l i c H i gh S ch o o l (Grades 9- 12)
Letter grades and SPS scores below reflect 2015-2016 school performance. Updated scores will be available Dec. 2016 on EnrollNOLA.org.
CODE: 509
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79.4
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Lake Area New Tech
Early College High School
Operator: New Beginnings Schools Foundation (RSD)
Program Highlight: Foreign Language, Dual Enrollment,
CORE 4 Reqs, AP, Gifted & Talented, Band, NHS, Clubs
Grades served: 9-12
Address: 6026 Paris Ave., 70122
Neighborhood: Gentilly: Fillmore
Phone: (504) 267-8811
Grade(s) 9-12:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
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CODE: 721
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CODE: 708
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70.3
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McDonogh #35 College Preparatory
High School
Operator: OPSB
Program Highlight: STEM, Engineering and Health
Science Academy, AP Courses, Dual Enrollment
Jumpstart Pathways: Digital Media/Entertainment, Health
Sciences, STEM
Grades served: 9-12
Address: 4000 Cadillac St., 70122
Neighborhood: Mid-City: St. Bernard Area
Phone: (504) 324-7600
Grade(s) 9:
Eligibility: (1) Siblings of McDonogh 35 Academy or
McDonogh 35 College Prep students, (2) then Children
of current McDonogh 35 Academy or McDonogh 35
High staff, (3) then Applicants who currently attend 8th grade at Benjamin Franklin ES, (4) then All other
applicants
Grade(s) 10-12:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings of McDonogh 35 Academy or
McDonogh 35 College Prep students, (2) then Children
of current McDonogh 35 Academy or McDonogh 35 High
staff, (3) then All other applicants
McDonogh #35 College Preparatory
High School: STEM Magnet Program
Operator: OPSB
Program Highlight: Magnet school w/in a school, Preparing
students for 21st Century STEM careers
Grades served: 9-12
Address: 4000 Cadillac St., 70122
Neighborhood: Mid-City: St. Bernard Area
Phone: (504) 324-7600
Grade(s) 9:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents; Review of academic
coursework and test results; Essay required
Priority: (1) Siblings of McDonogh 35 Academy or McDonogh
35 College Prep students, (2) then Children of current
McDonogh 35 Academy or McDonogh 35 College Prep
staff, (3) then Applicants who currently attend 8th grade at
Benjamin Franklin ES, (4) then All other applicants
Grade(s) 10-12:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents; Review of academic
coursework and test results; Essay required
Priority: (1) Siblings of McDonogh 35 Academy or McDonogh
35 College Prep students, (2) then Children of current
McDonogh 35 Academy or McDonogh 35 College Prep staff,
(3) then All other applicants
New in 2017!
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84.6
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CODE: 411
Morris Jeff Community School
Operator: Morris Jeff Community School (RSD)
Program Highlight: Morris Jeff is an International
Baccalaureate World School. Clubs, Art, Theater, Music
Grades served: PK-9
Address: 211 S. Lopez St., 70119
Neighborhood: Mid-City: Bayou St. John
Phone: (504) 373-6258
Grade(s) 9:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
CODE: 758
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B
98.6
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New Orleans Charter Science and Math High
School (Sci High)
Operator: New Orleans Charter Science & Math (OPSB)
Program Highlight: Rigorous college/career focus, STEM
curriculum & certifications, AP/Dual, internships, clubs, service
Jumpstart Pathways: Cyper Engineering, Digital Media/
Entertainment, Electrician, Health Sciences, Information
Technology, Manufacturing, STEM
Grades served: 9-12
Address: 5625 Loyola St., 70115
Neighborhood: Uptown: Audubon/University
Phone: (504) 324-7061
Grade(s) 9-12:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
Please note that this school is up for extension this school
year. See page 5 for more information.
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Participating Schools
Publ i c Hi gh School ( G r a d e s 9 - 1 2 )
Letter grades and SPS scores below reflect 2015-2016 school performance. Updated scores will be available Dec. 2016 on EnrollNOLA.org.
CODE: 613
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A
103.2
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New Orleans Military and Maritime Academy
(NOMMA)
Operator: New Orleans Military & Maritime Academy (BESE)
Program Highlight: MCJROTC Required, Military Uniform/
Haircut Required, Rigorous Academics, AP, Band
Jumpstart Pathways: Business, Cyber Engineering, Digital
Media/Entertainment, Maritime
Grades served: 9-12
Address: 425 O’Bannon Street, 70114
Neighborhood: Algiers: Algiers Naval Station
Phone: (504) 227-3810
Grade(s) 9-11:
Eligibility: Louisiana residents who attend an open house
or a school tour
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
Grade(s) 12:
Eligibility: Continuing students only
Priority: N/A
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CODE: 202
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88
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Operator: Rooted School (OPSB)
Program Highlight: Credentials in Game Development,
Digital Media, 3D Printing & Computer Programming
Grades served: 9
Address: TBA
Neighborhood: CBD / Warehouse District
Phone: (504) 208-6571
Grade(s) 9:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
This school offers a self -paced curriculum.
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109.4
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CODE: 308
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Sophie B. Wright Charter School
Operator: Institute for Academic Excellence (RSD)
Program Highlight: College Prep Program, Advanced
Placement and Dual Enrollment classesy
Jumpstart Pathways: Digital Media/Entertainment
Grades served: 7-12
Address: 1426 Napoleon Ave., 70115
Neighborhood: Uptown
Phone: (504) 304-3916
Grade(s) 9-12:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
Operator: NOCP: New Orleans College Preparatory
Academies (RSD)
Program Highlight: Athletics, Clubs, Band, AP/Dual
Enrollment, ACT Prep, Dance, Cheer, Flag, Choir
Jumpstart Pathways: Digital Media/Entertainment
Grades served: 9-12
17-18 Address: 3520 Dryades St., 70115
Permanent Address: 1201 S. Roman St., 70125
Neighborhood: Central City: Milan
Phone: (504) 335-0400
Grade(s) 9-12:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
Please note that this school is up for its first renewal this
school year. See page 5 for more information.
CODE: 759
CODE: 314
Rooted School
Walter L. Cohen College Prep
Warren Easton Charter High School
Operator: Warren Easton Charter High School (OPSB)
Program Highlight: College Prep, AP, ELL, Sports, Band &
Auxiliaries, Robotics, Clubs, Student Council, Dance, Cheer
Jumpstart Pathways: Electrician, Health Sciences, Hospitality/
Tourism, STEM, Public Service
Grades served: 9-12
Address: 3019 Canal St., 70119
Neighborhood: Mid-City
Phone: (504) 324-7400
Grade(s) 9-12:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Children of current Warren
Easton staff, (3) then All other applicants
Please note that this school is up for extension this school
year. See page 5 for more information
CODE: 765
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109.4
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Warren Easton Charter High School: Focus
Programs in Engineering, Health Sciences, and
Law
Operator: Warren Easton Charter High School (OPSB)
Program Highlight: Specialized programming for students
pursuing careers in Engineering, Health Sciences, or Law
Grades served: 9
Address: 3019 Canal St., 70119
Neighborhood: Mid-City
Phone: (504) 324-7400
Grade(s) 9:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then Children of current Warren
Easton staff, (3) then All other applicants
Please note that this school is up for extension this school
year. See page 5 for more information.
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Participating Schools
Alter nat i v e H i gh Sc ho o l s ( G r a d e s 9 - 1 2 )
What are alternative high schools?
The schools listed below are alternative high schools. This means they serve a unique student population, offer a non-traditional high
school experience, and give students the opportunity to earn credits and attend classes based on their individual needs. To learn more
about alternative high schools, please contact these schools' staff for more information or to schedule a school tour.
New in 2017!
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CODE: 702
CODE: 310
JCFA Algiers
Operator: JCFA (BESE)
Program Highlight: JCFA offers a year-round flexible
learning environment to earn a high school diploma
Grades served: 8-12
Address: 1415 Teche Street, 70114
Neighborhood: Algiers: McDonogh
Phone: (504) 518-5834
Grade(s) 9-10:
Eligibility: Louisiana Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
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ReNEW Accelerated High School
Operator: ReNEW Schools (RSD)
Program Highlight: Credit recovery, virtual learning, career /
college guidance, flexible hours, custom schedules
Grades served: 9-12
Address: 3649 Laurel St., 70115
Neighborhood: Garden District: East Riverside
Phone: (504) 367-3307
Grade(s) 9-12:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents, ages 16-21
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
This school offers a self -paced curriculum.
Please note that this school is up for extension this
school year. See page 5 for more information.
CODE: 702
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NET Charter High School
Operator: Educators for Quality Alternatives (RSD)
Program Highlight: Small, flexible school with academic and
behavioral supports for students to catch up
Grades served: 9-12
Address: 1614 Oretha Castle Haley Blvd., 70113
Neighborhood: Central City: Magnolia
Phone: (504) 267-9060
Grade(s) 9-12:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
Please note that this school is up for its first renewal this school
year. See page 5 for more information.
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CODE: 315
The NET 2
Operator: Educators for Quality Alternatives (RSD)
Program Highlight: Small school (150 students), Flexible
Scheduling, Academic Support, Internships and Career Prep
Grades served: 9-12
Address: TBA
Neighborhood: TBA
Phone: (504) 228-4294
Grade(s) 9-12:
Eligibility: New Orleans Residents
Priority: (1) Siblings, (2) then All other applicants
To learn more about these schools, refer to the New Orleans Parents’ Guide to Public Schools or visit a Family Resource Center
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Participating Schools
Scho l ar s hi p Sc hool s ( G r a d e s K - 1 2 )
An important note about this year’s participating Scholarship schools:
School performance results are available and a Scholarship Cohort Index has been added to qualifying schools on the Scholarship school list below.
If at any time you would like to update your school choices before the application deadline of February 24, 2017, please visit EnrollNOLA.org or a Family
Resource Center (page 3). The most recent application submitted will be the only application considered during student placement. Please note that you
will be unable to make changes to your application after the application deadline.
Eligibility and Priority information is the same for all Scholarship applicants:
Eligibility: For eligibility requirements for Scholarship applicants, please refer to page 9.
Priority: (1) Current NSECD students, if applicable, (2) then Siblings, (3) then Current Scholarship students who are in a transitional grade, (4) then
Applicants residing in Orleans Parish, (5) then Applicants attending a D, F, or T school, (6) then Applicants attending a C school, (7) then Applicants
seeking to transfer from one Scholarship school to another, (8) then All other applicants
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Cohort Index
Scholarship Student
Performance Score*
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Transportation
Provided
Special Education
Services
See school information for
detailed services
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D
NSEC
NSECD Priority
Priority granted to current participants
of the Non-public School Early
Childhood Development Program
Free/ReducedPriced Lunch
Available
Wheelchair
Accessible
*As of the 2015-2016 school year. Current scores will be available in December 2016.
CODE: 809
CODE: 317
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Ecole Bilingue de la
Nouvelle Orleans
Accepting Applicants to Grades: K
School Serves Grades: PK-8
Address: 812 General Pershing Street, 70115
Phone: (504) 896-4500
SPED Services: No exceptionality services
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NSEC
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D
NSEC
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Good Shepherd Nativity
Mission School
Accepting Applicants to Grades: K-4
School Serves Grades: K-7
Address: 353 Baronne Street, 70112
Phone: (504) 598-9399
SPED Services: Speech or language impairment
Accepting Applicants to Grades: 8-10
School Serves Grades: 8-12
Address: 2437 Jena Street, 70115
Phone: (504) 482-7173
SPED Services: Autism, Developmental
Delay, Intellectual Disabilities, Other Health
Impairment, Specific Learning Disability,
Speech or Language Impairment
CODE: 850
CODE: 807
69.1
Holy Rosary High School
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CDD
NNSSEEC
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Kidz View Learning Center
Accepting Applicants to Grades: K-2
School Serves Grades: PK-2
Address: 8250 I-10 Service Rd., 70126
Phone: (504) 777-2812
SPED Services: No exceptionality services
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Schol ar s hi p Sc hool s ( G r a d e s K - 1 2 )
For eligibility information, see page 9. for priority information, see page 32.
CODE: 810
#
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D
NSEC
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Life of Christ Christian
Academy/Alternative
Accepting Applicants to Grades: K-12
School Serves Grades: PK-12
Address: 1851 N. Dorgenois Street, 70119
Phone: (504) 945-5778
SPED Services: No exceptionality services
CODE: 821
62
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D
NSEC
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CODE: 901
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D
NSEC
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McMillian's FIRST Steps Community
Development Corporation / Academy
Accepting Applicants to Grades: K-6
School Serves Grades: PK-6
Address: 2601 S. Claiborne Avenue, 70125
Phone: (504) 822-1266
SPED Services: Developmental Delay, Intellectual
Disabilties, Speech or Language Impairment
CODE: 827
106.3
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D
NSEC
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D
NSEC
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New Orleans Adventist Academy
Accepting Applicants to Grades: K-8
School Serves Grades: K-8
Address: 4500 Gawain Drive, 70127
Phone: (504) 240-2227
SPED Services: No exceptionality services
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D
NSEC
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Accepting Applicants to Grades: K-2
School Serves Grades: PK-4
Address: 5010 Piety Drive, 70126
Phone: (504) 288-2745
SPED Services: No exceptionality services
CODE: 828
52.2
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D
NSEC
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St. Joan of Arc School
Accepting Applicants to Grades: K-3, 5-7
School Serves Grades: PK-7
Address: 919 Cambronne Street, 70118
Phone: (504) 861-2887
SPED Services: No exceptionality services
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CODE: 818
72.7
St. Benedict the Moor
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CODE: 813
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Accepting Applicants to Grades: K-3
School Serves Grades: PK-7
Address: 2001 Constance Street,70130
Phone: (504) 523-6594
SPED Services: Speech or language impairment
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St. Alphonsus School
Resurrection of Our Lord School
Accepting Applicants to Grades: K-7
School Serves Grades: PK-7
Address: 4861 Rosalia Drive, 70127
Phone: (504) 243-2257
SPED Services: Speech or language impairment
CODE: 829
#
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D
NSEC
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St. John Lutheran School
Accepting Applicants to Grades: K-7
School Serves Grades: PK-7
Address: 3937 Canal Street, 70119
Phone: (504) 488-6641
SPED Services: No exceptionality services
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Participating Schools
Schol ar s hi p Sc hool s ( G r a d e s K - 1 2 )
For eligibility information, see page 9. for priority information, see page 32.
CODE: 830
79
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D
NSEC
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St. Leo the Great
Accepting Applicants to Grades: K-3
School Serves Grades: PK-7
Address: 1501 Abundance St., 70119
Phone: (504) 943-1482
SPED Services: Speech or language impairment
CODE: 835
53.1
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D
NSEC
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CODE: 832
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D
NSEC
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Accepting Applicants to Grades: K-2
School Serves Grades: PK-7
Address: 65 Fontainebleau Drive, 70125
Phone: (504) 866-1777
SPED Services: Speech or language impairment
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59.7
St. Rita School
St. Mary's Academy (Girls)
Accepting Applicants to Grades: K-2
School Serves Grades: PK-12
Address: 6905 Chef Menteur Highway, 70126
Phone: (504) 245-0318
SPED Services: No exceptionality services
St. Mary's Academy is coed for grades PK-6
only. Grades 7-12 are all-girls.
CODE: 836
49.9
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D
NSEC
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St. Stephen School
Accepting Applicants to Grades: K-7
School Serves Grades: PK-7
Address: 1027 Napoleon Avenue, 70115
Phone: (504) 891-1927
SPED Services: No exceptionality services
CODE: 851
CODE: 833
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NSEC
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St. Paul Lutheran School
Accepting Applicants to Grades: K-8
School Serves Grades: PK-8
Address: 2624 Burgundy St., 70117
Phone: (504) 947-1773
SPED Services: No exceptionality services
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CODE: 834
62.4
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D
NSEC
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St. Peter Claver School
Accepting Applicants to Grades: K-7
School Serves Grades: PK-7
Address: 1020 North Prieur Street, 70116
Phone: (504) 822-8191
SPED Services: No exceptionality services
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