Take a Look at GNOCCS List of Schools!

Audubon Charter School

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Benjamin Franklin Elementary School

Grades: (PK-8)

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Benjamin Franklin High School

Grades: (9-12)

Interim CEO/Principal: David Ferris

2001 Leon C. Simon Dr., New Orleans, LA 70122

(504) 286-2600

School Application and Website: www.bfhsla.org

Benjamin Franklin High School, located on the campus of the University of New Orleans, was founded in 1957 and has consistently ranked as a “top public high school in the nation” by U.S. News and World Report, Newsweek, and Business Week. Ben Franklin has the highest School Performance Score in Louisiana, making it the #1 academically ranked school in the state, in addition to consistently having the most National Merit Semifinalists in Louisiana.

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Discovery Schools

Discovery Schools (PK4-12)

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Einstein Charter Schools

Grades: (PK-12)

CEO: Tara Johnson

Einstein Charter School at Village de l’Est (PK-5th)
5316 Michoud Blvd – Extension
New Orleans, LA 70129
(504) 324-7450

Einstein Charter Middle at Sarah T. Reed (6-8th)
Einstein Charter High at Sarah T. Reed (9-12th)
5316 Michoud Blvd
New Orleans, LA 70129
Middle: (504) 503-0470
High: (504) 503-0749

 Einstein Charter School at Sherwood Forest (PK-5th)
4801 Maid Marion Dr.
New Orleans, LA 70128
(504) 503-0110

School Application and Website: https://www.einsteincharterschools.com/

Einstein’s mission and vision is to nurture students to be academically STRONG as well as socially and emotionally resilient. 

Einstein uses Positive Behavior Intervention and Support (PBIS) to encourage a safe school environment. Students do not learn best under “no excuse” discipline rules, so we use PBIS for constant messaging that students are safe, responsible, respectful, and ready to learn. Mentoring students works much better than suspending young learners! Our effective and regular positive interventions are bolstered with on-site school psychologists, inclusive multicultural programming, and universal ELL teaching strategies.

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Hynes Charter Schools

Hynes … Quality education and shaping leaders for a changing world.  

CEO: Dr. Michelle Douglas 

Website:   www.hynesschool.com

Application:  www.hynesschool.com/careers or apply here

• Hynes Charter School Lakeview (Grades: PK-8th):
  990 Harrison Ave, New Orleans, LA 70124
  (504) 324-7160 

Principal: Dawn Lobell

Hynes-Lakeview is an A-rated public charter school serving students in Pre-Kindergarten to eighth grade from the Lakeview area and other neighborhoods in New Orleans. 

• Hynes Charter School UNO (K-4th):
  6101 Chatham Dr., New Orleans, LA 70122
  (504) 359-7700 

Principal: Brittany Smith 

Strategically created to meet the demands of enrollment from the original campus, Hynes-UNO was formed with a corporate partnership with the University of New Orleans. 

• Hynes Charter School Coghill at Parkview (K-8th):
  4617 Mirabeau Ave., New Orleans, LA 70126
  (504) 373-6237

Principal: Tarynesa  “Terri” Williams

HCSC will operate Mary D. Coghill K-8 Elementary School for the 2021-2022 school year, collaborating closely with NOLA-PS to ensure a successful transition year. 

HCSC provides a warm, joyful, and collaborative environment where teachers, leaders, and students thrive. We are especially proud of :

• Our legacy of success. 

We are deeply committed to furthering the success of our students and offer them the world-class education they deserve. In addition to rigorous traditional academic programs, Hynes offers French immersion education, gifted courses, talented programs, music classes, and numerous extracurricular activities to provide a balanced school experience. 

• Our family-like culture 

Intentionally building strong relationships with our community, we are deeply committed to creating an environment where all students, families – and colleagues – feel supported.  

• Our Balance between Instructional Structure and Autonomy for all Educators 

We know that our teachers bring their own unique expertise and understand their context well. Therefore, we offer peer-based professional learning communities to enhance collaboration, build supportive relationships, and further teachers’ professional development. 

 

Hynes Charter School is committed to providing equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, marital status, amnesty, or status as a covered veteran in accordance with applicable federal, state and local laws. 

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International High School of New Orleans

Grades: (9-12)

Phone: 504-613-5703

School Application and Website: www.ihsnola.org

The International High School of New Orleans is Louisiana’s only open enrollment public school to offer French and Spanish immersion programs. The world language program at IHS includes Spanish, French, Mandarin and Arabic courses. A full college preparatory curriculum is complemented by an Authorized International Baccalaureate Programme, Advanced Placement and Bard Dual Enrollment courses. IHS works hard to foster a diverse community of learners through rigorous academic programs that promote an understanding of business, multicultural awareness, and foreign language fluency, while preparing our students to succeed in a global economy.

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International School of Louisiana

Grades: (K-8)

Head of School/Executive Director: Melanie Tennyson

Dixon Campus (K-2nd):
4040 Eagle Street, New Orleans, LA 70118
(504) 934-4875

Uptown Campus (3rd-8th):
1400 Camp St., New Orleans, LA 70130
(504) 654-1088

Westbank Campus (K-5th):
502 Olivier St., New Orleans, LA 70114
(504) 274-4571

 

School Application and Website: isl-edu.org

Celebrating over a decade as a charter school, the International School of Louisiana is the only Louisiana school to be named a “Charter School of the Year” by the Center for Education Reform. With a mission to provide a challenging education emphasizing French and Spanish language immersion, international awareness, the celebration of diversity and community responsibility, ISL was the first public school in the state to offer language instruction in Mandarin Chinese. Located in the New Orleans’ Lower Garden District and old Algiers on the westbank, the school boasts a new multi-language libraries and computer labs.

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Morris Jeff Community School

Grades: (PK-12)

Principal: Patricia Perkins

Lopez Campus (PK-5th)
211 S. Lopez, New Orleans, LA 70119
(504) 373-6258

3819 St. Claude Ave, New Orleans, LA 70117
(504) 503-0730

 

Email: info@morrisjeffschool.org
Website: https://www.morrisjeffschool.org

Morris Jeff Community School is a top-performing, open-admissions, PK-12 public charter school serving more than 1,400 students in Orleans Parish. Morris Jeff is the only school in the south Authorized by the International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO) for Pre-K through Grade 12. By offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP) and Diploma Programme (DP), Morris Jeff students affect positive change and help to create a better and more peaceful world.

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NO Charter Science and Mathematics High School

Grades: (9-12)

Principal: Dr. Monique Cola

2011 Bienville Street  
New Orleans, LA 70112
(504) 324-7061
School Application and Website: noscihigh.org

“Sci High” is remarkable for its open-admissions policy and its success with providing students with a high quality education in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Sci High was awarded the National Society of High School Scholars Foundation’s Class Nobel School of Distinction Award for its academic efforts. Students engage in summer internships, gain working knowledge of robotics, and work toward an IC3 (Internet and Computing Core Certification) License via upper-level technology classes. Sci High features small class sizes in an encouraging, respectful and responsive academically rigorous public school setting.

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The Willow School

Grades: (K-12)

CEO: Nicolette London
High School Principal: Robert Hill
Middle School Principal: Kendra Henry
Lower School Principal: Linda Clogher

Everett Williams Campus (K-4th):
7315 Willow St., New Orleans, LA 70118
(504) 862-5110

School Application and Website: www.willowschoolnola.org

The Willow School, a National Blue Ribbon School in partnership with Tulane University, offers a unique program that inspires imagination and intellectual curiosity. The Willow Schools’ renowned academic program engages students and challenges them to think critically, analytically and creatively. The Willow School has a unique curriculum founded on a concept of arts integration which weaves the arts into all of our classes. The school has a rigorous academic program, with accompanying higher expectations. The Class of 2020 received in excess of $37 million in scholarship and merit aid awards, including: 4 Posse Scholars and multiple Louisiana Taylor Opportunity Program for Students (TOPS) Awards.  This class was accepted into 140 different colleges and universities in 31 states and two countries.

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Warren Easton High School

Grades: (9-12)

CEO/Principal: Mervin Jackson

3019 Canal St., New Orleans, LA 70119
Phone: 504-324-7400

School Website: www.warreneastoncharterhigh.org

Job Postings: Warren Easton Charter High School Openings

Warren Easton is proud to be the first public high school established for inner-city families in Louisiana and continues today to provide a comprehensive education for the students of New Orleans. Warren Easton develops a strong sense of responsibility, respect, and courtesy in each student and keeps each one engaged with a rigorous and relevant curriculum. Easton boasts strong business/ technological and arts/science education opportunities for all students, a high graduation rate, and a dropout rate of less than one percent.

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Young Audiences Charter Schools

 CEO: Rickie Nutik

Principal: Brandon House

Website: https://www.yacharterschool.org

At Young Audiences Charter School at Kate Middleton, our arts-integration curriculum reflects recent research from the arts education field that provides significant evidence of the value of the arts in the learning process. In our school, teachers and administrators work to create and support a culture of high expectations that allows every student to reach their greatest potential, providing a creative, nurturing, and challenging academic environment to encourage students’ individual learning and empower them to take their place in today’s innovative and entrepreneurial economy.

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