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Posted inCharter Schools, Schools

Move to former Osborn campus proposed; better lunches, new board members on the way

The state Board of Elementary and Secondary Education has recommended that Pride College Preparatory School move into the Mildred Osborn School in New Orleans East next fall. Building proposals were passed out at the charter school board’s monthly meeting, Nov. 17.  Michael Richard, ex-officio board member, is in discussion with Erin Lewellen, vice president of […]

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New playground greeted with delight; French Week provides opportunity to spread the word

Arriving for school on Nov. 7, students and parents of Lycée Français de la Nouvelle Orleans were greeted with a brand new, shiny playground built by KaBoom, a national organization, with help from volunteers. “Watching the kids come to school and the look on their faces showed the school that it was a great project,” Jill […]

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BESE allows enrollment increase; leader's goals discussed; family conferences on Friday

The board of Pride College Prep School met on Oct. 18 at 6:45 p.m. in the conference room of the Main Office Building. Three board members were absent: Lauren Bierbaum, Lisa Tabb, and Janice Piazza. Two teachers and a reporter for The Lens comprised the audience. Founder and school director Michael Richard, an ex-officio board member, discussed school leader […]

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Art and music offerings to grow; KaBoom playground build-out in early November

Note: this report has been corrected to state that the pumpkin patch is part of a charity drive by First Presbyterian Church, and is not affiliated with Lycée Français. The Lycée Français School Board met on Oct. 10 at 6 p.m. in the First Presbyterian Church sanctuary. Board members Kenneth Charity and Jean Montes were absent. Consul Général Jean-Claude […]

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French government may accredit school; Tulane vols lauded; French Week and fire drill planned

The Lycée Français School Board met on Sept. 12 at 6 p.m. in the sanctuary of The First Presbyterian Church. One board member, Jean Montes, was absent. Six people were in the audience. Principal Jill Otis announced that two Tulane students are working as volunteers, providing great assistance during lunch breaks. Lycée Français is looking […]