The marketing agency is continuing two other ad campaigns aimed at local and regional residents.
Several schools have implemented full or partial vaccine mandates, which they hope will allow in-person classes to continue throughout the year.
The district is encouraging charter schools to consider mandates as well.
One New Orleans campus had to close its middle school due to a COVID-related staffing shortage. St. Tammany Parish schools reports 54 student cases, 26 staff cases.
Students with ‘exceptional circumstances’ can opt out but will be required to undergo regular COVID-19 testing.
Camp J, a former disciplinary facility at the Louisiana State Penitentiary, has been used to quarantine prisoners from across the state, a move that has generated criticism from civil rights groups.
Data on local infections will no longer automatically trigger temporary closures, officials said, because staying open for in-person school is the district’s priority.
The news is a reversal of the district’s previous return to school plan.
Daily COVID cases have increased 800 percent over two weeks in New Orleans.
Boardroom capacity will be limited with overflow space in the lobby.