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Landry – Walker College and Career Preparatory High School

by The EditorsSeptember 9, 2011December 8, 2016

O. Perry Walker High School community pleads to be returned to Orleans Parish School Board while lamenting planned merger with L.B. Landry High.

O. Perry Walker High School community pleads to be returned to Orleans Parish School Board while lamenting planned merger with L.B. Landry High.

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