The FLS Report Card provides clear, unambiguous goals for all FirstLine schools and the network office. This tool helps us clearly identify our strengths and growth areas and is used to set yearly goals aligned with our long-term targets.
Across all four ¶¶ÒõMAX, students honored Black History Month in a big way! Students in the Talent Visual Arts program created powerful pieces exploring Black culture, leaders, and experiences. Students at Green, Ashe, and LHA all participated in programs celebrating Black History Month, while Wheatley students participated in a silent march around the campus in solidarity against racial injustice.
Triege Cotton is a PreK teacher at Langston Hughes Academy! Watch to learn more about Ms. Cotton and her classroom.
We are celebrating Sesley Ford, 2nd grade teacher at Phillis Wheatley Community School. Watch to learn more about Ms. Ford’s and the joy she brings to her students and classroom daily!
Today, it is with mixed emotions that we share news about two exceptional leaders in our organization, Claudia Barker, our Chief Development Officer, and Tom Shepley, our Chief Academic Officer.
¶¶ÒõMAX began 25 years ago with a vision to prepare students for college, fulfilling careers, and a healthy life
¶¶ÒõMAX is celebrating 25 years of service to New Orleans children and families. On the evening of Friday, October
Each Fall the Arthur Ashe Charter School community comes out to celebrate our favorite fall crop, the sweet potato, with
FirstLine’s nationally known signature program, Edible Schoolyard New Orleans, is proud to announce the promotion of two new leaders, both of whom previously served as ESY teachers for many years.
What a joy it was to welcome students back at all four FirstLine campuses the week of August 1st. Our teachers and scholars are already working hard to make this school year the best one yet.
