Lusher Charter School has received Louisiana’s Highest Award from the National Council of Teachers of English for its 2014 Literary Magazine, Street. The award recognizes excellence in student literary magazines.
Participants in Lusher’s Creative Writing Program contributed to the magazine. Lusher students also contributed artwork, photographs and graphic design. Lusher’s literary magazine Street’s Faculty Advisor was Brad Richard and Student Editors were Peyton Brunet and Helene Lovett.
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BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! FIX THE CZO Public Meeting #2 6 p.m., Thursday, January 29, 2015 Holy Angels, 3500 St. Claude Avenue What: Due to public demand, The Riverfront Alliance will host a second FIX THE CZO Public Meeting on needed changes to the City of New Orleans Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance (CZO). Core issues will be presented and an open discussion will follow. All City Council Members have been invited to participate and respond to the public.
Why: Mutual concerns with the draft CZO have unified several neighborhood organizations, speaking for the thousands of residents who will be negatively affected by proposed zoning. Changes to the draft CZO are necessary, before it has the force of law, to protect fragile neighborhoods and citizens citywide from harmful, irreversible land use policies. The Size Matters campaign continues as part of this initiative. 
The Young Audiences Charter School at Kate Middleton invites prospective students along with their families to attend an open house session to learn more about the school on Thursday, January 29 at 6:30 pm or Saturday, January 31 at 10am. The sessions will be held at Young Audiences Charter School, 1407 Virgil Street in Gretna.
“We are pleased to be a part of this diverse community and to continue to provide a high-quality, open enrollment, arts integrated education for all children, said School Leader Folwell Dunbar. Young Audiences Charter School also invites prospective students and families to schedule a tour of the school if they cannot attend either of the Open Houses. 
The Louisiana Federation of Children, the state’s voice for educational choice; along with the Black Alliance for Educational Options, a national organization advocating for parental choice on behalf of low-income and working-class families; and the Louisiana Association of Public Charter Schools, the only statewide entity dedicated to advocating for charter schools at both the state and local levels; announced a statewide tour of choice schools in celebration of National School Choice Week, January 25 – 31, 2015.
The National Basketball Retired Players Association (NBRPA), the only Association comprised of NBA, ABA, Harlem Globetrotters and WNBA alumni, will present three Louisiana Legends to special guests at Dentons Law Firm on January 15 at 6 p.m.
LSU All-American and Atlanta Hawks great Rudy Macklin, who today works for the State of Louisiana helping young people live healthier lives - Former New Orleans Jazz standout Aaron James, who starred at Walter L. Cohen High School in New Orleans before playing, coaching and serving as Athletic Director at Grambling University. New Orleans native Donald Royal, who starred at St. Augustine, led the University of Notre Dame and crashed boards alongside Shaquille O’Neal for the Orlando Magic before coming home to lead the New Orleans Recreation Department. YALA to host free Prof. Dev. Series: Director of Lincoln Center Institute to speak Jan. 261/14/2015 
On Monday, January 26, 2pm, at the Academy of the Sacred Heart, 4521 Saint Charles Ave., Young Audiences of Louisiana and Sacred Heart will host a Professional Development Series for Community Arts Educators, beginning with an hour with Russel Granet, Executive Director of the Lincoln Center Institute. The public is invited to join Russel Granet, distinguished Artist, Educator, and International Consultant, for a Keynote Speech and Q & A Session.
The event is free and open to the public. Space is limited; please RSVP by January 22 to info@ya4la.org or call 504.523.3525 to reserve your spot. This event kicks off Young Audiences’ Professional Development Series for Community Arts Educators. Future topics Include: Understanding the National Core Arts Standards (March), Integrating the Arts and Common Core State Standards (April), and Arts-Integrated Residency Design (June). FIX THE CZO Public Meeting 7 p.m., Wednesday, January 14, 2015 Holy Angels, 3500 St. Claude Avenue (at Gallier Street) What: The Riverfront Alliance FIX THE CZO Public Meeting on needed changes to the City of New Orleans Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance (CZO). Core issues will be presented and an open discussion will follow. All City Council Members have been invited to participate and respond to the public.
Why: Mutual concerns with the draft CZO have unified several neighborhood organizations, speaking for the thousands of residents who will be negatively affected by proposed zoning. Changes to the draft CZO are necessary, before it has the force of law, to protect fragile neighborhoods and citizens citywide from harmful, irreversible land use policies. The Size Matters campaign continues as part of this initiative. |
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