The Louisiana Science Teachers Association is a partner of the Greater New Orleans Collaborative of Charter Schools.

Alexina Medley, education leader, charter advocate and much-loved Principal/CEO of Warren Easton Charter High School, is retiring after a 12-year tenure as head of the “A” rated high school, one of the first high schools in New Orleans to open for families after the 2005 hurricanes and levee failures. 

With over 40 years working in education as a Special Education teacher and administrator, Mrs. Medley will leave a lasting impression on Warren Easton, her beloved students and staff, and Louisiana charter schools.  

Certified teachers, teachers working on their certification, and instructional support professionals seeking employment in a Louisiana charter school are invited to attend the 12th annual free GNOCCS Charter Schools Teacher Fair, Saturday, March 10, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Hynes Charter School Gym, 990 Harrison Ave., New Orleans, LA.

“Full and part-time positions are available for certified teachers and those who will be certified by May 2018,” said Greater New Orleans Collaborative of Charter Schools President Latoye Brown.

The Greater New Orleans Collaborative of Charter Schools (GNOCCS) invites you to come visit!  We’re proud of our schools and excited to get back to work.
 
Back to School Dates Date/Grades
 
Morris Jeff Community School (PK-9)    
August 7 (PK-9)
211 S. Lopez, NOLA 70119
(504) 373-6258
 
Benjamin Franklin High School (9-12)    
August 9 (9-12)
2001 Leon C. Simon Dr., NOLA 70122
(504) 286-2600            
 
Kenner Discovery Health Sciences (PK-10)
August 9 (1-8), August 21 (PK & K), September 5 (9-10)
2504 Maine Ave., Metairie, LA 70003
(504) 233-4720 
 
Young Audiences Charter School (K-7)
August 10 (1-7), August 15 (K)
1407 Virgil St, Gretna, LA 70053
(504) 304-6332
 
International High School of New Orleans (9-12)
August 10 (9th), August 11 (10), August 14 (11), August 15 (12)
727 Carondelet St., NOLA 70130
(504) 613-5703
 
New Orleans Charter Science and Mathematics
High School, Sci High (9-12)         
August 14 (9-12)
5625 Loyola Ave., NOLA 70115       
(504) 324-7061
 
Warren Easton Charter High School (9-12)    
August 14 (9-12)
3019 Canal St., NOLA 70119
(504) 324-7400
 
International School of Louisiana, ISL (K-8)    
August 14 (1-8), August 16 (K)
Dixon Campus (K-2nd):
4040 Eagle Street
New Orleans, LA 70118
(504) 654-1088
Uptown Campus (3rd-8th):                                        
1400 Camp St., NOLA 70130                                               
(504) 654-1088
Westbank Campus (K-5th):
502 Olivier St., NOLA 70114
(504) 274-4571
 
Lusher Charter (K-12)                    
August 14 (1-12), August 2 (K)
Elementary/Willow Campus (K-5):    
7315 Willow St., NOLA 70118                                  
(504) 862-5110
Middle/High School (6-12):
5624 Freret St., NOLA
(504) 304-3960
 
Audubon Charter School (PK-8)
August 16 (K-8), August 21 (PK4), August 23 (PK3)
Lower School (PK-3):                              
428 Broadway, NOLA 70122              
(504) 324-7100                                        
Upper School (4-8):
1111 Milan St., NOLA 70115
(504) 324-7110         
          
Hynes Charter School (PK-8)        
August 17 (1-6), August 18 (7 & 8), August 24 (PK & K)
990 Harrison Ave, NOLA 70124      
(504) 324-7160
 
The Greater New Orleans Collaborative of Charter Schools (GNOCCS) is a formal alliance of local public charter schools promoting educational excellence for all children and parental choice among high quality programs. The GNOCCS does this through supporting charter school leaders in their work; providing a voice for local charters in educational policy development; building capacity within charters; advocating for charter autonomy, accountability, & sustainability; collaborating and partnering among internal and external peer groups; and sharing information among schools & within the general community. For more information, go to: www.gnocollaborative.com.

The Greater New Orleans Collaborative of Charter Schools and its member charter schools do not discriminate in the rendering of services to, or regarding employment of, individuals because of race, color, religion, sex, gender, age, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other legally protected basis.