Warren Easton Charter High School, a “National Blue Ribbon,” A-rated school and the oldest public high school in Louisiana, is hosting an Open House for parents and prospective students in grades 9-12 for the 2016-17 academic year.
 
WHEN:     
Thursday, December 3, 2015
5:00 – 7:00 PM
 
WHERE:  
Warren Easton Charter High School
 3019 Canal Street
 New Orleans, LA

Warren Easton Charter High School is excited to announce their selection for the 2015-2016 Lenovo Scholar Network. The program, now in its second year, provides select NAF academies across the country with a comprehensive mobile application development curriculum, promoting critical thinking, team building and analytical skills needed to create the next generation of developers and innovators. Warren Easton is one of 20 NAF academies across the US selected to participate in the Lenovo Scholar Network during the 2015-2016 academic year, and the only school from Louisiana selected.

The Easton students involved in the program will participate in a project-based competition focused on designing and developing a mobile app and a business plan for taking the app to market.

After very careful review Warren Easton has elected to participate in the EnrollNOLA/OneApp process starting with the 2016-17 school year. This is a year earlier than mandated by OPSB. In doing so we immediately have the benefit of priority sibling enrollment and the official adoption of our academic pathways for Health Sciences, Engineering, and Law. Although our very successful internal open enrollment transparent lottery procedure for incoming 9th graders will be terminated, the lottery process embedded in EnrollNOLA/OneApp, although slightly different, will yield the same final selection results. For over 100 years we have proudly served the children of a diverse working class which includes our Mid-City community. We will continue to provide world class education for all children in our Easton family.

Warren Easton Charter High School student Markesha Favis was recently named the recipient of the 2014 Greater New Orleans Hotel Lodging Foundation Association Scholarship Award.

Markehsa was presented an $8,000 scholarship on May 7th by Mavis Early, Executive Director of GNOHLA, and Tod Chambers, General Manager of the The Roosevelt Hotel.

Markesha will continue her post-secondary education at the University of New Orleans, majoring in Hospitality (Hotel, Restaurant, and Tourism Administration).

Cotillion 2014

 

What:

The Warren Easton Charter High School Cotillion will be held this Saturday with special entertainment from DJ Chicken and feature the Warren Easton Winter Cotillion Court.

When:

Saturday, March 15, 2014

Winter Cotillion Ceremony

7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

 

Winter Cotillion Dance

9:00 pm – 12:00 am

Where:

Sheraton New Orleans

500 Canal St. New Orleans, LA 70130

WHAT:  In conjunction with its 100 year celebration, Warren Easton Charter High School is hosting its 5th Annual SAVE Week, a unique educational awareness event focusing on effective ways to prevent and reduce youth violence and bullying.   Warren Easton Charter High School and its Student Council will join the Student Council members of four Orleans Parish public schools for this year’s SAVE/No Place for Hate Challenge Day Program this Friday.
 
WHEN:  Friday, December 6, 8am-2:30pm
*Please call Coach Steve Costa at (504) 239-1931 or (504) 324-7417 or Warren Easton (504) 324-7400x9 if you would like to attend.
 
WHERE:  Warren Easton Charter High School, 3019 Canal Street, N.O., LA 70119  (In the Auditorium)
 
WHY:  As part of Easton's SAVE week, Easton is uniting several high schools in their efforts to address bullying by hosting an in-school violence prevention conference on the campaign’s “Challenge Day”.  Roundtable discussions among students will devise strategies and action plans to reduce youth violence and bullying throughout the year.