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We prepare all scholars for college success.
⚓️Abramson |🔥Reed |🐏Carver
🐝Cohen |🐬Collegiate Baton Rouge
🧡Opportunities Academy
💜Next Level Nola

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To My Senior,

1st day of your LAST year🥹🥹🥹omgg yall ima cry randomly everyday until May 21st😭😭😭this shxt is really crazy bro. for real tho this is the same baby i had to bring to Walker with me in my senior year of high school,its so nostalgic for me. i kno this last year is about to be a rollercoaster of emotions but i'm here for every second of this ride,passenger seat,ride by your side every step of the way❣️ #year4of4🎓#senioryear👩🏽‍🎓#c/o2027❤️💙💛 #lastLAP🏃🏾‍♀️#OlympianYear💪🏾🔥

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Junior year starts now! 💚🐝 Ms. Levy and members of the Class of 2028 are ready to welcome our juniors back for another year of growth, leadership, and unforgettable memories at Walter L. Cohen High School.

Let’s make this year count, Juniors! 📚✨
#WalterLCohen #TheNest #ClassOf2028 #JuniorYear #CohenPride

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Next Level Nola fellows tour their new home at Dillard University. Welcoming the 2026-27 cohort today was a joy! @collegiateacademies

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First day magic at Abramson Sci Academy! 🌟

The energy, the smiles, and the excitement of day 1 did not disappoint. NOLA-PS Superintendent Dr. Fateama Fulmore was on site to welcome students back and kick off the 2026-27 school year in a big way with some good news on our local news. Stay tuned for more there.

Shoutout to Collegiate Academies and Principal Sasha Myers for setting the tone from to start us off strong. Here’s to an incredible year ahead! 🔥🎓

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Class of 2030 has officially joined the Ramily! Thank you for bringing the enthusiasm, can’t wait to have you back tomorrow. 10th graders you’re up next! 💚🧡📓

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🚨 Officer Nippie’s Parent Safety Corner 🚨

📱 Parents, let’s talk about the apps our children are using.

As a School Resource Officer, one of my priorities is helping families keep our youth safe—not just in school, but online too. Technology is constantly evolving, and many of the apps our children use to communicate, play games, and socialize can also expose them to strangers, cyberbullying, inappropriate content, and online predators if we’re not paying attention.

The goal isn’t to create fear—it’s to create awareness.

Take a few minutes to:
✅ Know what apps are on your child’s device.
✅ Review their privacy settings.
✅ Have open, judgment-free conversations about online safety.
✅ Encourage your child to come to you if something online makes them uncomfortable.

Remember, the most powerful parental control isn’t an app—it’s your relationship with your child.

💙 Let’s work together to educate, protect, and empower our youth.

If you have questions about internet safety or would like Officer Nippie to speak to your school, organization, feel free to reach out.

Talk. Monitor. Protect.

#OfficerNippie #SchoolResourceOfficer #InternetSafety #ParentAwareness #DigitalSafety

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We are proud to celebrate Leena Jain '27 and Ron'Jae Lindsey '27, who were recently recognized by @nolacitycouncil and Councilman @eugenejgreenjr for their selection to attend the America's Youth AI Festival and Leadership Fellowship at MIT this July.

Leena will represent Franklin alongside Ron'Jae of @wearecarver as Louisiana's student delegates. Together, they will join students from across the country to help shape the national conversation around the future of artificial intelligence in K-12 education.

We are incredibly proud of Leena for earning this prestigious opportunity and for representing Franklin, New Orleans, and Louisiana on the national stage.

Congratulations, Leena and Ron’Jae! We can't wait to see the impact you'll make.

Photo (left to right): TOP ROW Davis Zaunbrecher (AI), Stacy Martin (Collegiate Academies), Suma Jain (Leena’s mom), BOTTOM ROW Ron’Jae Lindsey '27 (George Washington Carver High School), Leena Jain '27 (Benjamin Franklin High School)

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Today is our first official day as a part of the @collegiateacademies family plus more updates.

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We're excited for Day 2 of the National Charter School Conference! This afternoon, NSNO CEO Dana Peterson will moderate a conversation with our city's education leaders, Dr. Fateama Fulmore, Jerel Bryant, and Tanya Bryant, CPA, for New Orleans: Values, Policies, and Collaboration that Accelerates Outcomes for Kids.

The panel will explore the progress New Orleans students have made, the conditions that have helped make that progress possible, and the work still ahead to ensure all students, particularly those who have historically been furthest from opportunity, can thrive.

We’re especially proud to host this conversation here at home and share lessons from New Orleans with leaders from across the country.

📍 The Great Hall at the Convention Center
⏰ 4:00–5:00 p.m.

#NCSC26 #NewOrleans #StudentOutcomes #Collaboration #PublicEducation

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We are so proud of our Next Level Nola graduates! These Ram alums graduated with free college credits and clear pathway to continued college success. Dilia Chic Tiquiram was honored with the Purpose award and Shiyla Howard was honored with the Community award. We are so excited for what you do next.

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As I look at this photo, I see more than graduation programs. I see stories of perseverance, resilience, determination, and hope.

By the grace of God, I was blessed to attend 25 graduation ceremonies this season. Each program represents a scholar who overcame obstacles, a family who made sacrifices, educators who poured into students, and communities that rallied around young people to help them reach this milestone.

As your proud representative of District 4 on the Orleans Parish School Board, I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to serve and witness these life-changing moments firsthand. From traditional high schools to alternative pathways, from first-generation graduates to scholars earning millions in scholarships, every ceremony reminded me that success comes in many forms and every student deserves to be celebrated.

I want to extend my sincere gratitude to the CMO leaders, CEOs, principals, teachers, counselors, support staff, and school communities who worked tirelessly to get these students across the finish line. Your commitment and dedication are making a difference in the lives of our children every single day.

To the families, friends, mentors, and community members, thank you for your unwavering support, encouragement, and love. It truly takes a village.

It felt good to share some of these special moments alongside my fellow board members: Mrs. Leila Eames, Mrs. Gabriela Biro, Mr. Olin Parker, Ms. Katherine Baudouin, Mr. Carlos Zervigon and Mr. Nolan Marshall Jr., Superintendent of NOLA-PS Dr. Fateama Fulmore, Deputy Superintendent Dr. Jawan Brown-Alexander, and so many community leaders who believe in the power of public education.

Most importantly, congratulations to the Class of 2026! Your future is bright, your possibilities are endless, and your community is cheering you on every step of the way.

25 graduations. Countless memories. Infinite pride.

2026 Graduation Season is official

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Carver scholar Ron’Jae Lindsey and @benfranklin_hs scholar L. Jain have been selected to represent the entire state of Louisiana in the Student Senate at the 2026 America’s Youth AI Festival.

Hosted by @mit and the Edward M. Kennedy Institute, the festival will take place in Boston, Massachusetts, from July 17-19, 2026. As Student Senate delegates, Ron’Jae and L. Jain will join students from across the nation to debate, develop, and draft recommendations on K-12 artificial intelligence policy and the responsible use of AI in schools.

Their selection is a tremendous honor that reflects their leadership, academic excellence, and commitment to shaping the future of education. It is also a proud moment for their schools, the City of New Orleans, and the State of Louisiana, as these outstanding young leaders bring student voices from our community to a national conversation on one of the most important issues facing education today.

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