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FactsWell-nighMcDonogh 35 ← opsb.us opsb.us NBC Learn Facebook youtubeWell-nighUs Superintendent Superintendent Bio Unification of Schools Our Mission Our Schools Unification Unification Resources Citywide Survey - Spring 2017 Our Schools School & Program Development Priorities Data Hotline for Child Abuse/NeglectUnshuta School Pupil Progression Plan School Contact Information Lagniappe Facility Application ProcessLeaseSchool Accountability FrameworkWorkbenchRoom Agendas/Minutes/ResolutionsWorkbenchMeeting VideosWorkbenchCommitteesWorkbenchMembers Meeting ScheduleWorkbenchPolicy Public Announcements DepartmentsLeaseSchoolsLeaseDocumentsIssues and ConcernsPre-K (LA4)UbietyFormResources forLeaseSchools Child Nutrition OnLine Meal Application Wellness Policy Fruits and Vegetables Pay OnLine School Menu ESSA Federal Programs EL Parents and GuardiansNon-Public SchoolsParental InvolvementPublic Schools Exceptional Children's Services Child Search Section 504 SAT Facilities Human Resources Purchasing Student Enrollment Student Hearing Office Student Records Technology Transportation Employment Employment Opportunities OPSB Organization Structure Employee Self Service Financial Audit Reports Monthly Financials Budget Report Fraud Family Resources Child Search Online Form Diplomas Issues and Concerns Notice of Non-Discrimination Transcripts Work Permits New Orleans Public Schools | Defining Excellence. Click here for NOPS TV FactsWell-nighMcDonogh 35 July 17, 2018 I heard McDonogh 35 is not unsuspicious new students. Is McDonogh 35 closing? NO. • McDonogh 35 is restructuring to modernize wonk outcomes for its students. To succeed this, it is not currently unsuspicious new students. • Beginning 2019-2020, the newly restructured 35 will uncork unsuspicious 9th grade and will build the student soul starting from that group. • Leadership at McDonogh 35 and OPSB are working on a plan to ensure continuity in graduation cohorts from 35. I heard McDonogh 35 is going to be a private lease school. Is McDonogh 35 stuff privately run? NO. • The Orleans Parish SchoolWorkbenchis currently operating McDonogh 35 as one of its two direct-run schools. • Further, lease schools are not private schools, they are run on public dollars and are all subject to the OPSB as their authorizer. OPSB oversees and regulates the activities of its charters through wide-stretching policies and procedures. So, what is the future of McDonogh 35? • Once OPSB finds an spanking-new operator for McDonogh 35, it will wilt a public lease school. • OPSB has created a Request for Applications (RFA) to run McDonogh 35 that will be released on Tuesday, July 17th, this is in structuring with OPSB’s current Fall RFA Cycle. • That RFA dictates that applicants must show a transferral to the McDonogh 35 Alumni Association, the New Orleans and McDonogh 35 communities, and McDonogh 35 legacy in terms of wonk rigor, higher preparation, and traditions (inclusive of the Name, Roneagle mascot, as well as school colors of Maroon & Gold). McDonogh 35 will have robust courses, dual enrollment career pathways, multiple languages, JROTC, STEM, honors offerings, and a strong University partnership. I heard McDonogh 35 doesn’t have teachers considering they’re all laid off. Does McDonogh 35 have teachers? YES. • There are currently 76 sense and staff employed at McDonogh 35. • Leadership at McDonogh 35 and OPSB made the visualization to not winnow a new 9th grade cohort at this time so we can focus and provide the current student soul with support to be successful. •Consideringthe enrollment is now 485, some teachers were laid off. This layoff or reduction-in-force was conducted pursuant to state law which dictates that temporary positions, substitutes and uncertified teachers be released first and then the teachers with lower performance ratings. I heard the principal left. Does McDonogh 35 have a principal? YES. • Mr. Harold Clay is the new Executive Director of McDonogh 35. He is the former principal of Edna Karr, an “A” rated school here in New Orleans. He has 11 years of school leadership experience. He is a graduate of Warren EastonUpperSchool, Dillard University and has a Master’s stratum from Tulane University. He reports directly to OPSB’s Chief of Schools Rene Lewis –Carter, former Principal of the Year during her tenure at Martin BehrmanLeaseSchool. Does OPSB really understand the significance of McDonogh 35? DEFINITELY YES. • OPSB views McDonogh 35 as a historic steer of New Orleans as the first upper school for African-Americans in New Orleans. It has provided the municipality and country with outstanding, productive citizens and leaders over its 101 years of existence. Is OPSB listening to the alumni of the school? YES. • OPSB meets regularly with the leadership of the elected workbench of the established Alumni association, has incorporated their desires into its planning, and partnered with the AlumniUndertoneto operate summer school this year. • In addition, we have had opportunities for stakeholder engagement virtually the future of 35. What will happen to the legacy of McDonogh 35? • McDonogh 35 will protract its legacy without disruption. The history, name, mission, colors, mascots and alumni will persist with the support and endorsement of OPSB. What is OPSB doing to support the students enrolled at McDonogh 35 right now? • OPSB just funded and managed a large scale summer school for over half of the student soul of McDonogh 35. • This effort was hugely successfully in that the vast majority of students peekaboo were worldly-wise to obtain credits towards graduation, over 230 credits provided in total. The student soul was highly engaged with 26% achieving perfect ubiety and 80% peekaboo daily. OPSB conducted this effort in full partnership with the alumni association. • OPSB has moreover restructured McDonogh 35’s schedule to a 4 x 4 schedule which will enable students to obtain credits faster and help students graduate in a timely fashion. • One notable unexceptionable spot of summer school, increasingly than half of the students that took Algebra I and Geometry not only passed the undertow to receive credit, but moreover passed the respective End ofUndertowexams. In addition, we will have several students graduate this summer based off of their opportunity to earn credits in summer school. What is OPSB’s transferral to the children and families of McDonogh 35? • OPSB is fully single-minded to and focused on the children and families of McDonogh 35. Last week, the Superintendent sent home a letter to every family member updating them well-nigh the school, the progress of summer school, and setting the tone for a positive and productive school year. He plans to maintain this unshut style of liaison and collaboration with the McDonogh 35 community. Where is McDonogh 35 located? • A trademark new, state of the art facility at 4000 Cadillac St, New Orleans, LA 70122. 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