Lafayette Academy Charter School

School address information is accurate as of the 2019-2020 school year.   

Grades PK-K Campus

2727 S Carrollton Ave
New Orleans, LA 70118

Phone: 504-861-9767
School Hours: Contact School for More Information
Geographic Area: Bayou St. John
Geographic Zone: 4

Grades 1-8 Campus

2727 South Carrollton Ave.
New Orleans, LA 70118

School Hours: Contact school for more information
Geographic Area: Uptown
Geographic Zone: 4

Grades Served This Year: PK4 - 8th
Grades Served Next Year: PK4 - 8th

http://www.lafayetteacademyno.org/

School Leadership

Principal: Jasmine Jones (Pre-K - 5th) Tia Robertson (6th - 8th)
Board Chair: Allison Mills
Charter Organization: Community Academies of New Orleans
Authorizer: OPSB

Mission Statement / Programmatic Model:
Lafayette Academy prepares its students for success in a college preparatory high school in an atmosphere that challenges and supports each student to achieve his or her highest potential.

School Performance

Most New Orleans public schools are charter schools, public schools governed by non-profit boards. Each board is given a contract to operate their charter school for a number of years. When the contract is up for renewal, the Orleans Parish School Board or Louisiana Department of Education uses school performance to determine if the contract should be renewed. If the school hasn’t demonstrated acceptable performance, it may close at the end of the school year, or be taken over by a new non-profit board. 

Below we display school performance information.  Due to COVID-19, It is important to note that this performance information reflects student performance data gathered during the 2018 school year.  We encourage you to use all of the information available on this page and by contacting the school to learn more about how the school can meet your family’s needs.

Letter Grade: F
SPS: 47.9
Renewal Year: 2023-2024
School Finder Page: School Report Card for Lafayette Academy Charter School

Admissions

How to apply, who is eligible to attend, and what factors determine which students are assigned. For more info on priorities and how OneApp works, click here.

Application Process: OneApp
Applications Due: 01/29/2021

Lafayette Academy Charter School

Grade(s) PK4

Eligibility: Orleans Parish residents who meet income requirements and/or have a current IEP and who will turn 4 years old by September 30 of the year school begins
Priority: Applicants with an IEP, siblings of continuing students, children of current school staff, applicants who reside within a half-mile of the school for up to 25% of available seats, applicants who reside in ZIP code(s) 70115, 70118, 70125 for up to 25% of available seats, all other applicants

Grade(s) K-4

Eligibility: Orleans Parish residents
Priority: Siblings of continuing students, applicants who reside within a half-mile of the school for up to 25% of available seats, applicants who reside in ZIP code(s) 70115, 70118, 70125 for up to 25% of available seats, all other applicants

Grade(s) 5-8

Eligibility: Orleans Parish residents
Priority: Siblings of continuing students, applicants who reside within a half-mile of the school for up to 25% of available seats, applicants who reside in ZIP code(s) 70116, 70117 for up to 25% of available seats, all other applicants

School Features

Highlighted program offerings, transportation details, and other provided services.

Transportation: Yes
Before Care: No
After Care: Yes
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes

Features & Programs:
Gifted and Talented, small group instruction, tutoring, family involvement, computer literacy, Algebra I, Debate team, Make Music Nola- strings program, Honor Roll

Jumpstart Pathways:
Jumpstart is only offered for programs with grades 9-12

Team Sports / After School Activities:
Community Partnerships Club Sports: baseball, basketball, cheerleading, football, outdoor track & field, soccer, softball, volleyball

Language Support:
Interpretation Available: upon request in Spanish | Translation Available: part-time in Spanish

Student Support Services:
Community Partnerships

Special Education Model:
Inclusion, resource and self-contained classrooms