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NOLA Public Schools is accepting applications for membership on the Special Education Advisory Council (SEAC). This council will meet monthly to provide advice and recommendations regarding special education policies, procedures, and resources. The council will also engage in outreach activities to the community at large to increase the level of knowledge, support, and collaboration with respect to special education. 

 

Members are being sought from the following stakeholder groups:

  • Parents or legal guardians of students with disabilities enrolled in NOLA Public Schools
  • A high school student with an Exceptionality enrolled in NOLA Public Schools
  • A representative from an entity that serves students with disabilities or their families
  • Special Education Stakeholders

If you are interested in becoming a member of the NOLA Public Schools’ Special Education Advisory Council, please complete our online application at: https://tinyurl.com/SEAC2024-2025

If you require a paper application, please contact our Exceptional Children’s Services Team via email at ecs@nolapublicschools.com or via telephone at 504-304-4988.

 

Applications are due by November 8, 2024.

As our community of schools grows and changes, NOLA Public Schools is committed to adapting in ways that best support our students. In this spirit, we will be updating the funding formula for schools, known as the District Level Funding Allocation (DFLA), to reflect the latest student demographics and educational needs ahead of the 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 school years. This is a regular process that can occur every two years and must be approved by the Orleans Parish School Board. We will provide several opportunities for public engagement, and we welcome suggestions, comments and questions from our community throughout this process. Please revisit nolapublicschools.com in the future for more information.

NOLA Public Schools is accepting applications for membership on the Special Education Advisory Council (SEAC). This council meets monthly to provide advice and recommendations regarding special education policies, procedures, and resources. The council also engages in outreach activities to the community at large to increase the level of knowledge, support, and collaboration with respect to special education. The Special Education Advisory Council is seeking two (2) teachers, paraeducators, or principals to serve on the council.

 

If you are interested in becoming a member of the NOLA Public Schools' Special Education Advisory Council, please complete our online application at: https://forms.office.com/r/U0yJpCUfj7

If you require a paper application, please contact our Exceptional Children's Services Team via email at ecs@nolapublicschools.com or via telephone at 504-304-4988.

Applications are due by Friday, September 23, 2022.

NOLA Public Schools, in collaboration with community partners, recently launched a web-based resource guide designed to assist students with disabilities transitioning into life after their high school careers. The resource guide is a virtual substitute for NOLA-PS’ third annual NOLA-PS Transition Resource Fair, which had to be canceled this year due to the COVID-19 public health crisis
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504-522-HELP
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