KEY DATES:

Applications Due

March 15th NotificationLetters Mailed

Week of April 15th 2013-14 ApplicationReleased

Week of Jan. 14th

• Page 9: Fill out the Student Application Form on page 9 to tell us that your child Plans to Return to his / her current school.

• Page 10: Tell us about your child’s siblings.

• Pages 2-5: Learn about the process.

• Pages 6-8: See if you’re eligible to participate in the Louisiana Scholarship Program and apply to attend a non-public school.

• Page 9: List the schools you want your child to attend, in rank order.

• Page 10: Tell us about your child’s siblings.

You can use the forms in this packet to...

www.enrollnola.org

Main Round Application

How OneApp Works

One Application• Check a box for your child to stay in his / her

current school or apply to up to 8 different schools, including non-public schools participating in the Louisiana Scholarship Program (see page 6).

• Students who are applying to different schools will be able to list up to 8 schools in order of preference.

• Clear and transparent priorities determine which students have priority for each school.

• The process is NOT “first-come, first-served.” All applications will be considered at the same time.

• Students who are applying to different schools will receive one match, to their highest choice school that has available seats.

OneApp ensures that every child in our city has equal access to an excellent education.

List Schools by Preference

Clear Priorities

One Timeline

One Single, Best Offer

• The Recovery School District does not consider a student’s disability when assigning students to schools. Students with disabilities and English language learners may apply and be matched to any participating school.

• The Orleans Parish School Board (OPSB) reserves the right to assign a student with disabilities to a school site other than those school choices selected by the parent/legal guardian. The school assignment shall take into account parent choice and shall be consistent with the parent’s and child’s rights under applicable federal and state law and regulations pertaining to students with disabilities as well as consistent with OPSB’s rights and obligations under those legal mandates.

• Some non-public schools participating in the Louisiana Scholarship Program may offer additional special education services. Please check with the school(s) of your choice before listing it on your child’s application to ensure it is able to meet your child’s needs.

Next Steps…

List Schools by Preference

www.rsdenrollment.org | www.enrollnola.org | www.nops.k12.la.us

There are four Family Resource Centers, open weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.:

•Gentilly: Mary D. Coghill Elementary School, 4617 Mirabeau Street•Westbank:

− L.B. Landry High School, 1200 L.B. Landry Avenue− OPSB Central Office, 3520 General DeGaulle Drive, Suite 1050

•Uptown: Crocker Arts & Technology School, 2300 General Taylor Street

Urban League Free Schools ExpoFebruary 16 from 10am – 2pm at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome

OneApp Kindergarten FairFebruary 28 from 6pm – 8pm at Mary D. Coghill Elementary School (4617 Mirabeau Street)

OneApp Middle School FairMarch 6 from 6-8pm at KIPP Central City Academy (2514 Third Street)

OneApp High School FairFebruary 20 from 6-8pm at Lake Area New Tech High School (6026 Paris Avenue)