McNair Campus Edition
(8th - 11th Grade)
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Dear Lycée Families,
I am pleased to announce the appointment of Kim Conner-Davis as the interim principal of the Lower School Campus of Lycée Français de la Nouvelle-Orléans. In July, Mrs. Conner-Davis joined the team as the assistant principal of the Lower School Campus. She comes to Lycée Français as an experienced, multi-area certified classroom educator and school leader of 20 years. Her areas of expertise include science, math, ELA, ESL, 504, special education, student discipline, RTI, Title I, and testing. She has been a member of national and statewide educational standards committees, school steering committees, local school councils, and neighborhood improvement committees throughout several schools and residential districts in Louisiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin. She has won numerous awards in science education and presented at several local and national science and technology conferences.
As a native of Southern Louisiana and the daughter of an elementary school principal and teacher, Mrs. Conner-Davis has a strong French and educational heritage. Therefore, she not only believes but lives Lycée Français’s mission. When commenting on her appointment, she remarked, “I look forward to an amazing opportunity where my passion, dedication, and experience in educating diverse groups of students can help inspire and support the French teaching and learning process—ensuring that every child has an exceptional academic experience.”
I am thrilled that Mrs. Conner-Davis has accepted the interim principal position, and I am confident that her solid educational background, teaching experiences, and leadership expertise are an excellent match for Lycée Français. Please join me in extending a warm welcome to Kim Conner-Davis as the interim principal of the Lower School Campus of Lycée Français de la Nouvelle-Orléans.
Danielle Dufauchard
Interim CEO / Lower School Principal
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Support following Hurricane IDA:
We are aware that many families have been impacted by the Hurricane. If you think your child was affected by the event and you would like some follow up support, please reach out to our school counselor, Laura Stryjewsky - [email protected].
We have also included a link below to some resources for families and children that are specifically geared toward mental health and coping after a natural disaster. LINK to resources. Please do not hesitate to reach out with any needs that you may have during this difficult time.
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Amis Du Lycée Update
I hope that you and your family are well. I would like to share an update on the Alfred C. Priestley building renovation and restoration project following Hurricane Ida.
John Vollman, our Priestley project manager and liaison who is also a parent at Lycée Français, is happy to report that there doesn't appear to be any significant damage to Priestley from Ida. The job site is open and slowly coming back to life. The historic oak trees on the school grounds suffered minimal damage with only a few branches down.
Thank you for your support of Lycée Français de la Nouvelle-Orléans and the Room to Grow Capital Campaign.
With kind regards,
Anne Normann
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Routine COVID Testing
Please note, there is no testing for Johnson & McNair Campuses due to students being in virtual instruction mode.
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IMMUNIZATIONS
Parents, please check that ALL immunizations are up to date for your student(s).
A special reminder to:
11th graders for 16 year old boosters.
For convenience, see the link for the GNO Mobile Immunization Bus schedule or check with your child’s pediatrician.
Please send updated records to:
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College & Career Department Newsletter | Click Here
RECORDING: NEXT ACADEMIC CAFE: LFNO, A UNIQUE FRENCH-AMERICAN PUBLIC
SCHOOL IN NORTH AMERICA
This session was an overview of Academics at LFNO and the main implications of being both a Louisianan charter school and a school accredited by the French Ministry of Education. If you were not able to make the event, watch the recording here.
Virtual Instruction Reminders & Support:
- Johnson and McNair Campus students will be virtual through Thursday, Sept. 23.
- No school for students as Friday, Sept. 24 remains a CODOFIL professional development for teachers.
- Students should please be on time, dressed appropriately and prepared for their classes.
- The first class starts at 8:15 each day (unless students have a study hall on their schedule)
- If you need assistance with retrieving your student’s usernames and passwords, you may contact your student’s teacher directly for this information.
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If you received the login information but are still unable to login or are having other technical difficulties, please email Josh Methot, a member of the Lycee IT team, at [email protected]. If you are in need of a Chromebook, please contact Ben Bruhnke, the Dean of Student Culture, at [email protected].
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Emergency Communications System Test - 9.24.21 at 6:30 PM
Please note there will be a test of the emergency communications system on Friday, Sept. 24 at 6:30 PM; this test includes a text, email, and robocall. A follow-up message will be sent after the test to collect or update contact information.
Download the App to get push notifications | Click Here
Signing up for Être:
Board & Committee News:
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September Menus
Grab-N-Go Menu (Mon. 9.20 - Fri. 9.24)
- Johnson Campus - From 11:00 Am until 2:00 PM.
- Turkey and Cheese wrap w/Quickles
- Roasted Chicken Garden Salad, cucumbers, boiled eggs, tomatoes (Chicken can be cold you can slice/dice it)
- Egg Salad sandwiches on hamburger bun w/Carrot sticks, ranch
- Chicken Salad on greens w, shred carrots and dinner roll
- Turkey Sandwich on WG bread, dressed, celery sticks
2021 2022 COVID-19 School Year Procedures & Operational Guidelines | Click Here
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LFNO Board of Directors Virtual Meeting at 6:00 PM
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CODOFIL Professional Development Day
no school for students
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