KNOS, JFK ANNOUNCES ELPHEAGE AS NEW HEAD FOOTBALL COACH
John F. Kennedy High School, a KIPP New Orleans school, proudly announces Lynaris Elpheage as the new Head Football Coach.
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BTW Graduate Ja'Juan Refuge, FDHS/BARD Graduation featured in NOLA.com Articles
KNOS, JFK ANNOUNCES ’00 ALUM WILFRED “BIRD” ANTOINE AS NEW ATHLETIC DIRECTOR, BASKETBALL COACH
John F. Kennedy High School (JFK), officially part of the KIPP New Orleans Schools’ (KNOS) network on July 1st, proudly announces Wilfred Antoine as the new JFK Athletic Director, Basketball Coach.
FDHS Principal Pierre-Floyd Featured in Gambit
KNOS, JFK Announce Poree as JFK Football Head Coach
John F. Kennedy High School (JFK), officially part of the KIPP New Orleans Schools’ (KNOS) network on July 1st, proudly announces Albert J. Poree as the new JFK Head Football Coach.
JFK Joins KIPP New Orleans Schools
Hey family, check out this awesome video of John F. Kennedy High School welcomed to the KNOS family!
2020 Zulu King, Characters Visits Booker T. Washington High School
New Orleans (February 13, 2020) – 2020 Zulu Social Aid & Pleasure Club (Zulu) King-Elect Brian Sims, Zulu Queen-Select Dr. Chanda Macias, Zulu Big Shot Christopher Wyre and Zulu members visited Booker T. Washington High School (BTW) to speak with students about the organization’s history and impact locally & nationally.
KIPP Central City Primary Teacher Katie Hurley Wins KIPP Harriett Ball Excellence in Teaching Award
NEW ORLEANS (August 28, 2019) – Today, KIPP New Orleans Schools (KNOS) highlights KIPP Central City Primary (KCCP) Teacher Katie Hurley. During the 2019 KIPP School Summit, she received the Harriett Ball Excellence in Teaching Award.
KNOS Celebrates Name Restoration of Frederick A. Douglass High School, Booker T. Washington High School Returns to Original Lions’ Den
NEW ORLEANS (August 9, 2019) – This week, KIPP New Orleans Schools (KNOS) celebrated the official name restoration of two of New Orleans’ most iconic high schools, Booker T. Washington High School (BTW) and Frederick A. Douglass High School (FDHS).