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OneApp Participating Schools 2018-2019 Main Round Demand

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What school demand means for families:

School demand represents how many families are interested in attending a school, compared to the number of available seats at that school. If a school is “high demand,”

the number of applicants exceeds the number of open seats, meaning not every applicant will get in. If you’re considering high demand schools, also consider schools that

can accommodate most applicants. Listing more options doesn’t impact your likelihood of getting into your higher-ranked schools. If you only list schools that receive

more applicants than there are seats, your child may not receive an assignment.

OneApp demand was previously presented with the EnrollNOLA Annual Report, available on EnrollNOLA.org. You can see prior years’ demand information by

reviewing the Annual Reports on EnrollNOLA.org. Demand in your child’s grade can predict your likelihood of assignment.

School demand glossary:

Open Seats for New Applicants: Number of seats open for new students.

Total Demand: Total number of applicants who listed the school on their Main Round OneApp, regardless of how the school was ranked.

Match Rate: Percentage of applicants who were assigned to a school. Match rate only includes students whom OneApp attempted to assign. OneApp does not attempt to

assign students who are ineligible, or are matched to a higher-ranked choice on their OneApp. This is why a school can have more total demand than open seats, but

still have a 100% match rate. Example: Johnny listed Alligator School as his #1 choice, and Crawfish School as his #2. OneApp is able to match Johnny to Alligator School.

While Johnny is included in the total demand for both Alligator and Crawfish School, he is only included in the match rate for Alligator School. OneApp did not attempt

to match Johnny to Crawfish School, since Johnny was placed at his #1 choice, so he is not included in Crawfish School’s match rate.


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Why View Demand by Grade? The number of seats open to new applicants is dependent on the number of continuing students in that grade. For that reason, entry-

level grades have more available seats than mid-level grades, and therefore have a higher match rate. For example: 9th grade has a higher match rate than 10th grade,

because in 9th grade there are no continuing students the school must account for and accommodate.

Demand levels:

Our highest demand schools have many more applicants than they have open seats. The lower the match rate, the higher the demand. If a school has a Match Rate less

than 25%, that means they have 4 or more applicants for every 1 seat, or at least 4 times as many applicants as open seats. Even a 50% match rate means that the school

received twice as many applications as there were open seats.

Use the tables below to consider the demand of your preferred schools. There is always a chance that your child may not receive an assignment, depending on the number

of applicants for the schools of your choice. However, selecting some schools with high Match Rates (80% or higher) among your choices will give your child the best

chance of being assigned to a school of your choice.

Contents

Pages 4-7 ………………………………………………………. AKILI – ESPERANZA (School Names Beginning with A-E)

Pages 8-10 ……………………………………………………… FANNIE C. WILLIAMS – JOSEPH A. CRAIG (School Names Beginning with F-J)

Pages 11-13 …………………………………………………….. KIPP BELIEVE – NOBLE MINDS (School Names Beginning with K-O)

Pages 14-16 …………………………………………………….. PAUL HABANS – WILLIAM J. FISCHER (School Names Beginning with P-Z)


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AKILI - ESPERANZA

School Name Grade Open Seats for New Applicants Total Demand Match Rate

Akili Academy of New Orleans K 35 131 100%

1 - 8 111 190 92%

Alice Harte Elementary School K 45 405 28%

1 - 8 3 1278 0%

Andrew H. Wilson Charter School K 45 120 100%

1 - 8 91 257 46%

ARISE Academy K 60 98 100%

1 - 8 143 94 100%

Audubon Charter School French K 13 275 15%

1 - 8 81 167 65%

Audubon Charter School Montessori K 33 393 28%

1 - 8 35 589 34%

Audubon Gentilly K 45 483 22%

1 - 8 90 202 64%

Benjamin Franklin Elementary K 64 617 28%


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Benjamin Franklin Elementary 1 - 8 87 1414 10%

Benjamin Franklin Elementary: Gifted & Talented K 4 156 100%

1 - 8 56 300 100%

Bricolage Academy K 90 576 33%

1 - 8 21 521 7%

CA: Abramson Sci Academy 9 175 836 77%

10 - 12 25 118 52%

CA: G.W. Carver High School 9 226 615 100%

10 - 12 87 69 100%

CA: Livingston Collegiate Academy 9 175 705 98%

10 - 12 24 69 80%

CA: Rosenwald Collegiate Academy 9 230 371 100%

Crescent Leadership Academy Accelerated 9 19 75 100%

10 - 12 72 16 100%

Crocker College Prep K 23 84 100%

1 - 8 66 152 79%

Cypress Academy K 58 212 81%


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Cypress Academy 1 - 8 57 104 77%

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Charter School

K 36 154 100%

1 - 8 48 244 47%

9 172 383 100%

10 - 12 253 65 100%

Dwight D. Eisenhower Academy of Global Studies K 65 84 100%

1 - 8 103 162 91%

E. P. Harney Spirit of Excellence Academy K 65 72 100%

1 - 8 207 144 100%

Edna Karr High School 9 285 2525 26%

10 - 12 17 403 6%

Edward Hynes Charter School K 54 755 13%

1 - 8 14 1312 1%

Edward Hynes French Immersion K 15 294 10%

1 - 8 9 105 21%

Einstein Charter High School at Sarah Towles Reed 9 179 283 100%

10 - 12 206 34 100%


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Einstein Charter Middle School at Sarah Towles Reed 1 - 8 310 131 100%

Einstein Charter School at Sherwood Forest K 53 115 100%

1 - 8 229 116 100%

Einstein Charter School at Village De L'est K 57 69 100%

1 - 8 167 48 100%

Élan Academy K 60 43 100%

1 - 8 59 27 100%

Eleanor McMain Secondary School 9 232 1235 70%

10 - 12 69 182 81%

Encore Academy K 24 91 100%

1 - 8 66 165 92%

Esperanza Charter School K 60 129 100%

1 - 8 17 248 17%


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FANNIE C. WILLIAMS – JOSEPH A. CRAIG


Fannie C. Williams Charter School K 62 112 100%

1 - 8 123 301 51%

FirstLine Schools: Arthur Ashe Charter School K 106 153 100%

1 - 8 80 414 38%

FirstLine Schools: Langston Hughes Academy K 71 92 100%

1 - 8 140 216 78%

FirstLine Schools: Phillis Wheatley Community School K 74 101 100%

1 - 8 173 170 96%

FirstLine Schools: Samuel J Green Charter School K 53 84 100%

1 - 8 123 174 73%

Foundation Preparatory Academy K 60 64 100%

1 - 8 27 22 63%

Harriet Tubman Charter School K 110 105 100%


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Harriet Tubman Charter School 1 - 8 368 178 100%

Homer A. Plessy Community School K 24 64 100%

1 - 8 65 54 73%

International High School 9 132 695 86%

10 - 12 93 119 85%

International School of Louisiana: Camp Street Campus (French) 1 - 8 6 83 100%

International School of Louisiana: Camp Street Campus (Spanish) 1 - 8 0 121 0%

International School of Louisiana: Eagle St Campus (French) K 75 337 49%

1 - 8 22 69 73%

International School of Louisiana: Eagle St Campus (Spanish) K 75 424 34%

1 - 8 4 104 8%

International School of Louisiana: Olivier Street Campus (Spanish) K 75 253 51%

1 - 8 9 108 21%

James M. Singleton Charter School K 9 65 90%

1 - 8 72 96 100%

JCFA - Algiers Campus 1 - 8 3 4 100%

9 25 42 100%


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JCFA - Algiers Campus 10 - 12 47 12 100%

John F. Kennedy High School at Lake Area 9 230 551 100%

10 - 12 89 71 100%

Joseph A. Craig Charter School K 35 42 100%

1 - 8 350 45 100%


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KIPP BELIEVE – NOBLE MINDS


KIPP Believe K 92 141 100%

1 - 8 62 178 29%

KIPP Booker T. Washington High School 9 147 601 94%

10 - 12 48 65 100%

KIPP Central City K 120 166 100%

1 - 8 101 323 47%

KIPP East Community K 120 167 100%

1 - 8 129 60 100%

KIPP Leadership K 120 113 100%

1 - 8 114 160 70%

KIPP Morial (McDonogh 15) K 120 146 100%

1 - 8 133 272 65%

KIPP Renaissance High School 9 203 956 64%

10 - 12 45 130 79%


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L. B. Landry - O. Perry Walker College and Career Prep High School 9 248 663 100%

10 - 12 260 113 100%

Lafayette Academy Charter School: Carrollton Campus K 54 169 100%

1 - 8 77 382 40%

Lafayette Extension @ Paul L. Dunbar K 56 29 100%

1 - 8 518 57 100%

Lycee Francais de la Nouvelle-Orleans (LFNO) K 107 418 48%

1 - 8 66 96 78%

Martin Behrman Charter School Academy of Creative Arts and Sciences K 40 126 100%

1 - 8 28 309 20%

Mary Bethune Elementary Literature/Technology K 14 216 18%

1 - 8 9 586 3%

Mary D. Coghill Elementary School K 65 65 100%

1 - 8 93 122 81%

McDonogh #32 Literacy Charter School K 30 30 100%

1 - 8 177 35 100%

McDonogh #42 Elementary Charter School K 41 57 100%


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McDonogh #42 Elementary Charter School 1 - 8 152 73 100%

Medard H. Nelson Charter School K 13 50 100%

1 - 8 46 56 92%

Mildred Osborne Charter School K 62 69 100%

1 - 8 160 83 100%

Morris Jeff Community School

K 19 277 21%

1 - 8 19 565 6%

9 58 290 100%

10 - 12 14 26 100%

New Harmony High 9 60 124 100%

New Orleans Charter Science and Math High School (Sci High) 9 164 847 67%

10 - 12 41 148 52%

New Orleans Military and Maritime Academy

1 - 8 125 123 100%

9 212 477 100%

10 - 12 15 107 33%

Noble Minds Institute for Whole Child Learning K 45 33 100%

1 - 8 110 10 -


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PAUL HABANS – WILLIAM J. FISCHER


Paul Habans Charter School K 22 62 100%

1 - 8 109 110 94%

Pierre A. Capdau Charter School K 56 69 100%

1 - 8 98 106 95%

ReNEW Accelerated High School 9 200 83 100%

10 - 12 363 23 100%

ReNEW Cultural Arts Academy K 28 35 100%

1 - 8 261 66 100%

ReNEW Dolores T. Aaron Elementary K 72 76 100%

1 - 8 173 116 100%

ReNEW Schaumburg Elementary K 71 61 100%

1 - 8 344 93 100%

ReNEW SciTech Academy

K 88 61 100%

1 - 8 562 125 100%


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Robert Russa Moton Charter School K 20 67 91%

1 - 8 74 180 72%

Rooted School 9 75 139 100%

10 - 12 13 9 100%

Sophie B. Wright Charter School 9 174 772 100%

10 - 12 109 120 100%

Success Preparatory Academy K 44 61 100%

1 - 8 59 72 75%

The NET Charter High School: Central City 9 60 41 100%

10 - 12 71 12 100%

The NET Charter High School: Gentilly 9 74 90 100%

10 - 12 121 27 100%

Walter L. Cohen College Prep 9 175 297 100%

10 - 12 105 43 100%

Warren Easton Focus Program: Engineering, Law, Health, Sciences 9 81 741 24%

Warren Easton High School 9 185 2278 15%

10 - 12 35 536 9%

William J. Fischer Accelerated Academy K 61 46 100%

1 - 8 339 45 100%

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