2023-24 School Year Enrollment: 3,258 3rd grade students welcomed in Orleans Parish schools

2023-24 School Year Enrollment: 3,258 3rd grade students welcomed in Orleans Parish schools
Dr. Jenna Chiasson Deputy Superintendent of Teaching and Learning at Louisiana Department of Education — LinkedIn
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There were 3,258 third grade students enrolled in Orleans Parish schools in the 2023-24 school year, 1.9% less than the previous year, according to the Louisiana Department of Education.

Lusher Charter School welcomed the most third grade students in the parish.

Within Orleans Parish schools, the most students were found in ninth grade classes, while sixth grade classes were the smallest.

Statewide, Orleans Parish ranked third highest in enrollment numbers, the same as the year before.

According to a 2023 Scholaroo study, Louisiana’s education system ranked 49th in the U.S., only ahead of Arizona. The state ranked poorly in key metrics such as school quality, student achievement, and student safety.

Orleans Parish Enrollment by Grade – Yearly Comparison

Enrollment by Grade in Orleans Parish Schools for 2023-24 School Year
School name Number of 3rd Grade Students Enrolled % of Student Body Total Enrollment
Lusher Charter School 139 6.8% 2,058
International School of Louisiana 121 11.3% 1,069
Morris Jeff Community School 114 7.9% 1,447
KIPP Morial 107 10.9% 979
Bricolage Academy 106 11.1% 957
Audubon Charter School 103 11.2% 916
KIPP East Community 103 10.8% 955
KIPP Leadership 94 10.4% 904
Homer Plessy Community School 94 12.5% 753
Dorothy Height Charter School 91 10.6% 858
Harriet Tubman Charter School 91 10.1% 897
Phillis Wheatley Community School 87 10.8% 806
Arthur Ashe Charter School 87 11.4% 765
Benjamin Franklin Elementary Math and Science 84 11.7% 716
Martin Behrman Charter Academy of Creative Arts & Science 84 10.2% 826
Langston Hughes Charter Academy 83 10.6% 785
KIPP Believe 82 11.1% 736
Edward Hynes Charter School – Lakeview 81 11.3% 717
KIPP Central City 80 9.4% 854
Einstein Charter School at Village De L’Est 76 18.4% 412
Dr. Martin Luther King Charter School for Science Tech 76 9.3% 816
Mary Bethune Elementary Literature/Technology 75 10.6% 709
Alice M. Harte Elementary Charter School 75 10.3% 730
Lake Forest Elementary Charter School 73 11.2% 652
Lycee Francais De La Nouvelle-Orleans 73 7.8% 938
Dwight D. Eisenhower Charter School 68 11.1% 611
Renew Schaumburg Elementary School 67 10.1% 661
Einstein Charter at Sherwood Forest 66 17.9% 368
Wilson Charter School 62 10.2% 610
Renew Scitech Academy at Laurel 61 7.3% 834
Samuel J. Green Charter School 61 11.1% 552
Renew Dolores T. Aaron Elementary School 59 8.4% 705
McDonogh 42 Charter School 58 9.4% 617
Esperanza Charter School 55 10.2% 540
Hynes Parkview 55 11% 500
Audubon Charter School – Gentilly 52 12.7% 408
Fannie C. Williams Charter School 51 11.2% 457
Yacs at Lawrence D. Crocker 46 9.9% 464
Elan Academy Charter School 45 11.4% 394
Robert Russa Moton Charter School 44 11.8% 372
Lafayette Academy Charter School 44 8.9% 496
Success Preparatory Academy 44 9.8% 450
Noble Minds 21 13.2% 159
Foundation Preparatory Academy 20 9.8% 205


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