Information provided through this survey will help determine what resources the family has access to, what resources are near the family, and how to best assist them.
FCWCS-Technology for Continuous Learning – Need Assessment
Please click the link to complete this form.
form.jotform.com
Louisiana P-EBT Program
ALL students who attend FCWCS are eligible to participate in the Louisiana P-EBT program. All parents are encouraged to apply. Please take advantage of this great opportunity.
School District:
Community Leaders Advocating Student Success
School: Fannie C. Williams
Click here for the louisiana-p-ebt-information-and-application
Schedule Update
In an effort to better serve and protect the health of students, families, food service providers and staff at community feeding sites NOLA Public Schools’ and our partners are condensing the weekly schedule at the Citywide Feeding Program sites by providing multiple days of meals during specific daily time frames. NOLA-PS asks the business community for its support in ensuring that working families are allowed to leave work to pick up these meals to ensure they are able to benefit from this program. See updated schedule below:
Citywide Feeding Program – New Schedule:
-Every Monday we will provide meals for 2 days.
-Every Wednesday we will provide meals for 3 days.
-Moving forward Community Feeding sites will NOT be open on Tuesday, Thursday or Friday.
-Service Hours: remain the same, 9 am – 12 pm.
For locations and additional information regarding the operations of all NOLA Public Schools go to . . .
nolapublicschools.com
04/06/2020
New Orleans Public Schools Serving Breakfast & Lunch, M-F (9 am – 12 pm, unless otherwise noted)
Parents or caregivers can pick up meals on behalf of students in their household, students need not be present!
NOPS, charter schools, and other local agencies are providing breakfast and lunch during this period of school closures.
Anyone, 18 years of age are younger, is eligible to take part in the program. Parents or caregivers may pick up meals at a location closest to their home. Children do not need to be present to receive the meals.
Below is a list of about 43 Community Feeding Centers that begun the program on Monday, March 16th:
Sites beginning service on Tuesday, March 17th:
Sites beginning service on Wednesday, March 18th:
March 16, 2020|
I M P O R T A N T I N F O F R O M P R I N C I P A L/C E O
Mrs. Kelly S. Batiste
We are in unchartered times. I ask that everyone remain vigilant and safe during the next few weeks.
As you know, we were instructed by Governor Edwards that all schools would be closed beginning Monday, March 16, 2020. That gave the staff a few hours to pull together lessons that can keep our students learning for the first week or so–all this while maintaining their classes. Paraprofessionals reproduced take-home lessons (instructional packets) while teachers continued to teach. This was collaboration at its finest! Parents of absent students were informed and most came to the campus to pick up their scholars’ assignments. Thank you, parents.
Prepare for students to be out of school for at least four (4) weeks. This is being done to halt the spread of this deadly virus. It is imperative that our students not lose any educational gains they have made the three completed quarters of this academic year. Encourage, no insist, that they complete all assignments. Check your smart device daily to view any additional lessons that may have been sent. Students will be expected to bring the completed assignments back to school when we return, hopefully, Monday, April 13, 2020.
Please be aware that your child’s classroom teacher will be in contact with you through Class Dojo. They will provide additional educational resources as we access them. I will also use your e-mail address to provide you with the most up-to-date information as it comes from our board, C.L.A.S.S. and that of New Orleans Public Schools. Do we have your correct e-mail? Reach out for assistance if you need help or have questions. Updated e-mails or questions can be addressed to
info@fcwcs.org
I will answer this e-mail.
If you are in need of breakfast and lunch meals for your child(ren)–Monday through Friday–please see the post on this website for sites all over the city providing meals for children 18 years and under. Children do not have to be present. An adult may pick up meals for kids under their care. This is an update from my previous info sent regarding meals. May I suggest you visit the following websites for additional information:
•Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): cdc.gov/coronavirus
•City of New Orleans: ready.nola.gov
•NOLA Public Schools: nolapublicschools.com/coronavirus-updates
Stay safe.
Kelly S. Batiste, Principal/CEO
Fannie C. Williams Charter School
Please stress the importance of washing hands often in your home.
03/16/20
Our annual February Black History Program highlighted the arts, entrepreneurship and sports.
“Guest” appearances included our own versions of Trombone Shorty, Aretha Franklin, Cedric the Entertainer, Oprah Winfrey, Simone Biles, Barack and Michelle Obama, Misty Copeland, to name a few.
Each “guest” was accompanied by a short bio–why we acknowledge or celebrate the individual. Middle School students, under the direction of Dean Daigle and Ms. T. Batiste, were featured. Vocal music teacher, Ms. S. Jordan assisted our “Voices” in their vocal presentations.
Great way to cap off our month-long celebration!
