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Warrior News
Fannie C. Williams
Charter School
May 2021✐Volume 14, No. 7
11755 Dwyer Road✐New Orleans, LA 70128
fcwcs.org
They’ve come to the end of the road at the of the FCW Drive Through Celebration.
Fannie! Members of the 8th Grade Class of That’s Brian (above), an emotional Chorpetch
2021 have had one unusual year. We couldn’t (I feel ‘ya), Lataijah’s on the top of the world,
let them leave without some type of celebration. and Kevon displaying his Silverback back pack.
How do we do in during a pandemic. Year Two On to high school Warriors. Love ‘ya!
FCWCS’s Class of 2025 Jarreau, Amyrie Ms. V. Kiamco, Teacher Johnson, Keron
Mrs. K. Batiste Principal Jeffersonm Lataijah London, Kamryn Johprakone, Chorpetch
Mrs. T. Daigle, Dean Lacayo, Shaina Ms. N. Marigny, Teacher Jordan, Kevon
Landry, Kia Armstrong, Michael Leslie, Genayia
Ms. N. Arthur , Teacher Mercadel, Ny’Lah Baham, Geor’nae Martin, Aaniya
Brooks, Shamila Perkins, Amari Brindis-Portillo, Natalie Norwood, Dakarai
Crawford, Donnell Salvant, Calvin Brown, Donald Rivera, Cheryl
Dainkeh, My’Sha Sanchez, Bryant Brown, Vernell Turner, Brian
Edwards, Simmuel Sawyer, Janiyah Butler, Autumn Valentin, Marilyn
Gaines, Ahmad Smith, Kiara DeJesus, Patricia Washington, Simeon
Goffner, Ashai Smith, Kyra Garner, Keyondre Wilkens, Be’Jionne
Hall, Devin Wallace, Corrie Gobernado, Mi’Netra Williams, Darvale
Hill, Ke’Myra Williams, Courtney Gonsalez, Carolin Williams, Kaliyah
Jackson, Breiana Williams, Jermaine Holliday, Ashton
James, Lonnie Horace, Akiem
Visit our website: fcwcs.org Warrior News May 2021
Highlights from this issue of WN Leila Robinson, Educator 6 Upcoming Campus Events 2021-2022
Class of 2021 On to 9th Grade 1, 3 Counselor’s Corner 7 1st Semester 2021
Class of 2033 On to 1st Grade 4 Current Pupil Registration 8 June 1-24 Academic & Enrichment
Nurse Robichaux, Mental Health 5 NOPS Plans for 2021-22 8 Summer Program (by Invitation
2021-22 School Uniforms 5 4th Quarter Honor Roll 9 Only, Current Pre-K, Kindergarten,
First, Second, & 5th Graders)
Monday-Thursday, 8 am - 1 pm
FCWCS New Student
Registration has begun! July 19 1st Day for Administration/
Registration Hours May 21, 2021 Leadership Team
Dear Parents/Guardians July 22 New Staff Orientation
MONDAY - THURSDAY
July 26 1st Day for Staff
8:30 am - 1 pm
My message to you last year this time
spoke of how we missed our students. Aug. 9 1st Day for Students (1-8)
Option 1: Complete Registration via Aug. 16 1st Day Students (Pre-K, Kdg.)
email. FCWCS will email you the We were just wrapping up two months
with no physical contact with students! Aug. 27 Professional Development for
registration packet. You will print the Staff, NO SCHOOL for Students
registration packet, complete the packet
and add ALL required documentation. Well, we have just concluded an entire
school year conducting school in Sept. 6 Labor Day—NO SCHOOL for
You can drop it off or email the Students & Staff
completed packet back to FCWCS during person and virtually. What a
difference one year makes. I am Sept. 24 Professional Development for
registration hours (8:30 am - 1 pm). Teachers (NO SCHOOL for
Email Registration to: hoping—no praying—that next year
this time we will have beat COVID-19 Students)
enrollment@fcwcs.org.
and we will be concluding a more
traditional school year. Oct. 7-12 Fall Break (NO SCHOOL for
Option 2: Complete Registration at Staff & Students)
FCWCS. You will come to FCW and
pick up the registration packet. Return the I know you realize how hard the
faculty and staff worked this year. This Nov. 22-26 Thanksgiving Break (NO
completed packet to the school. ALL SCHOOL, Staff and Students)
required documentation MUST be was a year that educators and students
submitted with the registration for it to be will be speaking and writing about for
decades to come. My staff has Dec. 20-31 Holiday Break (NO SCHOOL,
complete. Staff and Students)
attempted to make this year as
*The school WILL NOT make copies “normal” as possible for the children
you have so graciously entrusted to us. 2nd Semester 2022
of documents. Please include ALL January 3 Professional Development Day
required documents with registration or Thank you parents and thank you
FCWCS staff! (NO SCHOOL for Students)
registration will not be accepted. January 17 MLK, Jr. Day (NO SCHOOL
To say this was an eventful year would for Staff & Students)
REQUIRED Documentation:
*Birth Certificate be an understatement. I know you
have had your difficulties too, but you February 25 PD Day (NO SCHOOL for
*Immunization Records Students)
*Parent/Guardian Identification have “soldiered on” always praying for
the best. February 28 Mardi Gras Break
*Test Scores/Last Report Card (NO SCHOOL for Staff &
* 2 Residency Documents to provide you Students)
live in Orleans Parish (Entergy Bill, Keep our Warriors safe and sound
rental lease, property tax notice, cable these summer weeks, until they return
to us in August. The proposed March 1-4 Mardi Gras Break (NO
Upcoming School Calendar is on the SCHOOL for Staff & Students)
Need to call the school? Our right. School is scheduled to begin March 25 PD Day (NO SCHOOL for
phone number is for the 2021-2022 school year on Students)
August 9th. Students are to be
504.373.6228 attired in full school uniform. April 14-19 Spring Break (NO SCHOOL
for Staff & Students)
Mrs. G. Johnson is our school’s administrative Whenever there is additional info to
assistant and will probably be the lady pleasantly share with you, we will use the school’s May 20 Last Day for Students
answering your questions! website and Class DoJo. May 24 Last Day for Staff
May 27 Last Day for Administration/
Let’s remain FANNIE STRONG, Leadership Team
SAFE and POSITIVE! ###
-Kelly S. Batiste, Principal/CEO Please retain this calendar
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Warrior News May 2021
Class of 2025 Info Longevity Award (Students who
8th Grade Class of 2021 arrived on our campus as Pre-K students in
2011-2012)
Number in Class 1. Vernell Brown
50 2. Simmuel Edwards
3. Keyondre Garner
Top 10 Scholars 4. Ashai Goffner
Class Valedictorian 5. Ke’Myra Hill
1. Mi’Netra Gobernado 6. Kevon Jordan
7. Genayia Leslie
Class Salutatorian 8. Amari Perkins
2. Shaina Lacayo 9. Simeon Washington
10. Courtney Williams
3. Donald Brown
4. Brian Turner The Class of 2021 is off to High
5. Shamila Brooks School in August! They have been
6. Kiara Smith accepted at 15 area high schools.
7. Kyra Smith Where are they headed?
8. Natalie Brindis-Portillo
9. Ke’myra Hill High School #
10. Genayia Leslie CA: Livingston Collegiate 7
McDonogh #35 6
G. W. Carver 4
Eleanor McMain 4
CA: Abramson Sci Academy 4
Living School 3
Warren Easton 2
John F. Kennedy 2
Eleanor McMain 1
Edna Karr 1
Booker T. Washington 1
Sarah T. Reed 1
Sophie B. Wright 1
Martin L. King, Jr. 1
St. Katherine Drexel Prep 1
All photos were taken Friday, May 14th during our
8th Grade Drive Through Celebration! Thanks to all -3-
who participated!
Warrior News May 2021
Drive-Through Kindergarten Celebration Class of 2033 Ms. S. Vigne, Teacher
Fri., May 14th Kindergarten Scholars 2021 Bailey, Charles
Number in Class Barnes, Kyle
54 Davis, Mariyah
Flores, Ashley
Ms. Rae Harrell, Teacher Guerrero, Janiah
Blue, Floyd Hopkins, Kyree
Burns, Willow Johnson, Shyla
Coleman, Jaydn Jones, Karter
Coleman, Kayce Lewis, Jakeem
Crawford, Mi’Kiya Lewis, Seveyn
Day, Tyreke Nero, Avion
Diaz, Raul Oliver, Chayce
Evans, Mackinsey Ottallah, Khaleel
Finister, Egypt Pineda, Jade
Gobernado, Miguel Rochez, Genesis
Gomez, Sheldon Ross, Klaycie
Howard, Melo Simmons, Zyren
Kelley, Patrick Surtain, Elaya
LeBlanc, Jeurney Tardy, Brayden
Lopez, Jonathan Taylor, Jer’Toya
Matthews, Clarence Triggs, Que
Parquet, Cornasia Veal, Ti’Moore
Payne, Jayden Washington, Jamahl
Quinn, Kali White, Andrew
Sanders, Savyon Wilson, Burnell
Simmons, Noel Wilson, Jacob
Solomon, Legacy
Steward, Karlie
Taylor, Dominick
Tennesse, Lawryell
Thompson, Lateriana
White, Willow
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Warrior News May 2021
from the desk of
Nurse Robichaux, R.N., B.S.N
This column is based on one dated from the WN of May 2019. Now
more than ever, it is needed. Take care of yourself.
Summer is a great time to have your child’s medical
needs addressed: dental, doctor, and immunizations*!
Did you know May is MENTAL HEALTH
AWARENESS MONTH? SINCE 1949, Mental Health
Awareness Month has been observed in the USA during
May.
Everybody deserves to be happy, but during this troubling
time, it may seem to be easier said than done. We have all
probably had “our moments,” times when we felt
overwhelmed and overly emotional about life. Believe me, Be a parent in the know! Stay on top of your child’s
you are not alone. academics and attendance by accessing JPAMS
(the electronic roll book).
The organization known as Boys Town is providing a free
eBook that you might find helpful. Go their website Check for your child’s last report card for the year at
(boystown.org) and explore the HOME PAGE for what you
can do to help yourself and a child that maybe having https://services.edgear.net/progress
difficulty. Please make self-care and mental health the
number 1 thing to take care of this year.
School Uniforms, NO EXPRESS @ 3141 Gentilly
*COVID-19 Immunization is available for everyone 12 and over. Change for 2021-2020 Blvd. YOUNG
Walgreen’s, CVS, your doctor, and other sites are available. More Principal Batiste has FASHIONS @ 5700
than 2/3’s of the FCWCS Staff have been vaccinated. What about informed the WN that the Crowder Blvd. is a good
you? ### current uniform will remain option for bottoms—skirts,
unchanged for the next pants, jumpers and grey
academic year. Parents can slacks for boys.
Where can you get review the school’s website,
listing the official plaid (No. All blouses and shirts should
vaccinated? 88) for females and grey have the school’s logo on
pants for males. the left side.
Visit the website for
the state of All students are required to The school’s business office
Louisiana that has follow the uniform policy, will continue to carry the
appearing the first day durable black sweatshirt
everything you need with the school’s logo on
(August 9, Grades 1-8;
to know . . . August 16, Pre-K & Kdg.) in the front. Money Orders
full uniform. and cash will be accepted
ldh.la.gov The entire uniform
for payment. Call the school
or see the website for any
(sweaters, blouses and shirts additional information
with school emblem, etc.) needed. ###
can be purchased at LOGO
Don’t forget to buy fruit this summer!
Help your child to stay healthy! -5-
Warrior News May 2021
Who’s in the Classroom?
Faculty Members to Know
This column is the third in a series of the educators who man the classrooms of FCWCS . . .
Leila S. Robinson, 1st Grade Paraprofessional
Our Ms. Robinson has a teaching career that spans over four decades. We call
that a “seasoned” educator. You can tell by her demeanor that she has spent
years honing her craft. Her days are spent at FCW as a paraprofessional but her
career in education began as a 1st grade and kindergarten classroom teacher.
Ms. Robinson’s career began at neighboring Mildred Osborne Elementary. In
1983, she moved to McDonogh #32 in Algiers as a Kindergarten teacher and
later a Pre-K teacher. During this time, Ms. Rob worked to write a quality
curriculum, find creative and modern techniques to engage her students,
mentored new teachers, and opened her classroom for observation to other
interested educators. In 1997, she was awarded Teacher of the Year for her
many years of dedication and advocacy for quality education. Her career at
McDonogh #32 ended in 2005 with Hurricane Katrina.
After Katrina, she was employed again in the charter school system at Martin
Behrman Charter School in Algiers. She retired in 2015.
In the Fall of 2017, Ms. Robinson accepted a paraprofessional position in first
grade at Fannie C. Williams Charter School. You will find her floating from the
rooms of Ms. Theard and Mrs. Bercy effortlessly. During the 2018-2019 school
year, her co-workers at Fannie noted her talents and named her Staff Member
of the Year!
What makes a good teacher/paraprofessional? You only have to watch Ms.
Robinson in action to know the answer to that question! She’s patient, engaging,
a great collaborator, a great listener, adaptable, and empathic toward all the little
ones she helps. It is obvious her goal is to create a community of learners that
are being nurtured to grow in a positive and fun environment. The two 1st
grade teachers she assist—Theard and Bercy—I am sure have learned a thing or
two from this veteran educator. We can also add to her list of attributes that she
shares her best practices honed during those four decades.
A native of Natchez, Mississippi, Ms. Robinson holds a B.A. in Elementary
Education from Xavier University and a Master’s in Curriculum & Instruction
from the University of New Orleans. Her inspiration came from her mother,
who was an educator and encouraged the path into the career that has shaped
her adult life. Ms. Robinson review “sight” words with a virtual student
on May 12th. Commandeering the little used Teacher’s
When not encouraging our first graders to grow, Ms. Robinson enjoys Lounge, Rob and her Chromebook check the child at
gardening, reading and traveling with her family. home ability to read the words that every first grade needs
to know to become a successful reader. Notice the last
Thank you “Rob” for all you do at Fannie C. You’re a gem! picture, the girl at home did a great job as she said the
words with confidence, bringing that infectious smile to her
### “teacher’s” face.
The in uence of a good teacher can
never be erased. –Author Unknown -6-
fl
This CC marks the last column from Ms. Batiste-Leal. See bottom of this page for the reason why.
Warrior News May 2021
Summertime: Ready or Not, Here It Comes: some more? As adults, we forget that we can and should still
play, especially with our children. The longer days of
The Summer season evokes different images and feelings for summer almost beg us to get outdoors and be together.
each of us – parents and kids. Some of us look forward to
Even if you are not the type to ride a bike or play ball with
the warmer weather and change in schedules. Others may
your children, challenge yourself to find a way to “let go”
wish we could skip right to September.
and “go play!” Resources and ideas are available in local
Our culture tells us that summer “should” include bookstores, online, or better yet, from your kids!!
combinations of the following:
Laugh
Fun, family time, leisure, sun, rest, camp, travel, swimming,
Remember to laugh! Many times, we can lighten up a
picnics, reading, beach, smiles, etc.
situation with humor when we are tempted to “lose it.” A
But the daily reality of summer may look more like: positive sense of humor helps us to keep things in
perspective and works as an antidote to the drudgery, feeling
Work, juggling, boredom, time apart, moving, expenses, of endlessness, and conflict that can arise during the long
stress, sweating, change, more of the usual, conflict, days of summer.
decisions, etc.
WARNING: A healthy family is one that is able to
Perhaps your picture of summer contains elements from laugh with one another and not at one another. Become
both lists, plus others. As the summer approaches, how can aware of the difference between fun and positive laughter
we meet all of our desires for the summer, while at the same verses ridicule or sarcasm that can be hurtful. Unless all
time cope with all of the realities? parties find the joking to be funny, the comments may have
crossed the line into the hurtful.
Summer Survival Tips
It may help, as a parent, to try to employ some of the Watch for Stress
following summer survival strategies. Be alert for symptoms of stress in your family. As summer
unfolds, observe behavior. Are family members feeling
Time Together harried, short tempered, distracted, tense? Are your earlier
expectations about summer not meshing with the day- to-
Plan shared time together as a family. Whether it is a week-
day reality? Step back and ask yourself, “What’s happening
long family vacation or a weekend picnic at a nearby park,
here and how can we get ourselves under control?”
time away from the everyday stresses of home and work can
be used as valuable time to unite your family.
WARNING: It can take time for some children and adults
Feeling connected to something beyond themselves lets to adapt to a change in patterns or a lack of routine.
children know they belong. It is one of the conditions
necessary for a child to develop a positive sense of self- A Parting Thought
esteem. There is no one “right recipe” for summer. Despite what the
Play culture or media may “decide” for us, each of us as parents
and as a family need to figure out what works best for us.
Recognize the need to play! Remember summers as a child
when it seemed like all you did was play and swim and play by Pam Nicholson, MSW, Certified Parenting Educator
###
UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN!
I would like to say a big THANK YOU to the Fannie C. With that, I would like to say, “Until We Meet Again!” I will not
Williams family. As a collective group, you all make up the be here in the building with you next year, but I will be here in
essence of how the school culture vibes through the building spirit and FCW will always be in my thoughts. The good news is
day in and day out. I’m honored that I worked along such a I won’t be too far away—I will be down the street at the Living
great and hard working group of people. You are doing some School, but I’m always just a phone call away. Please be well, be
of the hardest work in our community and have welcomed me safe, and be kind to yourself,
with open hearts and open minds. Ms. Vanessa Batiste-Leal, School Counselor, Site Coordinator ###
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Warrior News May 2021
May 21, 2021 2021-2022 Return Student Registration Information
Public school students will be returning to the This form was sent home, did you return it? Virtual students parents
classrooms in-person this fall, according to can come to the main office and receive a copy to fill out and return
New Orleans Public Schools Superintendent (visitors are still not allowed in the building, however).
Henderson Lewis, Jr.
We’re hoping ALL our Warriors return next year . . .
The school met last night and voted that the 80 We are saving a seat for your child for the 2021-2022 school
charter schools will be holding classes in the session! You will need to complete a two page document
traditional setting of the classroom for all grade and supply proof of residency (2) for Orleans Parish.
levels. Remote or virtual learning will only be Examples of proof are:
offered for special circumstances due to health • Utility bill
issues or if students are ordered to quarantine. • Rental or Lease Document
• Property Tax Notice
NOPS educates 45,000 students. At the close of • Sewerage & Water Board
this school year (May 21), about 20-30% of • Cox Communications Bill
elementary and middle school scholars were still
in the virtual mode of learning. About 50% of We cannot make copies, so please come with copies we can
high schoolers were being educated remotely. keep. A complete registration will have you providing the
above proof of residency (2) and current ID for yourself
Warrior parents should prepare to send their (Driver’s Lic or State ID).
scholar to campus in August, in complete
uniform with mask daily. Vaccines are available Remember, if you fill a OneApp to request another school,
for students 12 and over. your seat at FCWCS will considered vacant and may be given
### to another student, even if you change your mind or don’t
receive the placement you were seeking.
Who needs OneApp?
You should submit OneApp if your child is:
–NEW to New Orleans or new to public education;
–Seeking to transfer from their current school to a new
school for the 2021-2022 school year;
–A transitional student, which means their current
school does not offer their expected grade next year (ALL
FCWCS 8th graders advancing to 9th grade (high school)
should have completed a OneApp months ago. Those not
completing this task will be assigned a school by OneApp!
Additional information can be obtained by calling
504.373.6228 (ask for Mrs. B. Lewis) or e-mail Mrs. Lewis at
enrollment@fcwcs.org
###
Scenes from Mrs. H. Grey’s 2nd grade class
(above, left)—in person and virtual students
participating. Extraordinary measures for extra
ordinary times. Great job students and teacher.
Middle school artists, London, Todd and
Damon with “flowers” for mom for Mother’s
Day. Lesson taught by our talented librarian/
art teacher, Mrs. K. Leblanc. Parents/Guardians . . .
Don’t forget to register your
child for next year. We are
holding a seat for your Warrior!
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Warrior News May 2021
4th Quarter “B” Honor Roll
Principal’s Honor Roll 3.4-3.0 GPA
4.0 GPA Madison Alexander 2
Name Grade Adrianna Alvarado 2
Aminata Diallo 2 Donté Brown 2
Oumou Diallo 7 Haven Brown 3
Da’Rion Hall 7 Kendrick Burnett 1
Drake Hall 1 Emily Castillo 2
Carla Peralta 2 Cash Causey 1 Campus Sightings@11755 Dwyer Rd.
Jostin Portillo 3 Abriel Cole 1 It’s been one heck of a year!
Bryce Sanders 7 Deshawné Cornelius 7
Melo Scott 1 Sanai Durel 7
My’ree Smith 2 Mariah Edwards 6
Sanah Tucker 1 Lyrick Falkins 7
Ludi Vasquez-Garcia 5 Allan Garcia 1
Pilar Velasquez 1 Jamyra Garrison 3
Aaliyah Williams 2 Jayci Gatlin 1
Kody Harris 1
“A” Honor Roll Terrell Jackson 4
3.9-3.5 GPA Terry Jackson 2
Phayla Britt 1 Carnel Johnson 7
Rayne Conley 3 Giavonni Jones 5
Laquira Cornelius 1 Makata Keeling 1
Rouguiatou Diallo 4 Samuel Lara 1
Sevyn Dixon 2 Noah LeBlanc 1
Jihad Dunams 1 Kiyah Martin 4
Sanaé Durel 1 Destiny Matthews 4
Eboni Guidry 2 Mason Miller 1
Eddie Johnson 1 Ja’Quellian Mitchell 4
Kiersten Jones 5 Terrion Moffett 5
Hayden Luckett 1 Jeremy Murchison 3
Malik Martin 7 Ah’Moid Martin 3
Chance McKnight 1 Syren Page 2
Carl Reed 7 Dash Powell 2
Joli Reed 1 Genesis Ramirez 2
Aaron Rivera 1 Na’siyan Reynolds 1
Layla Roussell 1 Imany Roches 7
Kyrin Salvant 1 Mekai Rooks 3
Jamal Sigue 4 Byron Smith 2
Nicholas Simmons 1 Lacey Stigler 6
Kanigh Wells 7 Brian Tardy 1
Jordyn White 3 Bradley Toledano 5
Irvin Vasquez-Garcia 4
Jozzae Vaughn 6
There’s always something interesting Shealyn Washington 5
happening at the Fannie . . . Jaden Williams 7
Malajah Williams 1
That’s Dean Sisco (right) under that Zael Zapata 6
mask;
Ms. Smith’s Computer Lit class
conducting research, Lacey, Maci, and
Joy (top right);
In-school sub Mrs. Brown with small
group instruction in math;
That’s an unusual gift but practical -9-
Mrs. Hodges–soap!
Warrior News May 2021
Our bus service is provided by Mission Statement of
B & L Transportation. Fannie C. Williams Charter School
Our school culture teaches
Our busses this year are marked that ALL Warriors are:
The mission of Fannie C. Williams School is to achieve
C.L.A.S.S. (Community Leaders PROMPT, POLITE, the highest academic success through collaboration of
Advocating for Student PREPARED, and staff, parents, and community. ###
Success). Ms. Sisco will field PRODUCTIVE! We call
questions regarding any these the 4Ps!!! H E L P may only be a phone call
Please encourage this away! Reach out if you need it . . . YWCA Rape Crisis Hotline
transportation concerns @ 504-483-8888
504.444.1063. ### behavior at your home!
Always dial 9-1-1 if any of these
numbers cannot be reached Quality of Life Issues (City of
immediately in an emergency! New Orleans) 3-1-1
Warrior News Useful websites and contact
Non-emergency NOPD
Assistance
504-821-222
est. 2007 numbers during COVID-19
Fannie C. Williams Charter School pandemic
cdc.gov/COVID19 National Domestic Violence
11755 Dwyer Road
louisiana.gov Are you in a domestic violence
New Orleans, LA 70128
ready.nola.gov situation?
504.373.6228
nolapublicschools.com the hotline.org/help
Fax #:245.2796
Hotline 1-800-799-7233
www.fcwcs.org
Fire, Police, Ambulance, City of 1-8007873224 (TTY)
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monthly (sometimes bi-monthly) during the academic school year by the Faculty
& Staff of the school, under the
District E Councilwoman National Suicide Prevention
auspices of
cyndi.nguyen@nola.gov Lifeline
Community Leaders Advocating Student Success
504.415.4905 Are you suicidal, professional
Duane Stelly, President
counselors here waiting to talk?
Board Members - Al Edwards, Brenda Flint-Minor,
Local Child/Elder Abuse 1-800-273-8255, 24/7 (all day, every
Debra Dean, Anthony LaPierre, Shannon London, Donnyette Love, & Emily
Hotline day at all times the phones are
Roubion
504-680-9000 manned)
Kelly S. Batiste, CEO/Principal
National Child Abuse Hotline National Drug Helpline
Terry M. Smith, Photographer & Editor
Children, parents, and anyone Are you struggling with substance
FCWCS Faculty & Staff, Contributors
concerned about the well-being of abuse or an addition involving
a child should call this number, drug or alcohol issues?
1-888-633-6239
Have you moved or changed your e-mail, home address or phone available 24/7!
1-800-422-4453
number? Update your contact information to receive your child’s ###
grades, surveys from the principal, this newsletter, bus info, and
other important information about our school community! Questions or Concerns?
Contact Data Manager B. Lewis at I’ve got the answers (or can find them out)!
info@fcwcs.org
enrollment@fcwcs.org —Mrs. K. Batiste
Principal/CEO
Campus Sightings @ 11755 Dwyer Rd.
Hey, is that Principal Kelly Batiste behind that FCWCS
mask? Yep, it sure is!
Check out the t-shirt! She’s wishing students a
HAPPY LAST DAY OF SCHOOL
She also wants you to take care of yourselves and have
a great summer. See you
Monday, August 9 (Grades 1-8)
Monday, August 16 (Pre-K and Kindergarten)
—The WN Staff
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