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Your corps experience

We partner with New Orleans charter management organizations to create equitable learning opportunities for all students and develop the city’s future leaders. AmeriCorps members support teachers and staff in delivering instruction that serves the development of the whole child and is responsive to the diverse needs of New Orleans youth.

AmeriCorps members are truly making an impact. A close-knit community with ample opportunities to develop meaningful personal and professional relationships, New Orleans is an ideal place to serve. By engaging students, families and community organizations, ��ɫ��Ƶ helps provide essential student support. Our partners rely on ��ɫ��Ƶ to add small group instruction, afterschool enrichment and daily attendance outreach to their schools.

Serving in New Orleans schools

Serve in a public school throughout the New Orleans area. In 2019, New Orleans became the first large school district in the United States in which all public schools are charter schools. While school accountability is centralized under the Orleans Parish School Board, each school has the authority to make staffing, scheduling and curriculum decisions that best suit their students.

Work with a committed and diverse group of 5 – 7 ��ɫ��Ƶ AmeriCorps members who share your passion for service and personal growth. Our teams are led by impact managers and team leaders who are dedicated to supporting AmeriCorps members throughout their year of service. All AmeriCorps members gather biweekly to build community, discover new teaching techniques and develop skills that will be useful during their year of service and beyond.

Community involvement

Create a positive climate of community engagement that ripples throughout New Orleans. Some AmeriCorps members choose to create community engagement by designing, planning and hosting unique community events such as community food fairs or schoolwide recycling initiatives. Other AmeriCorps members participate in local community service projects such as sorting Mardi Gras beads with ARC of Greater New Orleans or participating in wetland restoration with the Lower Ninth Ward Center for Sustainable Engagement & Development.