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Current Service Learning Projects 2025-2026
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Project Summary
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2025-2026
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Schools60
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Ready-to-Gos87
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Homegrown21
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Total108
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Parish, StateSchoolProject TitleDescriptionSubjects
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Jefferson, LAAcademy of Our Lady High SchoolHomegrown: Bringing Joy to EldersStudents learn about the needs of the elderly at Our Lady of Wisdom and prepare activities to provide companionship and assistance to the eldersReligious Studies
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Orleans, LAAndrew Wilson CharterRTG: M.E.S.S. LabStudents study the concept of "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle” and participate in a paint recycling project.Math, English, Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LAAndrew Wilson CharterRTG: LSU Coastal RootsStudents learn about coastal erosion and contribute to defense and restoration projects.STEM
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Jefferson, LAArchbishop Chapelle High SchoolRTG: LSU Coastal RootsStudents learn about coastal erosion and contribute to defense and restoration projects.Science, Social Studies
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Jefferson, LAArchbishop Chapelle High SchoolRTG: LOOP NOLAStudents study the concept of "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle” and participate in a paint recycling project.Science, Social Studies
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Jefferson, LAArchbishop Chapelle High SchoolRTG: Woodlands ConservancyStudents will learn the part that forested wetlands play in storm mitigation and will be planting native trees in a designated restoration area.Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LABenjamin Franklin Elementary SchoolRTG: Understanding HomelessnessStudents will receive instruction about homelessness and household budgeting before selecting one of the following service actions: donation drive or multipurpose cleaning product creation. Math, Financial Literacy, Social Studies
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Orleans, LABenjamin Franklin Elementary SchoolRTG: M.E.S.S. LabStudents study the concept of "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle” and participate in a paint recycling project.Math, English, Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LABenjamin Franklin Elementary School RTG: Woodlands ConservancyStudents will learn the part that forested wetlands play in storm mitigation and will be planting native trees in a designated restoration area.Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LABenjamin Franklin Middle SchoolRTG: Woodlands ConservancyStudents will learn the part that forested wetlands play in storm mitigation and will be planting native trees in a designated restoration area.Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LABenjamin Franklin Middle SchoolRTG: Coalition to Restore Coastal LouisianaStudents will learn about the Louisiana coastal land loss crisis while aiding in restoration efforts by bagging oyster shells into mesh bags in preparation for reef construction.Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LABenjamin Franklin Middle School RTG: M.E.S.S. LabStudents study the concept of "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle” and participate in a paint recycling project.Math, English, Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LABenjamin Franklin Middle School RTG: LOOP NOLAStudents study the concept of "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle” and participate in a paint recycling project.Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LABishop McManus AcademyRTG: Coalition to Restore Coastal LouisianaStudents will learn about the Louisiana coastal land loss crisis while aiding in restoration efforts by bagging oyster shells into mesh bags in preparation for reef construction.Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LABricolage AcademyRTG: M.E.S.S. LabStudents study the concept of "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle” and participate in a paint recycling project.Math, English, Science, Social Studies
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Jefferson, LABridgedale Elementary SchoolRTG: M.E.S.S. LabStudents study the concept of "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle” and participate in a paint recycling project.Math, English, Science, Social Studies
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Lafourche, LACentral Lafourche High SchoolRTG: Woodlands ConservancyStudents will learn the part that forested wetlands play in storm mitigation and will be planting native trees in a designated restoration area.Science, Social Studies
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Jefferson, LAChateau Estates Elementary SchoolRTG: LSU Coastal RootsStudents learn about coastal erosion and contribute to defense and restoration projects.Science, Social Studies
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St. Charles ParishDestrehan High SchoolHomegrown: STEM-lementaryHigh school students promote STEM education at Norco Elementary School through RoboticsScience, Math
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Ascension, LADutchtown Middle SchoolHomegrown: A Cup of ThanksStudents with disabilities are taught the basics of customer service and apply their skills by providing a coffee cart service to teachers, special education staff, the Ascension Parish Sheriff's Office.Math, ELA, Social Studies
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Jefferson, LAEast Jefferson High SchoolRTG: Common GroundStudents will learn about the Louisiana coastal land loss crisis while aiding in restoration efforts such as: removing invasive species, maintaining previously planted trees and grasses, weeding and potting trees, planting seeds, mulching pots or compost, and/or picking up trash or recycling.Science
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Jefferson, LAEast Jefferson High SchoolRTG: Woodlands ConservancyStudents will learn the part that forested wetlands play in storm mitigation and will be planting native trees in a designated restoration area.Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LAEcole Bilingue De La Nouvelle-OrléansRTG: LOOP NOLAStudents will learn about issues facing Louisiana water systems such as invasive species and pollution, followed by a field trip to LOOP NOLA to engage in invasive species and pollution removal activities. Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LAEdna Karr High SchoolRTG: Common GroundStudents will learn about the Louisiana coastal land loss crisis while aiding in restoration efforts such as: removing invasive species, maintaining previously planted trees and grasses, weeding and potting trees, planting seeds, mulching pots or compost, and/or picking up trash or recycling.Science
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Orleans, LAEdna Karr High SchoolRTG: Coalition to Restore Coastal LouisianaStudents will learn about the Louisiana coastal land loss crisis while aiding in restoration efforts by bagging oyster shells into mesh bags in preparation for reef construction.Science, Social Studies
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St Tammany, LAFifth Ward Junior High SchoolHomegrown: Poultry and PlantsStudents learn to raise baby chicks and the eggs are donated to low income families in the Bush and Sun communities.STEM
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Terrebone, LAGrand Caillou Middle SchoolRTG: LOOP NOLAStudents will learn about issues facing Louisiana water systems such as invasive species and pollution, followed by a field trip to LOOP NOLA to engage in invasive species and pollution removal activities. Science, Social Studies
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Terrebone, LAGrand Caillou Middle SchoolRTG: Understanding HomelessnessStudents will receive instruction about homelessness and household budgeting before selecting one of the following service actions: donation drive or multipurpose cleaning product creation. Math, Financial Literacy, Social Studies
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Jefferson, LAHazel Park/Hilda Knoff Elementary SchoolRTG: M.E.S.S. LabStudents study the concept of "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle” and participate in a paint recycling project.Math, English, Science, Social Studies
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Jefferson, LAHazel Park/Hilda Knoff Elementary SchoolRTG: LOOP NOLAStudents will learn about issues facing Louisiana water systems such as invasive species and pollution, followed by a field trip to LOOP NOLA to engage in invasive species and pollution removal activities. Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LAHomer Plessy Elementary SchoolRTG: M.E.S.S. LabStudents study the concept of "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle” and participate in a paint recycling project.Math, English, Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LAHomer Plessy Middle SchoolRTG: M.E.S.S. LabStudents study the concept of "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle” and participate in a paint recycling project.Math, English, Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LAInternational School of Louisiana- Uptown CampusRTG: Coalition to Restore Coastal LouisianaStudents will learn about the Louisiana coastal land loss crisis while aiding in restoration efforts by bagging oyster shells into mesh bags in preparation for reef construction.Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LAInternational School of Louisiana- Uptown CampusRTG: M.E.S.S. LabStudents study the concept of "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle” and participate in a paint recycling project.Math, English, Science, Social Studies
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Jefferson, LAJohn Curtis Christian SchoolRTG: LSU Coastal RootsStudents learn about coastal erosion and contribute to defense and restoration projects.Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LAJohn F. Kennedy High SchoolRTG: M.E.S.S. LabStudents study the concept of "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle” and participate in a paint recycling project.Math, English, Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LAJohn F. Kennedy High SchoolRTG: Coalition to Restore Coastal LouisianaStudents will learn about the Louisiana coastal land loss crisis while aiding in restoration efforts by bagging oyster shells into mesh bags in preparation for reef construction.Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LAJohn F. Kennedy High SchoolRTG: LOOP NOLAStudents will learn about issues facing Louisiana water systems such as invasive species and pollution, followed by a field trip to LOOP NOLA to engage in invasive species and pollution removal activities. Science, Social Studies
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Jefferson, LAJohn Q Adams Middle SchoolRTG: LOOP NOLAStudents will learn about issues facing Louisiana water systems such as invasive species and pollution, followed by a field trip to LOOP NOLA to engage in invasive species and pollution removal activities. Science, Social Studies
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Jefferson, LAKehoe- France SchoolRTG: M.E.S.S. LabStudents study the concept of "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle” and participate in a paint recycling project.Math, English, Science, Social Studies
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Jefferson, LAKehoe- France SchoolRTG: Coalition to Restore Coastal LouisianaStudents will learn about the Louisiana coastal land loss crisis while aiding in restoration efforts by bagging oyster shells into mesh bags in preparation for reef construction.Science, Social Studies
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Jefferson, LAKehoe-France SchoolRTG: LOOP NOLAStudents study the concept of "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle” and participate in a paint recycling project.Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LALouise S. McGehee SchoolHomegrown: Sophomores Reflect on the American Dream Sophomores explore the concept of the "American Dream" throughout history, as they visit agencies assisting the homeless, and consider the factors preventing one from achieving the "American Dream".ELA
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Orleans, LALouise S. McGehee SchoolHomegrown: Juniors Study Government Policy & Nonprofits Students investigate government housing policies and homelessness, as they work with Habitat for Humanity.Social Studies
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Orleans, LALycée Français de la Nouvelle-OrléansRTG: M.E.S.S. LabStudents study the concept of "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle” and participate in a paint recycling project.Math, English, Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LAMartin Behrman Charter SchoolRTG: Understanding HomelessnessStudents will receive instruction about homelessness and household budgeting before selecting one of the following service actions: donation drive or multipurpose cleaning product creation. Math, Financial Literacy, Social Studies
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Jefferson, LAMetairie Park Country Day SchoolRTG: Coalition to Restore Coastal LouisianaStudents will learn about the Louisiana coastal land loss crisis while aiding in restoration efforts by bagging oyster shells into mesh bags in preparation for reef construction.Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LAMount Carmel AcademyHomegrown: Hands helping handsStudents learn about blight and assist low-income homeowners with repairs to their homes.Religious Studies
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Orleans, LANew Harmony High SchoolRTG: M.E.S.S. LabStudents study the concept of "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle” and participate in a paint recycling project.Math, English, Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LANew Harmony High SchoolRTG: Woodlands ConservancyStudents will learn the part that forested wetlands play in storm mitigation and will be planting native trees in a designated restoration area.Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LANew Harmony High SchoolRTG: Common GroundStudents will learn about the Louisiana coastal land loss crisis while aiding in restoration efforts such as: removing invasive species, maintaining previously planted trees and grasses, weeding and potting trees, planting seeds, mulching pots or compost, and/or picking up trash or recycling.Science
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Orleans, LANew Harmony High SchoolRTG: Coalition to Restore Coastal LouisianaStudents will learn about the Louisiana coastal land loss crisis while aiding in restoration efforts by bagging oyster shells into mesh bags in preparation for reef construction.Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LANew Orleans Science & Math High SchoolHomegrown: Solar Generators for the CommunityStudents will build six solar powered generators for use as part of disaster relief.STEM
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Tangipahoa, LAPonchatoula High SchoolHomegrown: Restoring Honor to American VeteransStudents with disabilities learn about American history, citizenship, and military service before visiting a center providing transitional services to homeless veterans.Math, English/Language Arts, Social Studies, Vocational Instruction
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Orleans, LARooted SchoolRTG: Coalition to Restore Coastal LouisianaStudents will learn about the Louisiana coastal land loss crisis while aiding in restoration efforts by bagging oyster shells into mesh bags in preparation for reef construction.Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LARooted SchoolRTG: Understanding HomelessnessStudents will receive instruction about homelessness and household budgeting before selecting one of the following service actions: donation drive or multipurpose cleaning product creation. Math, Financial Literacy, Social Studies
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Orleans, LARooted SchoolRTG: Understanding HomelessnessStudents will receive instruction about homelessness and household budgeting before selecting one of the following service actions: donation drive or multipurpose cleaning product creation. Math, Financial Literacy, Social Studies
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Jefferson, LARudoph Matas ElementaryRTG: Coalition to Restore Coastal LouisianaStudents will learn about the Louisiana coastal land loss crisis while aiding in restoration efforts by bagging oyster shells into mesh bags in preparation for reef construction.Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LASt Mary's Dominican High SchoolRTG: LSU Coastal RootsStudents learn about coastal erosion and contribute to defense and restoration projects.Science
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Lafayette, LASt Thomas More Catholic SchoolRTG: LSU Coastal RootsStudents learn about coastal erosion and contribute to defense and restoration projects.Science
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Jefferson, LASt. Angela Merici SchoolHomegrown: 7th Graders CAN make a DifferenceStudents learn about hunger and budgeting before preparing and serving lunches at Lantern Light.Math, Religious Studies
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Jefferson, LASt. Angela Merici SchoolHomerown: 6th Literacy BuildersStudents provide literacy support and donations to struggling readers.English
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Jefferson, LASt. Angela Merici SchoolRTG: M.E.S.S. LabStudents study the concept of "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle” and participate in a paint recycling project.Math, English, Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LASt. Benedict the Moor SchoolRTG: M.E.S.S. LabStudents study the concept of "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle” and participate in a paint recycling project.Math, English, Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LASt. Benedict the Moor SchoolRTG: Understanding HomelessnessStudents will receive instruction about homelessness and household budgeting before selecting one of the following service actions: donation drive or multipurpose cleaning product creation. Math, Financial Literacy, Social Studies
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St. John the BaptistSt. Charles Catholic High SchoolRTG: LSU Coastal RootsStudents learn about coastal erosion and contribute to defense and restoration projects.Science
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Jefferson, LASt. Elizabeth Ann Seton SchoolRTG: Our Wetlands, Our ResponsibilityStudents study the wetlands before assisting with preserving animal habitats and replenish wetlands damaged by hurricanes and human interactions.English, Science
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Jefferson, LASt. Elizabeth Ann Seton SchoolRTG: Sixth Graders Teach about ButterfliesSixth graders study the monarch butterfly and host a butterfly fair for first graders at another school.Science, Technology, Art, English
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Orleans, LASts. Leo-Seton Catholic SchoolRTG: LSU Coastal RootsStudents learn about coastal erosion and contribute to defense and restoration projects.Science
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East Baton Rouge, LASt. Lillian AcademyRTG: LSU Coastal RootsStudents learn about coastal erosion and contribute to defense and restoration projects.Science
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St. TammanySt. Scholastica AcademyHomegrown: Community gardenScience students explore food insecurity, grow vegetables using a robot, and deliver fresh produce to a food bank.Science, Agriculture
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East Baton Rouge, LAThe Brighton SchoolRTG: LSU Coastal RootsStudents learn about coastal erosion and contribute to defense and restoration projects.Science
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Orleans, LAThe NET: Central City High SchoolRTG: LOOP NOLAStudents will learn about issues facing Louisiana water systems such as invasive species and pollution, followed by a field trip to LOOP NOLA to engage in invasive species and pollution removal activities. Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LAThe NET: Gentilly High SchoolRTG: Understanding HomelessnessStudents will receive instruction about homelessness and household budgeting before selecting one of the following service actions: donation drive or multipurpose cleaning product creation. Math, Financial Literacy, Social Studies
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Orleans, LAThe NET: Gentilly High SchoolRTG: Coalition to Restore Coastal LouisianaStudents will learn about the Louisiana coastal land loss crisis while aiding in restoration efforts by bagging oyster shells into mesh bags in preparation for reef construction.Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LAThe NET: Gentilly High School RTG: LOOP NOLA: 1 of 2Students will learn about issues facing Louisiana water systems such as invasive species and pollution, followed by a field trip to LOOP NOLA to engage in invasive species and pollution removal activities. Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LAThe NET: Gentilly High School RTG: LOOP NOLA: 2 of 2Students will learn about issues facing Louisiana water systems such as invasive species and pollution, followed by a field trip to LOOP NOLA to engage in invasive species and pollution removal activities. Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LAThe Willow SchoolRTG: LOOP NOLAStudents will learn about issues facing Louisiana water systems such as invasive species and pollution, followed by a field trip to LOOP NOLA to engage in invasive species and pollution removal activities. Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LAThe Willow SchoolRTG: Coalition to Restore Coastal LouisianaStudents will learn about the Louisiana coastal land loss crisis while aiding in restoration efforts by bagging oyster shells into mesh bags in preparation for reef construction.Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LAThe Willow SchoolRTG: Common GroundStudents will learn about the Louisiana coastal land loss crisis while aiding in restoration efforts such as: removing invasive species, maintaining previously planted trees and grasses, weeding and potting trees, planting seeds, mulching pots or compost, and/or picking up trash or recycling.Science
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Orleans, LAThe Willow SchoolRTG: LSU Coastal RootsStudents learn about coastal erosion and contribute to defense and restoration projects.Science
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Orleans, LAThe Willow SchoolRTG: LSU Coastal RootsStudents learn about coastal erosion and contribute to defense and restoration projects.Science
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Orleans, LAUrsuline AcademyHomegrown: Empathy for changeUrsuline Juniors partner with a food bank to learn about food insecurity and homelessness before hosting a school food drive and serving lunch at area shelters.Religious Studies
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Orleans, LAUrsuline AcademyHomegrown: Seniors Address Coastal RestorationSeniors and seventh graders learn about Louisiana ecosystems before assisting with reforestation shoring up the coast.Science, Religious Studies
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Orleans, LAUrsuline AcademyHomegrown: Aspirational ArtArt students will meet with a Grace House representative to learn about substance abuse and create 12-step journals for each resident to use in therapy or during meditation.Visual Arts
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Orleans, LAUrsuline AcademyRTG: LOOP NOLAStudents will learn about issues facing Louisiana water systems such as invasive species and pollution, followed by a field trip to LOOP NOLA to engage in invasive species and pollution removal activities. Science, Social Studies
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Orleans, LAUrsuline AcademyHomegrown: Journey with the SaintsUrsuline students create a small festival for students at special needs parochial school to share their knowledge of history of the Saints.Religious Studies
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Orleans, LAUrsuline AcademyHomegrown: The Wonder LabUrusline students take photographs to inspire awe and wonder to create an exhibit for 3rd graders at Louisiana Children's MuseumReligious Studies
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Orleans, LAUrsuline AcademyHomegrown: Thrive GuideStudents learning about navigating adult responsibilities (e.g. laundry) will work with DePaul clients transitioning out of temporary housingAdult Responsibility, Psychology
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Orleans, LAUrsuline AcademyHomegrown: Sewing for ServiceStudents learn about health challenges faced by the elderly and create fidget quilts for a senior services' participants. Visual Arts, Religious Studies
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Orleans, LAUrsuline Academy RTG: Woodlands Conservancy- 1 of 2Students will learn the part that forested wetlands play in storm mitigation and will be planting native trees in a designated restoration area.Science, Social Studies