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3 de feb. de 2023 · Founded in 1940, Francis T. Nicholls Senior High School — now Frederick A. Douglass Senior High School — had a long history of venerating the Confederacy. The school was named for Francis T. Nicholls, a Confederate general who became the governor of Louisiana and a Louisiana Supreme Court justice.
13 de abr. de 2016 · Amid mass charter school development and the School Facilities Master Plan aimed at reconstructing the city’s education landscape, Douglass remained one of the only open access public high schools in the historic Upper 9th Ward.
- Kristen L. Buras
- 2015
To serve and promote the educational interests of the former Francis T. Nicholls, Frederick A Douglass and KIPP Renaissance Senior High Schools in the city of New Orleans, Louisiana. To serve as a forum for alumni to maintain contact with the school and one another.
Building Renaissance is a 4-minute documentary on the 7000+ hours that went into preparing the Frederick Douglass High School building, formerly Francis T. Nicholls…
- 4 min
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- KippRenaissance
4 de abr. de 2017 · Frederick Douglass High School, formerly named for Francis T. Nicholls, a Confederate general and governor of Louisiana. The Douglass building at 3820 St. Claude Ave., Upper 9th Ward, now...
In 1940, a new public high school, Francis T. Nicholls High School, was opened at 3820 St. Claude Avenue in New Orleans. In the late 1990s the high school was renamed for former slave and abolitionist leader Frederick Douglass. It is now a charter school, part of the KIPP Family
the name was changed to Frederick Douglass High School. From 1880 until 1939, another school, McDonogh No. 12, stood on that block; it was demolished to make way for Nicholls. The land on which the school stands was once a part of the Louis Barthelemy Macarty plantation.
