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Charlamagne Tha God and Rickey Smiley Join InspireNOLA To Host Over 4,200 Local Students And Community Members At The Biggest NOLALove Rally
The nation’s largest Black-founded and led Charter Management Organization welcomes prominent guests speakers to support New Orleans youth and advocate for meaningful change.
You can catch all the action via live stream on InspireNOLA's Youtube!
NEW ORLEANS — InspireNOLA, the nation’s largest Black-founded and led Charter Management Organization, is bringing Charlamagne Tha God, Rickey Smiley, and more to inspire over 4,200 local students and community members at its biggest NOLALove Rally at 10 am on September 20th at the Xavier University of Louisiana Convocation Center.
InspireNOLA is excited to bring together New Orleans students, the community, and elected leaders to discuss their commitment to reducing gun violence, better school environments, and preparing students to be positive citizens in the community.
“NOLALove reflects InspireNOLA’s dedication to empowering students to reach their greatest potential and become the best versions of themselves as they grow throughout their schooling years," said Jamar McKneely, CEO of InspireNOLA. “We strive towards ensuring all of our students have access to the resources, skills, and support they need to make informed choices and become leaders who inspire positive change among their peers and within their communities.”
A response to the youth crisis in New Orleans, NOLALove advocates for services focused on academic success, family wellness, mental health, and community service to ensure a positive outcome for all students.
About InspireNOLA Charter Schools
Founded in 2013, InspireNOLA Charter Schools operates a network of seven public charter schools in New Orleans, including Alice M. Harte Charter School, Andrew H. Wilson Charter School, Dwight D. Eisenhower Charter School, Pierre A. Capdau S.T.E.A.M. School, Edna Karr High School, Eleanor McMain Secondary School, and McDonogh 35 Senior High School. InspireNOLA currently serves more than 5,000 students in prekindergarten through 12th grade.