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Alfred Lawless High School was a public high school and junior high school in the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans, Louisiana, United States. History. As a part of the New Orleans Public Schools, Lawless opened its doors to African American students on January 27, 1964, as historically the first high school in the Lower Ninth Ward.
6. März 2022 · But it’s now been 17 years since the Pythians have been part of New Orleans’ Carnival parades. In 2005, the Lawless building, the only public high school in the Lower 9th Ward, was destroyed...
25. Aug. 2015 · A clock hangs upside down inside the heavily damaged Lawless High School, Aug. 28, 2007. Aug. 22, 2007: A classroom at Hynes Public School in the Lakeview neighborhood of New Orleans is left abandoned almost two years after Hurricane Katrina.
- Mark Keierleber
Alfred Lawless High School, New Orleans, Louisiana. 2,614 likes · 1 talking about this · 289 were here.
30. Juli 2021 · The district restored the name of Dr. Alfred Lawless, Jr. School, a former high school for Black students, after a yearlong renaming process. The school board also changed the names of five other campuses, some to honor historic figures and some to avoid duplication.
27. Sept. 2007 · Up From the Ruins. By Lesli A. Maxwell — September 27, 2007 11 min read. A stopped clock, hanging upside down at Alfred Lawless Senior High School, symbolizes the damage Hurricane Katrina...
19. Juli 2015 · Reverend Alfred Lawless and Dr. Joseph Hardin were advocates for education in New Orleans. Alfred Lawless High School was founded in the lower ninth ward as a public school. Lawless High School has graduated lawyers, educators, entrepreneurs, nurses, and politicians.
