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Over 48,000 square feet of renovated space and 50,000 square feet of new construction. Building features 40 specific green measures to minimize electricity and energy usage. Above-ground cistern, underground percolation systems and detention areas decrease rainwater run-off.
Over 48,000 square feet of renovated space and 50,000 square feet of new construction. Building features 40 specific green measures to minimize electricity and energy usage. Above-ground cistern, underground percolation systems and detention areas decrease rainwater run-off.
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Over 48,000 square feet of renovated space and 50,000 square feet of new construction. Building features 40 specific green measures to minimize electricity and energy usage. Above-ground cistern, underground percolation systems and detention areas decrease rainwater run-off.
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State of the art, multi-use facilities open year-round
- Over 48,000 square feet of renovated space and 50,000 square feet of new construction. Experiential learning components include: - Interpretive signs explaining sustainable systems and strategies. BROADMOOR PROGRAM GUIDE - Wilson Charter School now boasts a cafeteria, - Vegetable garden plots created and supported by courtyard, gymnasium, library, media center and students and faculty. computer lab. - Real-time internet-based monitoring system - Limited, secure space use after school, on week- charting solar hot water and photovoltaic systems. ends and during the summer. - Educational sundial on south-face of the building. - Elaborate staircase mural including a series of Key building features maps and timelines that explain facts about New - Awarded LEED Gold Certification by United States Orleans history and the development of the Broad- Green Building Council that includes 40 specific moor community. green measures to minimize electricity and energy - Future wetland educational area and butterfly gar- usage by enhancing natural light and allowing for den to learn about rainwater processes, life cycles efficient heating and cooling strategies. and native vegetation.
Reduce and Reuse
- Above-ground cistern, underground percolation systems and detention areas, permeable pavers and strategically placed rain gardens decrease rainwater COMMUNITY SCHOOL PHILOSOPHY EDUCATION CORRIDOR 101 run-off. - Window orientation, insulation and reflective roof- Better than Before. Since the levee failures, Broadmoor’s Education Corridor is the ing minimize heat gain. this has been the guiding force behind eight-block area along General Pershing - Daylighting features and dimmable lighting Broadmoor’s resurgence, and Wilson Charter Street that’s anchored by Wilson Charter controlled by occupancy sensors reduce energy use School reflects what determined neighbors School, Rosa F. Keller Library and Commu- and improve indoor environmental quality. can do. Bricks and mortar weren’t enough nity Center, Apex Youth Center and Blessed Recycled Materials to rebuild the school; it needed to be a com- Trinity Fine Arts and Wellness Center. Com- - Over 90% of the existing building structure was munity and education center, a crossroads bined, these institutions provide educa- reused and 4400 tons of construction waste was For more information, contact: tional and economic enrichment to every diverted from landfills to recycling facilities. where young and old learn together and so- cialize. Located in the heart of Broadmoor, Broadmoor citizen. Programming and train- Rubber >> gym flooring The Broadmoor Improvement Association Milk cartons >> front benches 4520 S. Derbigny Street the school and its programs will radiate edu- ing classes will range from GED preparation Concrete >> site fill New Orleans, LA 70125 cation and individual improvement, sustain- to ballet instruction to senior citizen activi- Cork >> bulletin boards 504-309-2561 ties as well as many others including sum- Bamboo >> flooring broadmoorimprovement.com ing our neighborhood’s present and future. mer camps and a men’s basketball league. Certified wood >> sheathing - Products with low-voc contents including paints, Andrew H. Wilson Charter School adhesives and sealants. 3617 General Pershing Street New Orleans, LA 70125 For more information on the green features at Wil- 504-373-6274 son, visit the Global Green website at http://www. wilsoncharterschool.org globalgreen.org/neworleans/schools/ COMMUNITY ENRICHMENT AND RECREATION PROGRAM GUIDE APEX YOUTH CENTER ALL AGES CHILDREN - YOUNG ADULT • Community Yoga Classes hosted by TriYoga New Orleans - Fun, supervised activities such as video games, pool, study • KIDsmART room, and tutoring - Monthly classes on third Saturday from 12:30-2:00 pm in the - Arts integration program that links the arts with existing aca- - Classes in music, art, web design and dance Wilson School Gym demic curriculum at Wilson School - Hours: Monday-Wednesday 3:30-7pm Thursday-Friday 3:30-10pm • Family Services • New Orleans Ballet Association - Parents Chat: Understanding Your Tween Saturday 10am-2pm, 7-10pm - Class offered every Thursday in the Wilson School Cafeteria Wednesday, May 26 from 6-8pm in the Wilson Cafeteria - Ages 11-18 until 7pm; 15-25 after 7pm - 5-6 pm: Ages 6-8; 6-7pm: Ages 9 and up Dinner provided - Summer camp information coming soon! - Summer Registration is on Thursday, June 10 at Wilson School “Tween Talk” to occur simultaneousy for kids ages 9-12 Visit 2021 S. Dupre St. or call 358-APEX (2739) for more. Session runs on Thursdays from June 17-July 22 - Dove Self-Esteem Workshop 5-6pm for ages 6-8; 6-7pm for ages 8 and up Saturday, June 19 from 10:30am-2pm (Lunch provided) KELLER LIBRARY Wilson Cafeteria • YMCA of Greater New Orleans - Weekly Storytime on Mondays at 10:30am For girls entering 4th-8th grade and their female mentors Gives youth and teens a great place to call their own, a chance - Tutors from 4-6pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays - Stress Relief Series to connect with adults who care about them and an opportu- - Reading to Rover: 2nd Thursday of each month at 6:30pm July 14 (All Adults) and July 21 (Parents and Caregivers) nity to get involved in programs that help them grow - Summer Craft Series on June 12 and 26, July 10 and 24 at 2pm 6-8pm (Dinner and childcare provided) LEADERS’ CLUB: - Summer Reading Program coming soon! - Focuses on volunteer work, academics, fitness, leadership skills Contact Keller at 596-2660 or stop by 4300 S. Broad Street • Basketball Open Gym Saturdays and living the YMCA Character Development Values - Supervised basketball games for all ages from 12-3pm - Ages: 11-18 SENIOR CITIZEN ACTIVITIES - Features special events and weekend retreats - Senior Citizen Picnic: Sat, May 29 from 12-3pm - Application process includes submission of an application 4200 Block of S. Miro St. ADULT with two references, a written physical fitness test and a group - Bingo: Wed, June 9 from 5-7pm in Wilson Cafeteria • PlayNOLA interview Refreshments and Prizes Where young professionals meet, greet, and compete! SUMMER CAMP: - Fitness Class: Sat, June 5 from 10-11:30am in Wilson Gym - Men’s Basketball: May 20-June 24; Thursdays 6-9pm - Registration is open until capacity is filled - Senior Art: Sat, June 26 from 10-11:30am in Wilson Cafeteria - Dodgeball: June 16-July 21; Wednesdays 6-8pm - $25 for summer session, June 14-July 23 - To sign-up, visit www.playnola.com or call (504)708-4330 - Open to all K-8th graders in Orleans Parish • 4-H Club- Youth Development • Next Level Institute, Inc. Offers free certificate programs to Broadmoor residents/Wil- - 4-H’ers participate in fun, hands-on learning activities in son parents, including: science, healthy living, and citizenship - Career pathway certificate program for office assistant - Meets monthly 2nd Thursday from 6-7pm - Includes job placement assistance and career coaching - Place:Wilson School Library - Weekly/weekend classes to accommodate busy schedules - Ages 9-16 - Contact Rosalind Larkins for more information at 822-2308 - www.nextlevelfoundation.com
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