Group of smiling students posing in a hallway
Group of smiling students posing in a hallway
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ABOUT
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ABOUT
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Dr. Fateama Fulmore

Dr. Fateama Fulmore

Superintendent of Schools

Contact Superintendent:

ffulmore@nolapublicschools.com

Schewanda Parker-Hill
Executive Assistant
 

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Forward, Together!
Our Entry Plan

Grounded in the richness of our community and shared commitment to our students' success, my entry plan builds on the work we’ve already started while creating space to listen more deeply, collaborate more intentionally, and act more strategically. 

The entry plan: “Forward, Together!”, reflects both continuity and growth through the areas of engagement excellence, school excellence, operational excellence, and people excellence.

  • Engagement Excellence: We will deepen trust and transparency through advisory councils, listening sessions, and clear, school-centered communications. Your input will guide our decisions and strengthen our community.

  • School Excellence: Our schools are at the heart of our mission. We will foster high expectations, provide robust support, and build strategic partnerships to ensure every student has the resources to succeed.

  • Operational Excellence: By aligning with NOLA-PS Evolve, our strategic plan, we will standardize processes and assess progress to create an efficient, cohesive system that supports our schools and families.

  • People Excellence: Our people drive our success. We will strengthen district culture, establish customer service protocols, and improve working conditions at our central office to empower our teams to serve students, schools, and families more effectively.

This plan is designed to ensure our district remains focused on what matters most—our students. With the support of the Orleans Parish School Board, our dedicated staff, school leaders, families, and community partners, we will shape a brighter future for every child. I’m excited about the journey ahead. Forward, together!


To learn more details about the plan, click the picture below.
 

Sincerely, 

Dr. Fateama Fulmore

Superintendent, NOLA Public Schools
 

Biography
OPSB Offers NOLA-PS Superintendency to Dr. Fulmore

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Notable Accomplishments

As can be seen below, New Orleans public schools have come a long way, but there is still a very long way to go.

OPSB March, 2015 OPSB March, 2019
Local Control Most schools under RSD Unified under local control2
Leadership 2+ years with interim supt. 4 years of stability/success3,4
# of Schools ~20 schools overseen/operated ~80 schools being overseen5
District Office Culture Siloed divisions w/ limited all-staff collaboration Service oriented culture emphasizing collaboration6
Public Engagement Little systematic engagement with public/media/stakeholders Robust social media, press, & public engagement7
Supt Advisory Councils Limited systematic stakeholder voice in decision making 3 standing councils review plans & advise on issues8
Budget and Finance Budget opaque More transparency9, monthly public reporting10, AA- credit11,
Transparency Limited online resources; difficult to search for public info Implemented BoardDocs12 & created online, public records portal13
Per Pupil $ Equity Non-differentiated $ formula for special needs students 5-tier formula; more $ follows students w/ special needs14
Accountability & Supports Siloed school accountability & support efforts Integrated and expanded accountability & supports,15,16
Juvenile Justice Schools at YSC & OJC inadequate/non-compliant New Travis Hill Schools have great results17
Facilities Major school buildings offline Major buildings back online18
Board Room Meetings at Mc35, w/ committees at central office Modern, permanent board room at central office19
Classroom Funding Stagnated classroom funding $10 Million in increased funding for classrooms20

 

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Hotline Number for Parents
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School-based issues or concerns from parents

24-hour Hotline Number for Community
504-522-HELP
District based community concerns, feedback, & inquiries from school staff or community members