Willow 7th graders participated in a special dance workshop with Willow Graduate Courtney Paige Ross! Ross is a native New Orleanian and professional dancer, choreographer, and educator who has performed with high-profile artists like Beyoncé and Jon Batiste. She is a former member of the prestigious Ailey II dance company and currently performs with Camille A. Brown and Dancers.
Our first group of 7th graders departs toay for an exciting overnight field trip to the Marine Education Center at USM. During their visit, students will take part in hands-on learning experiences, including a shark dissection and up-close exploration of marine life, deepening their understanding of ecosystems. To help prepare them for this experience, their science teacher, Mr. Gilbert, guided students through an engaging owl pellet dissection. This activity allowed them to practice observation and analysis skills while building confidence for the scientific investigations they will encounter on their trip.
Reserve your spot now for the Willlow Spring Dance Concert, April 24 and 25, 7pm, at Ursuline. Tickets are $10.
4/24 - https://gofan.co/event/6475232?schoolId=LA69643
4/25 - https://gofan.co/event/6475232?schoolId=LA69643
4/24 - https://gofan.co/event/6475232?schoolId=LA69643
4/25 - https://gofan.co/event/6475232?schoolId=LA69643
Local poets Justin Lacour (Willow parent) and Karisma Price (Willow graduate) recently visited with students in the Willow High School Library in celebration of National Poetry Month, organized by Creative Writing Department Chair, Dr. Allison Campbell. Both poets read from their work and answered students' questions. Lacour prompted students to try writing an ode, while Price signed copies of her award winning book, I'm Always So Serious. Poets Kenyatta Rogers and SunnyLyn Thibodeaux will be visiting soon.
The Willow 6th Grade Musical Theatre class had the honor of participating in a dance workshop with Carlina Parker from the Broadway tour of SIX the Musical playing at the Saenger Theatre this week. Ms. Parker is an alternate and plays various roles in the musical. Students learned choreography from the song "No Way" in this exciting, fun, and fast-paced workshop. WDSU-TV was also on campus to gather footage for the musical tour and interviewed Ms. Sepanik and student B. Stanley.
Registration is open for Willow summer athletic camps! Parents, please go to Aktivate.com to register.
The Willow High School Theatre Troupe is proud to present a bold reimagining of King Lear. In this inventive adaptation, the King of Albion becomes the Queen of Prom, revealing that the drama of high royalty is not so different from the drama of high school. As friendships shift, loyalties are tested, and reputations are put on display, this production brings timeless themes of power, identity, and belonging into a modern, student-centered world.
Tickets are available at https://gofan.co/app/school/LA69643?activity=Performing%20Arts.
Tickets are available at https://gofan.co/app/school/LA69643?activity=Performing%20Arts.
Willow 5th grade students have the awesome opportunity to participate in an exciting and meaningful experience with LOOP NOLA this year! This unique program connects students with nature through hands-on learning, team-building activities, and outdoor adventures right here in our local community. Through LOOP NOLA, students have the opportunity to build confidence, strengthen relationships with their peers, and develop a deeper appreciation for the environment. We look forward to seeing our 5th graders grow, explore, and make lasting memories during this incredible experience!
Olivier Limjuco participated in the Junior Achievement of Greater New Orleans and Brees Dream Foundation's Trust Your Crazy Ideas Challenge this year for the second time and placed in semi-finals. Olivier showcased a business idea for kitchen convenience products at Loyola in March, and met and competed against students from other area high schools in a shark-tank-esque competition. Well done!
Willow Middle School kicked off our Spring season of Girls on the Run! The students are learning about team work and self-confidence while preparing to run a 5K in May. We are so proud of our GOTR team!
Willow High School students relaxed and reflected at the recent 2026 DaVinci Scholars Summit.
At Willow Middle School, Ms. Hardy-Young’s Project Lead the Way classes recently held their PLTW Expo, giving students the chance to showcase their final projects to parents/guardians and peers. It was inspiring to see the creativity, problem-solving, and innovation on display—what an exciting way for students to celebrate their hard work and learning!
Hope you can make it to the Boil this weekend! The weather will be beautiful and our entertainment lineup is HOT!
The Willow Middle School choir teamed up with the High School Jazz Band for an amazing rehearsal ahead of the Crawfish Boil—and let’s just say, it’s going to be a performance you won’t want to miss on Saturday!
The Willow varsity baseball program had the opportunity to serve at Second Harvest Food Bank. During their time there, they packaged more than 500 food boxes for families in need throughout our community. Our players truly enjoyed giving back and serving others, with the hope of making someone else’s day just a little bit better. We are proud of the way they represented our program through their effort, attitude, and willingness to help.
Willow High School's CAVA senior show is in THE CAVE gallery, room 407, after school today. The show features the work of C. Wolters, M. Bienvenu, and S. Messina, and is open for viewing today through Monday..
On March 6, the Black Student Union hosted a special Black History Month assembly surrounding this year's theme, "A Century of Black History." The assembly celebrated the creativity and impact of Black voices across a century. The assembly showcased many students who performed impactful poems, dance pieces, artistic rap, and signature pieces from the orchestra that reflected Black history and culture. During the assembly, visual artists created live drawings of civil rights figures Ruby Bridges and Malcolm X to highlight their influence. This event brought the community together to celebrate Black history and its everlasting impact.
This year’s Willow Baseball Senior Recognition Game will take place next Friday, March 13, at Brees Family Field, with the senior ceremony beginning at 4:15 PM and first pitch scheduled for 4:30 PM. We would love for our school community and families to join us as we celebrate these young men and their accomplishments.
This is always a special evening for our program, and your support means a great deal to our seniors and their families. We hope you can attend as we recognize their hard work and contributions to our program.
The event is free for all students and staf. There will be giveaways and prizes for Willow staff and students. We will be playing Ben Franklin.
This is always a special evening for our program, and your support means a great deal to our seniors and their families. We hope you can attend as we recognize their hard work and contributions to our program.
The event is free for all students and staf. There will be giveaways and prizes for Willow staff and students. We will be playing Ben Franklin.
Register now for Willow Baseball Summer Camp!
Check out the Senior Certificate of Artistry Visual Arts (CAVA) Senior Art Show in the CAVE gallery (room 407), featuring works from: D. Rodriguez, J. Inglefield, and R. Dellsperger
Thursday, March 5 - Monday, March 9
Reception after school Friday, 3:35 - 4:30pm
Thursday, March 5 - Monday, March 9
Reception after school Friday, 3:35 - 4:30pm
