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Find similar grantsLouisiana A+ Schools Program Support is sponsored by George Rodrigue Foundation of the Arts (GRFA). The George Rodrigue Foundation of the Arts supports Louisiana A+ Schools, a comprehensive, whole-school education transformation model that fosters creativity in every learner through arts integration.
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org/what-we-do/louisiana-a-schools/#) * Scholarship Art & Songwriting Contest * Entertaining at Rodrigue Foundation * Aioli Dinner Supper Club HomeWhat We Do Louisiana A+ SchoolsPagesLouisiana A+ Schools Visit Louisiana A+ Schools Website ### Impact of Lousiana A+ Schools #### 30 A+ Schools in Louisiana #### 1,000 teachers / 15,000 students Watch this brief video below to see what students at LAA+ Schools have to say about arts integration, academic success, and having fun in the classroom!
A+ Schools began in North Carolina over 20 years ago with the vision of transforming schools and valuing the arts by integrating them into traditional classrooms. Since then, the A+ method has been implemented in over 180 schools across North Carolina, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana. Louisiana A+ Schools began in 2013 as an initiative of the George Rodrigue Foundation of the Arts (GRFA).
In 2017, after several years of success, the Rodrigue family transitioned LAA+ into its own public non-profit organization to ensure the growth and long-term sustainability of the mission. In 2023, LAA+ expanded its reach even further by joining LSU as a program of the School of Education, a crucial step toward becoming a truly sustainable school reform model.
With endless opportunities and access to additional resources, LSU has allowed LAA+ to significantly extend the impact of transforming schools across the state, through arts integration. Currently, LAA+ is housed under the College of Human Sciences & Education, with its main offices located in Peabody Hall on LSU's main campus. #### 2025 Scholarship Art & Songwriting Contest Theme Announced!
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