NEW ORLEANS — The International High School of New Orleans held a ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the opening of their new campus on Saturday.
After 13 years, the renowned school will move out of the Central Business District and move into its new Esplanade Avenue location in Mid-City.
The IHSNO Jazz Band performed. School and city leaders were at the ceremony, like the school's founding board member Karen Dwyer and City Councilman Eugene Green.
The school also held its first annual community resource fair.
"We are excited to christen our new campus and showcase our commitment to global education and cultural awareness," said Adierah Berger, CEO of IHSNO. "This ceremony represents a new chapter for our school as we continue to provide students with a world-class education."
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