Louisiana § 17:1970.1 Legislative intent

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§ 17:1970.1 — Legislative intent

Louisiana § 17:1970.1

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La. Stat. Ann. § 17:1970.1 (2026).

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§1970.1. Legislative intent
It is the intent of the legislature to establish a college-based residential school for
certain high school students with the express purpose of providing a more challenging
educational experience and a more enriched creative environment for the children of this
state who have a demonstrated talent for and interest in pursuing the creative and performing
arts and of developing such children to their full potential. This school will serve only as a
magnet school for the arts, and not as a magnet school for mathematics nor the sciences. 
There shall be no duplication of programs already offered by the Jimmy D. Long, Sr.
Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts in Natchitoches. Beyond a demonstration
of minimum competencies expected of all equivalent high s

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§1970.1. Legislative intent
It is the intent of the legislature to establish a college-based residential school for
certain high school students with the express purpose of providing a more challenging
educational experience and a more enriched creative environment for the children of this
state who have a demonstrated talent for and interest in pursuing the creative and performing
arts and of developing such children to their full potential. This school will serve only as a
magnet school for the arts, and not as a magnet school for mathematics nor the sciences.
There shall be no duplication of programs already offered by the Jimmy D. Long, Sr.
Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts in Natchitoches. Beyond a demonstration
of minimum competencies expected of all equivalent high school students in Louisiana,
admission criteria at the Louis Armstrong High School for the Arts shall not be based upon
competitive academic testing, but exclusively upon auditions, or submission of creative
writing and art.
NOTE: See Acts 2017, No. 374, §5, relative to school name changes on items and
products for the Jimmy D. Long, Sr. Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the
Arts.