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1. owdla.tangischools.orgHome - O.W. Dillon Leadership Academy

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   OUR School. Our vision and mission is to provide a safe, high quality teaching and learning environment in which every student and teacher learns to collaborate, communicate, create, and think critically

2. www.facebook.com › OWDillonO.W. Dillon Leadership Academy | Kentwood LA - Facebook

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   O.W. Dillon Leadership Academy, Kentwood, Louisiana. 787 likes · 93 talking about this · 910 were here. Elementary School.

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3. owdla.tangischools.org › directoryDirectory - O.W. Dillon Leadership Academy

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   Antonio Richardson. Job Title: 6th Grade Math and 6th Grade Science Teacher. Email: antonio.richardson@tangischools.org.

4. www.facebook.com › OWDillon › postsMs. James’ and Ms.... - O.W. Dillon Leadership Academy

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   Jan 26, 2024 · Ms. James’ and Ms. Vanessa’s PreK Class celebrated a 100 days of school by dressing up as 100 year old people. Way to Go PreK! You have become a 100 days smarter!

5. www.facebook.com › OWDillon › postsUpdate! There will be no... - O.W. Dillon Leadership Academy

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   Feb 17, 2021 · Update! There will be no school at O. W. Dillon on Thursday due to ongoing water pressure issues and power outages in the area.

6. owdla.tangischools.org › school › calendarCalendar - O.W. Dillon Leadership Academy

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   Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday. 26. 27. Memorial Day Holiday. 28. 29. VLO Meet & Greet. 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM. Online Via Zoom.

7. resources.finalsite.net › TheHistoryofOWDThe History of O.W. Dillon Leadership Academy - Cloudinary

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   The school plan in 1945 consisted of five buildings with fifteen classrooms and an auditorium. The school was located on a ten-acre campus. In 1946, several elementary schools for African-Americans in surrounding areas were closed. These students were then transferred to the Parish Training School.