RideAware App Expanded to Nine Languages
RideAware App Expanded to Nine Languages
NOLA Public Schools serves 50,000+ students across 68 independently operated public charter schools, from Uptown and Mid-City to New Orleans East and Algiers. Because families choose schools through a single, citywide enrollment application rather than by home address, daily commuting can get complicated.
EverDriven provides Alternative School Transportation to help New Orleans-area districts get every student to class safely, on time, and with minimal disruption, no matter which school they attend or where in the parish they call home.
If your child needs help getting to school safely and reliably, your school or district may partner with EverDriven to provide transportation. EverDriven supports students whose needs fall outside traditional bus routes. This can include students with IEPs, students attending specialized programs, students in foster care, or students experiencing housing instability.
If you believe your child may need transportation support, the first step is to speak with your school or district transportation team.
Citywide open enrollment means Orleans Parish students often attend school far from home. EverDriven partners with New Orleans-area districts to close transportation gaps with consistent, compliant service that keeps pace with the city’s geography and school choice model.
Students with additional needs benefit from transportation built around consistency and comfort, especially when school assignments cross the parish rather than following a home zone. EverDriven helps New Orleans-area districts provide:
Housing instability remains a significant barrier to education for students transitioning between housing situations. EverDriven helps reduce chronic absenteeism for these students by providing:
Many younger students attend classes and education programs that operate on nontraditional hours, with earlier start and end times. EverDriven supports early learners with:
Students in foster care can experience persistent disruptions to their school, lives, teachers, institutions, and daily routines. EverDriven helps districts support educational stability for students in foster care by offering:
Because New Orleans families select schools citywide rather than by home address, many students travel well beyond their neighborhood to attend magnet schools, charter schools, private schools, and other institutions that fit their needs. EverDriven supports school choice by offering:
From the marshes and outlying communities of New Orleans East to the neighborhoods across the river in Algiers, some Orleans Parish students live in areas that traditional fixed bus routes struggle to reach. EverDriven supports these students through:
Some New Orleans students require transportation that accounts for medical equipment, care schedules, or healthcare provider appointments. EverDriven supports medically fragile students with:
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Students and families in New Orleans deserve more than a ride; they deserve peace of mind. EverDriven combines thorough legislative compliance with state-of-the-art technology to create transportation solutions that build and nurture trust through complete transparency. Our drivers undergo rigorous vetting, training, and evaluation while our in-ride technology provides real-time visibility into every trip from pickup to drop-off, giving parents and caregivers greater confidence that students are safe, supported, and accounted for throughout their journey.
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