March 24, 2026 - 01:02

The Episcopal School of Acadiana (ESA) in Lafayette has announced the appointment of Nowell Hesse as its next Head of School. Hesse, a Louisiana native, will assume leadership this summer, succeeding Paul Baker who is departing after several years at the helm.
School officials expressed confidence that Hesse’s deep roots and extensive independent school experience make him the ideal leader for ESA’s future. He brings a proven track record in academic leadership and a commitment to the school's mission of fostering intellectual, spiritual, and personal growth.
In a statement, Hesse conveyed his enthusiasm for returning to his home state to serve the ESA community. He emphasized his dedication to building upon the school's strong foundation and working collaboratively with faculty, students, and families.
The transition is planned for the summer months to ensure a smooth start for the upcoming academic year. The school community anticipates this new chapter, looking forward to Hesse’s guidance in shaping the educational journey for its students.
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