The interpretation is ‘effectively prohibiting outdoor live entertainment,” according to the City Planning Commission.
The ordinance also creates an inmate cap of 1,250, replacing the 1,438 bed cap.
The board won’t be clued in until the time comes to sign the closing documents, which isn’t expected to happen until June.
The charter school provided two annual reviews after criticism from a group of parents. But a member of that group says the reviews are not comprehensive enough.
Parents fight for the education rights of special needs children, we explore the reality of the city's unsheltered homeless, and the Army Corps is sued over the 2019 operation of the Bonnet Carre spillway.
The charter group challenged the outcome of a school board vote earlier this week and also requested the superintendent allow the charter group to keep control of the school.
Nearly 40 parents delivered a letter to school administrators asking that special education audits be made public.
The New Beginnings Schools Foundation has asked a court of appeals to review a lower court decision keeping it in the lawsuit.