Would Trump have tolerated these refugees?
Behind The Lens episode 38: ‘Completely unable to function’
The latest from John F. Kennedy High School. New abortion restrictions in Louisiana. And immigration detention centers in Louisiana.
Week in Review: Orleans schools superintendent calls for criminal investigation into Kennedy High School
Louisiana’s four other potential abortion restrictions that were eclipsed by the ‘six-week ban’ and a New Orleans charter school forgot to administer the social studies state exam
Proposed legal judgment would void City Council votes on Entergy plant, but lawyers for the city say final vote should stand
The proposed judgment was submitted by the plaintiffs on Wednesday.
Orleans schools superintendent calls for criminal investigation into Kennedy High School, announces citywide audit of high school student records
“Due to the careless and reckless actions of the adults you trusted at JFK, you should be celebrating your senior graduation this month, but instead, you have been forced to question the certainty of your future,” Lewis said at Thursday’s OPSB meeting.
Einstein charter network failed to give students required state social studies exam
No other schools in the state failed to “administer an entire assessment to an entire grade,” a state education official said. The exams will be counted as zeroes in Einstein’s state performance score.
Louisiana’s four other potential abortion restrictions that were eclipsed by the ‘six-week ban’
All four abortion restrictions were signed by the Governor, and could have a near-immediate impact on abortion access in Louisiana.
Freshwater diversions are killing the ‘canary in the coal mine’
Bottlenose dolphin are dying; oysters, crab and shrimp could be next.
City revokes STR permit for house that neighbor rented to prove it was operating illegally
Owner is fined $2,500 and ordered to provide proof of booking cancellations.
Cohen High prepares for move to Harney, now ‘swing-space’
Cohen will occupy the Central City campus for two to three years while a new high school is constructed at its current site.