City Council approves a budget - and lowers property tax rates; NOLA Public Schools Superintendent recommends two charters not be renewed; and an interview with the former Inspector General Ed Quatrevaux
In the second part of his essay, former Inspector General Ed Quatrevaux writes about the events that led to his 2017 retirement.
Former New Orleans IG Ed Quatrevaux on his eight-year tenure and his office's successes.
Thursday’s OPSB meeting was packed with protesters opposing district’s plans to end Coghill, Craig charters.
Property tax rates reduced by 4.6 mills overall. Council allocates Entergy fines.
Populous contract vote delayed following board member questions on legality.
The school failed to provide special education services to nine students and the district extended its August warning which seeks to remedy that.
The move is expected to net city schools $15.1 million next year.
The district has yet to announce details on what happens next for the two schools. (Marta Jewon/The Lens)
Governor narrowly defeats challenger Eddie Rispone in runoff. See the full election results here.
