The school district says it will step in to run the school next year so the financially struggling school doesn’t close.
The charter school told parents Sunday it would close for good this week.
The company told the city it would provide names of more than 200 hosts next week.
"We ask that you offer real solutions to this terrible situation in which you have put our families," they wrote.
The council would drop a current study and replace it with one looking at cities with strict regulations.
Students will be transferred to another charter network.
Civic participation is hard work that should be respected, not dissed.
The council has asked Entergy to preserve evidence of its astroturfing campaign.
The city uses the tax exemption to lure companies, so the boards wants to hear from New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell.
Exemption costs schools $3.7 million per year. Extra money could be used to help fund pre-K expansion.
