Lycée Français has major work ahead to open Priestley campus
The school has been fallow for 22 years and suffers a variety of system failures.
WBOK panel on race shows how hard it can be to ‘promote understanding’
White guilt meets black blame: Is there no way to overcome these obstacles to more constructive conversation?
SciTech charter leader let students take tests for each other and at home
Network administrators don't believe lapses happened with critical state tests.
NOPD review of sex-crime and child-abuse cases shows policy violations, broadens to include supervisors
But the NOPD says many of the cases flagged by the Inspector General were sex-offender checks, not criminal complaints.
The Lens loses public records lawsuit against city of New Orleans
Judge Kern Reese said the city must review public records for private information, which can delay its response.
SciTech Academy’s two leaders quit amid questions over testing process
ReNEW network official said the tests weren't part of state accountability system.
Based on previous IG report, city still overpaying delinquent-tax collector
Two unexplained charges raises new company's billings to one-fourth of tax collections.
Other charters will get material from closed Lagniappe Academies
The nonprofit that ran the school will auction off modular buildings next month.
If Jindal’s anti-gay order reflects Southern ‘values,’ New Orleans has seceded from the region
There's the Old South and then there's the Other South. Revulsion over Jindal's coded bigotry places New Orleans in the latter camp.
Long-shuttered Lake Terrace Shopping Center avoids seizure by the city, for now
Property received at least $225,000 in city money but little has been done since Katrina.
