No-interest loan from MLK Charter eases Craig Charter back to $200,000 surplus
Comment cards arrayed at board meeting, but no one comes forward and meeting is adjourned without inviting public comment.
Singleton students among beneficiaries of Justice Dept. grant to Dryades Y
School budget back in the black after enrollment slump and staff cuts.
All in the family: Bus exec slapped with $5,000 fine for contract from his sister
Former Miller-McCoy principal canceled a bus contract, then awarded it to her brother without authorization.
Warren Easton looking for ways to make health clinic sustainable
Proposed survey would seek views on how best to increase parent involvement in the school.
New Beginnings board launches search for parent reps; Saturday program popular
Applicants will be questioned about volunteerism, budgeting and other issues the board deals with.
Rethinking Ray Nagin: His greatest accomplishment was his re-election
Nagin tapped into something buried deep in the electorate’s psyche. But what? Racial code? Reformer fairy dust?
Live blog Thursday: Hammond’s holds forum on school bus safety
The meeting starts at 6 p.m.
State wants source of new lethal injection drugs to be kept secret from public
Prison officials agree to give information to federal judge, but they want to protect pharmacies involved.
Convicted councilman is set to ask former colleagues for a 9th Ward zoning favor
Disgraced former City Councilman Jon Johnson plans a return to the Council Chambers Thursday, though from the other side of the dais as he begs for special after-the-fact permission from his former colleagues to build a three-plex.
As annual legislative session draws near, lawmakers ask, Where’s Bobby?
Out-of-state travels combine with weakened political power to make Jindal something of a no-show as his term winds down.
