Strong applications for enrollment. Lycee is first choice for more than 100 prospective kindergartners.
School leader Niloy Gangopadhyay said he doesn't believe drug use is a widespread problem.
CEO Jay Altman tells board he has no plans to leave, but that developing a succession plan is good policy.
They also heard a recap of how the school construction was funded.
First-year school will expand by a grade next year, likely keeping its home at Touro Synagogue.
January board meeting agenda for New Orleans College Prep is available for review.
Retreat agenda includes long-term planning.
He said he's paid off $70,000 of it and disputes the rest. Three other council candidates also had tax problems.
School leaders exercised more control over their own budgets, which helped the charter network's finances.
LFNO releases Jan. 13 agenda