The board oversees Home A. Plessy Community School.
The ruling ends a years-long battle over the illegal closure of an Uptown street.
But Landrieu still has more than $1 million to spend.
Mayor Mitch Landrieu’s administration says that it controls the source of its NOLA for Life Fund money, which it hands off to a private foundation to disburse. The Landrieu administration says the grantmaking doesn’t have to occur in public, but other nonprofits have been told they must let the public observe discussions about spending taxpayer dollars.
Food expert Darlene Wolnik offers insights on the place of a public market in the renewal of a neighborhood.
"They talk to us like fifth-graders and we’re ninth-graders," said one student.
But the board didn't comply with state law when it failed to solicit public comment before two votes.
Factoring into the school board's decision: whether it will join a charter network.