But school will wait to see how funding from state will be affected.
Final budget hearing scheduled for Sept. 14.
New Orleans native C.W. Cannon savors his right to carry a drink into the streets, but wonders if the go-cup kerfuffle wasn't a tad overblown.
The diverted fresh water amounts to a river bigger than New York's Hudson. When the river is high, it could undermine levees along the Mississippi, but its impact on Barataria Bay's lucrative fisheries — a flashpoint in the fight over the state's Master Plan for coastal restoration — remains unclear.
Schools see reductions in two funding sources.
School's governing body fell below the state-required seven members.
But the exemption to state nepotism law doesn't appear to apply for Doris Roché-Hicks' sister and son-in-law.
The Jindal team's attack on the Flood Authority lawsuit is complex and hard to follow — a sure sign that they've been thrown on the defensive.
School sees big increase in number of special education students.
Craig was on track to post a $671,000 deficit for the last school year. This summer, some Craig employees were laid off.