Bricolage ready for its first year of operation
Parents will get to ride buses with students for the opening day of school Monday.
Sci High not expected to face water fees under S&WB’s new billing system
New Orleans public schools, including charters, get water for free up to a certain limit.
Key disagreements remain between levee board, Jindal administration over coastal loss lawsuit
A local levee authority has offered to hold off on some of its lawsuit against oil and gas companies if the state can get the industry to discuss voluntarily paying for damage. But the comments by the Flood Protection Authority and the Jindal administration don't signal much movement on their key disagreement.
Lake Area New Tech principal resigns in first week of classes
New Beginnings charter system's personnel turmoil continues.
This is not a test: Army Corps to close ‘barge gate,’ a key surge barrier
With tropical wave threatening the Gulf, early storm protection is activated — but not whole system.
New Orleans charter school operators turn to Baton Rouge for expansion
Now that the charter movement has matured in New Orleans, there are fewer opportunities to grow.
Success Preparatory gets ready for life under single leader
About 75 percent of last year's students will return this year.
City planning replacement of community liaison after Lucas Diaz resigns
The office has shrunk since it was created in 2011. It's now at four people, which the city plans to maintain.
‘Reinventing the Crescent’ reconsidered: mere gentrification or good for us all?
Baltimore's experience with the Inner Harbor redevelopment is a cause for concern in New Orleans.
Lawmakers criticize Flood Protection Authority for suing oil and gas companies
They questioned why the board acted alone and and suggested that it's acting outside of its legal authority.
