Veteran educator Mireille Rabaté has dual citizenship in the U.S. and France and has spent the last 30 years in education.
The Lens is live-blogging Friday's action in the House.
The school's $3.7 million budget is based on a projected 350 students, up from 230 that were planned this year.
Congress may require the U.S. Army Corps — rather than the local flood authority — to operate the gate.
A dual citizen of the U.S. and France, Rabaté spent about 11 years teaching in France, Norway and the U.S. before moving into administration, where she has spent the last 18 years.
Formally invited on Monday with only three days notice, Lysianne Essama, a French immersion principal who lives in Maryland, couldn’t make the meetings.
Two days after plan is drafted to trim some tax exemptions, vote count is uncertain.
"This is in its infancy," says S&WB spokesman Robert Jackson.
The network’s revenue will increase from $27 million to about $33 million next year as a result of the takeover.