Few details so far on how Jindal would pay for income tax cut
The governor would have to raise about $3 billion a year in order to abolish income taxes in Louisiana. As his administration figures out how to fill that gap, business groups are warning against raising sales taxes too high or wiping out their own tax exemptions.
Warren Easton the most famous high school in the U.S.?
Warren Easton Charter Board President David J. Garland said the attention brought to the school by Sandra Bullock might have made it “the most famous high school in the United States,” at least at the moment.
Students’ food and shelter among Lagniappe board concerns
With nearly all of its 130 students qualifying for the federally funded free and reduced price lunch program, Lagniappe Academies this year entered into a contract with Revolution Food to provide fresh foods and whole grains to a population of children that often go without.
Two years after city funds Lake Terrace, owner behind on taxes
John McDonogh charter board meeting explodes in tears and anger
Einstein opts for OneApp, fine-tunes plan for takeover of Intercultural Charter
Einstein Charter School’s board of directors met Tuesday night to proceed with plans to take over operation of Intercultural Charter School.
Moton’s board to meet today
Robert Moton Charter School's board is expected to meet today at 12:30 p.m., at 3374 Gentilly Blvd.
NOCP leaders prepare to assume control of Crocker
Four weeks since the Recovery School District formally announced its plan to put New Orleans College Prep’s management team in charge of the struggling Crocker Arts & Technology School, leaders at New Orleans College Prep are making arrangements to expand.
Free expression or feds’ folly: Comment-gate likely to widen
Have other courthouse insiders posted inappropriate comments on NOLA.com?
