The city official at the center of the contract-fixing allegations is set to answer questions under oath at a City Council meeting this week.
The system will track attendance patterns and alert school leaders to students who are not on track to graduation.
Council members also approved a resolution to halt a proposed short-term contract for the project, which could be adopted without their approval.
District COVID-19 reporting does not reflect test positivity rate after shift to state metrics.
Committee members were split on the measure in spite of a compromise reached between advocates and DOC.
The documents include a draft contract and hundreds of emails showing frequent communications going back years between city officials, a ‘pro bono’ consultant and companies that would eventually win the city bid for the project.
OPSB offers incoming superintendent $300K per year. Judge threatens city with contempt of court. And the City Council subpoenas the Cantrell administration.
The meeting is being held as part of a FEMA review process, which the city says has caused delays in pre-construction work.
Avis Williams, currently the superintendent of Selma City Schools in Alabama, will take the lead at NOLA Public Schools in mid-July.
Council members and Gordon Plaza residents both criticized the administration for providing few details of its plan while taking public credit for taking action.