Public comment on the renaming of 20 facilities is open until Friday.
The district is tracking 11 "active" cases, down from 14 last week.
The change won’t affect charter school names, which both advocates and opponents have criticized.
The funding was in question after council members indicated they would like to use it for other priorities.
The campuses are named after slave owners, Confederate sympathizers and segregationists. The list includes some of the city’s most well-regarded schools, and officials expect some pushback from alumni groups.
The National Labor Relations Board would oversee a union election at the school.
The slight uptick in cases comes two weeks after spring break over the Easter holiday.
New Orleans City Council members want more information from district officials before allotting $1.5 million to three district programs.
NOLA Public Schools reports two fewer ‘active cases’ this week than last.
District notes outdated IEPs, changes to service logs.