Moton charter school is in trouble again for failing to serve its special-ed students
This is the second time in a year it has been reprimanded. Now it could lose its charter.
Author: Marta Jewson
- About Marta Jewson
- Marta Jewson is an independent reporter based in New Orleans. Marta has covered New Orleans schools for 15 years through the nation's largest education reform experiment and was instrumental in holding schools accountable to sunshine laws during the rapid expansion of charter schools in the city. She focuses on education, health and climate. She earned her journalism degree from the University of Wisconsin.
Here are the school buildings in New Orleans that will get water filters to eliminate lead
About a dozen schools that aren’t in district facilities aren’t included, but they can buy into the contract.
Water filters to protect against lead will be installed at most New Orleans schools this fall
School districts sought the filters after dropping a plan to test school water.
New Orleans school districts scrapped plans to test water for lead. The new plan: install filters.
A year ago, the two school districts that oversee schools in the city announced they were “proactively” coming up with a plan to test water supplies for lead. But they didn’t act. Now the plan is to install water filters. Meanwhile, kids are back in school.
School lights are flashing again, though some students have been in class for weeks
Charters have different starting dates, but the city picks one day to turn on all the lights.
Principals file paperwork to convert Ben Franklin, Bethune elementary schools to charters
New Orleans could again be on its way to becoming the first city in the country with only charter schools.
Woman convicted in school board bribery scheme is now director of outreach at Collegiate Academies
Federal prosecutors said bribes for Stacy Martin’s mother, then a school board member, went into her daughter’s account.
What’s left of Booker T. Washington High School has been taken off National Register of Historic Places
Most of the school was demolished, and the remaining auditorium is not significant enough on its own.
Former head of charter group led by school district employees may return to public employment
Nicolette London quit her job at the Orleans Parish school district to become CEO of ExCEED. Now she wants to return.
Two years later, no resolution in case of SciTech Academy employee charged with molesting a boy
Ronald Johnson left the school the day after the alleged incident. His case has been delayed 15 times.
