If charters for additional schools are granted by the state, the Algiers Association’s board would have to add members from the new area.
Category: Charter Schools
Board continues to tinker with CEO’s contract; vote scheduled for April meeting
After meeting publicly for seven minutes, the board of the International School of Louisiana retreated into a closed 50-minute session to discuss the employment contract for its chief executive officer, Sean Wilson — making the March meeting the third in a row requiring an executive session to discuss the contract. Following the executive session, board […]
Lusher looks to modular classrooms until repairs are complete on both campuses
“It’s become a tradition: the many people that are very happy, and the many more that are unhappy when it comes to the lottery.” — Kathy Reidlinger.
Logistics of Lagniappe’s pending move to Orleans Avenue still in flux, but on schedule
Modular classrooms at current campus are for sale, but so far no deals have been struck.
OPSB angling to buy vacant lot adjacent to Warren Easton; chillers to be replaced
School accepts 250 students from applicant pool of just over 600; 50 more are wait-listed.
Collegiate Academies’ future growth to come from new schools, not takeovers
The board’s growth committee addressed the issue at a recent meeting.
Military charter dedicates new campus in Federal City; brass laud academic strength
Speakers noted that NOMMA is an open-enrollment school, not one that selects among applicants of already proven academic ability.
College Prep Academies’ growth plan angles for takeover of two more schools by 2018
Charter management group reworks transition of middle school students.
Einstein board releases March 25 meeting agenda
Review the Mar. 25 regular meeting agenda for the Einstein Charter School board.
Suspensions decline after switch to positive behavior reinforcement, not just punishment
Students are rewarded with “Singleton bucks” for good behavior, which they can cash in on a weekly basis at the school store.