Auditor: ReNEW Schools may have broken state law governing teachers’ pensions
Teachers at some schools were assigned to the state pension system under Reed Elementary, where they didn’t work.
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Reporting on education in New Orleans and across Louisiana. This category explores how policies, leadership, and community voices shape the experiences of students, teachers, and families—covering everything from classroom challenges to school reforms and success stories.
The Net Charter High School to use grants to add special-education services
Most employees at the alternative school will get a raise.
Budget and enrollment grow as Bricolage adds first grade in its second year
A large fund balance is maintained in anticipation of a possible move to a new campus a year from now.
Public hearing slated June 12 for Singleton Charter’s proposed $5.46 million budget
Board vote on the spending plan follows five days later.
International High School of New Orleans makes a big leap in preliminary test scores
Interim school leader presented with employment offer, but will serve at the pleasure of incoming chief, Sean Wilson.
Head of charter school association criticizes Cedric Richmond for voting against expanded charter funding
Bill would expand who could apply for federal grants to expand and improve charters.
Hearing on Franklin’s $7.9 million budget set for June 10, with board vote two days later
Singleton test scores jump; red ink from a year ago now mopped up
Board's curiosity is provoked when principal reports that five students were suspended for "gambling."
State releases elementary and middle-school standardized test scores
How did your school do?
Strong test performance lofts military charter into ranks of city’s elite schools
Academy defies military-school stereotype by maintaining expulsion rate of zero.
