Franklin High School teachers hope to unionize; some teachers cite pay concerns
The well-regarded school would become the second charter in the city to join union.
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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.
InspireNOLA group to add two executive directors as it bids for third school
Both Karr and Harte can expect $500,000 surpluses as OPSB coughs up deferred tax revenues owed to the schools.
Students polled on attitudes toward faculty and peers at The NET alternative high
Board seeks new members with financial and/or fundraising prowess. Budget process has been accelerated.
The NET braces for new state standards to evaluate alternative high schools
Decision near: Local educator among finalists to head International High School
Teacher questions whether there's been time for candidates to meet the school community.
Fact-checking Wednesday’s remarks from House hearing on Common Core standards
State rep complains about lack of input — but state officials were involved years ago.
Algiers school group bids for as many as six charters in Baton Rouge and Shreveport areas
If charters for additional schools are granted by the state, the Algiers Association's board would have to add members from the new area.
Board continues to tinker with CEO’s contract; vote scheduled for April meeting
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.
