Schools group may get break on price if it keeps the South Robertson Street lot blight-free.
Category: Schools
Plessy school facing fundraising shortfall
School in its first year of operation needs $150,000.
ReNEW pays Recovery School District $196,000 for school meals
The federal government would’ve paid most of that if reimbursement deadlines had been met.
Morris Jeff board looking to improve communications
Board holds retreat, looks for ways to gather data from the school.
New Orleans schools have comparatively high rate of testing irregularities on standardized tests
Looked at from several different angles, New Orleans public schools have a comparatively high percentage of possible cheating on standardized tests, The Lens has found after reviewing the most recent state data available. Testing experts offered a broadly accepted rationale: cheating tends to increase when standardized tests are used for rewards and punishments of schools, teachers or students. For a variety of reasons, New Orleans schools have more riding on the outcome of test scores than public schools elsewhere in the state.
How The Lens reported on standardized testing problems
To report our second story into standardized testing problems, The Lens cross-referenced five data sets from the Louisiana Department of Education: The 2011 state test security report, which the Department of Education compiled for the state Board of Elementary and Secondary Education. School district investigations into testing irregularities for 2011, which were submitted to the […]
Algiers charter group looking outside the city
ACSA may follow other New Orleans charter groups and look to operate schools outside the city.
Pupil count lower than expected
Lower enrollment at Miller McCoy results in less money to the school.
Enrollment means more money for Hynes
Increase in per-pupil funds means surplus for Lakeview charter.
Wright school dealing with behavior issues
Adults patrol corner on school mornings.