Matriculation rates indicate that if 100 students enrolled in kindergarten this year, 87 would remain in their cohort their senior year.
Recently announced closures will leave three district-owned buildings empty this summer. Officials are seeking other schools — currently located in deteriorating buildings — to move in.
Some data on cases and quarantines appears to still be missing in the district’s latest weekly report.
School leaders say classroom attendance is rebounding after a dip during the omicron surge.
The district reported less than half as many cases as the state did last week, and the largest charter network was incorrectly reported as having zero cases.
Number of reported active cases is a decrease from last week.
At the city’s largest charter network, two-thirds of middle and high school students are fully vaccinated. But the rate is 36 percent for those under 12.
The special Harrah’s Fund education grants will support three district programs that serve vulnerable youth
School vaccine mandate set to take effect Tuesday in New Orleans, but students will not be sent home, officials say.
The district is requiring children over 5 to be fully vaccinated by Feb. 1.