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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.

Memo to charters: Steal, pirate, plagiarize the private school playbook

Private prep school have forged many of secondary education's "best practices." Folwell Dunbar says the best public charter schools are smart to be copycats.
by Folwell Dunbar February 13, 2013 Updated November 7, 2019

New pool and wellness center will be open to Singleton families

by Heather Miller February 7, 2013 Updated November 7, 2019

Einstein lands $1 million federal grant for Intercultural ‘turn-around’

by Marta Jewson February 7, 2013 Updated November 7, 2019

Teacher evaluations in full swing at Harney

by Kelsey Foster February 6, 2013 Updated November 7, 2019

Sci Academy leaders cite numerous reasons for high suspension rate

by Kelsey Foster February 5, 2013 Updated November 7, 2019

Lusher grapples with new football rules, grants same-sex benefits

by Della Hasselle February 5, 2013 Updated November 7, 2019

Lycée board violated open meetings laws in ousting principal

For days before the charter school board voted to accept the resignation of principal Jill Otis, board members emailed back and forth about how they could force her out. Board president Jean Montes acknowledges that the discussions violated public meetings law but said the board dealt with the problem in a subsequent executive session.
by Marta Jewson February 4, 2013 Updated November 7, 2019

Hynes leaders seek energy cost savings

by Yomi Akinyemi January 31, 2013 Updated November 7, 2019

State ethics board may investigate Miller-McCoy transportation contract

Tiffany Hardrick and Keith Sanders are accused of ending the school's contract with a bus company without board approval.
by Heather Miller January 31, 2013 Updated November 7, 2019

ENCORE hopes for 32 percent enrollment increase

The school plans to add two more grades next year and boost enrollment from 181 to 240.
by Marta Jewson January 30, 2013 Updated November 7, 2019

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