Two board members and their family members, who worked at the school, were charged with violating state ethics laws.
Newly appointed interim board member is seeking a full term.
Announcement comes amid continued growth in COVID-19 cases in the city and across the state.
Uptown’s French-curriculum Lycée Français de la Nouvelle-Orléans faced a staff shortage of up to 35 percent of their teachers due to the virus and President's visa ban.
Some parents and educators don’t think the measures go far enough while others urged the state to allow local districts to set their own policies.
District and city officials said they will announce a plan next week.
Local school systems will have to adopt the minimum standards BESE approves Tuesday. It's unclear exactly how that will work in New Orleans schools.
The French government and local schools hope to get teachers here by January, after the president’s visa ban is set to expire.
A NOLA Public Schools survey found that only 49% of teachers felt safe to return as of the beginning of June. And COVID-19 infection rates have not improved since.