The school has been fallow for 22 years and suffers a variety of system failures.
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SciTech charter leader let students take tests for each other and at home
Network administrators don’t believe lapses happened with critical state tests.
SciTech Academy’s two leaders quit amid questions over testing process
ReNEW network official said the tests weren’t part of state accountability system.
Other charters will get material from closed Lagniappe Academies
The nonprofit that ran the school will auction off modular buildings next month.
Teacher who was moved to do more starting tech-centered charter high school
Unique startup will run pilot program in existing school before opening on its own.
“Choice” is a tricky thing when parents compete for the best charters
Charter school supporters and advocates frequently point to the broad choices that families have when seeking a school in New Orleans, where most of the 82 public schools are charters and most accept applications from across the city. But the concept of choice butts against the reality of supply and demand in a city where many schools rate only average or below. Nearly 12,000 children in New Orleans chose their desired schools through the city’s mostly unified enrollment system this spring — but only half got their No. 1 choice, according to recently released results.
Edible Schoolyard sinks roots in New Orleans, and kids and parents are eating it up
Children have a right to know where food comes from, and that’s a wonderful opportunity for hands-on learning.
Lagniappe Academies cuts instructional time to prepare for school’s closing
Last day will come a month sooner than first planned, and students are being dismissed two hours earlier.
Young charter school, Bricolage, to get John McDonogh campus on Esplanade
Decision means the site returns to control of the Orleans Parish School Board.
Growing charter schools join in the hunt for long-term or permanent campuses
School shuffle has students and parents on the move across the city.