A recent survey by Unity of Greater New Orleans found the number of homeless people was more than four times its previous estimate a few months ago.
The district will monitor attendance to see if a system-wide intervention is necessary.
Students in fifth grade and older will continue learning virtually until October.
From climate-fueled storms to COVID-19, mounting catastrophes are sowing stress and trauma. The country’s one program to help reaches only a fraction of survivors.
The proposal would go before voters in the Dec. 5 election.
DA candidate Williams’ sponsored legislation would require that the city gives the defenders 85 percent of what it gives prosecutors
Bruno sent out similar notices in April, even though the city had an active moratorium on evictions at the time.
The federal ruling comes after a report found progress in meeting the demands of the consent decree.
City Councilmembers heard from officials and members of the public at a hearing Monday. While NOLA Public Schools will start the school year online, some private and independent schools are opening soon.
After the city shut down three locations for deep cleans, their employees were reassigned to unaffected branches.
