The trend in the district’s increased oversight comes one year after half the class of John F. Kennedy High School learned — after graduation — they had not been eligible for diplomas.
Plaintiffs’ attorneys in the five-year-old consent decree case say the point of oversight was to ensure better delivery of special education services. In spite of a ‘substantial compliance’ finding, they’re not confident New Orleans’ schools have achieved that.
Cantrell recently urged residents to text about a city commission, but the texts are not going to the city government.
State wants local officials to prepare to provide compensatory services for students affected by statewide school closures.
In first day of eviction hearings at First City Court after three-month suspension, judge urges landlords to give their tenants some extra time.
What school actually looks like will depend on how far along the state is in its reopening process.
Former and current workers from the Ace accused the company of using the identities of its Black and LGBTQ employees to sell their brand, while standing idle as employees were harassed and held back over those very same identities.
The final story in our series on the life and career of New Orleans Judge Frank Shea.
Ferguson struggles to answer questions about what danger the march posed as he maintains that blocking it was the right move.
Video released after criticism for use of tear gas, projectiles.
