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Department of Justice dismisses school desegregation cases (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE — The U.S. Justice Department has moved to dismiss 57 school desegregation cases nationwide, including 11 in Louisiana and 13 in Mississippi. Some of those Louisiana cases have remained under federal court supervision for decades. The Justice Department is reviewing longstanding cases in several Louisiana parishes, including cases where it says districts have met their constitutional obligations. In some of those cases, the department has asked federal judges to dismiss federal overs
'We have no failures:' Principal says new schools initiative showing progress in student success (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE — Louisiana education leaders met to review how schools will be measured under the state's new accountability system. Members of Louisiana's Board of Elementary and Secondary Education, BESE, met inside the Claiborne Building to assess the changes. Under the new Grow. Achieve. Thrive. initiative, educational leaders will look at academic growth and grade proficiency for students who are struggling in school. At the high school level, they'll evaluate if graduates are ready for colleg
West Baton Rouge deputies train for active shooter response ahead of school year (opens the original)
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PORT ALLEN- As students soak in the final weeks of summer sun without alarms, West Baton Rouge law enforcement officers are sharpening their response skills through active shooter training. WBRSO School Resource Officers and deputies from the area moved through the bright, empty school hallways, going through training exercises to help keep students safe in case of an emergency. Paired in teams of two or groups of three, these deputies worked through realistic scenarios, sweeping through classro
Retired Louisiana firefighter warns 9/11 memory is fading more than 2 decades later (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE — A retired Louisiana firefighter who worked at Ground Zero says the phrase "never forget" is fading from public memory more than two decades after the Sept. 11 attacks. Michael McKinney spent his last night at the site searching through debris for human remains. He says the shift in public awareness is noticeable. "I notice now you don't hear the 'never forget' anymore," McKinney said. "People have forgotten." Army veteran Mark Cook says time creates distance from what happened, par
LSU freshmen move into dorms, start Welcome Week festivities (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE - Freshmen at LSU finished moving into their dorms Sunday and jumped into Welcome Week activities with a ceremony at Memorial Tower. Freshman Taylor Banks spent the day with her parents and new roommate, getting their dorm room ready for their first day. "You've been preparing them for this their whole lives, so you really just need to trust," mother Alexis Banks said. After getting their living situations sorted, incoming freshmen met at the Memorial Tower for a twilight ceremony to
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