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Landry High School supporters urge officials to keep West Bank school open: Not a ‘failing school’ (opens the original)
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Hundreds of L. B. Landry High School alumni and supporters crowded into a meeting with school district officials Monday evening to demand they keep open the West Bank school whose future is in limbo. The meeting came days after the schoolâs operator, Algiers Charter, announced that it will no longer run Landry after this school year, citing drastically declined enrollment and financial strain. The school, whose building can hold about 1,300 students, enrolls about 500. Last year, it earned a D
Under proposed rules, New Orleans’ traditional public school could be closed for low scores (opens the original)
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The Leah Chase School, New Orleansâ only traditional public school, would be held to the same strict academic standards as the cityâs charter schools under new accountability guidelines proposed by the school district. Like the cityâs charter schools, district-run public schools that fail to meet the standards could be shut down, according to the proposed guidelines, which NOLA Public Schools Superintendent Fateama Fulmore presented to the Orleans Parish School Board last week. Schools tha
This West Bank high school could close next year as leaders cite low enrollment, financial strain (opens the original)
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L. B. Landry High School, a West Bank high school with a loyal alumni network but low enrollment and test scores, could close next year as the school's operator says it's giving up its contract to run the school. Algiers Charter, the nonprofit board that runs Landry, voted Thursday evening not to seek renewal when the schoolâs charter contract expires in June. Tammi Griffin-Major, CEO of Algiers Charter, said it's up to the district to decide if it wants to find another operator to keep the sc
New Orleans police, EMS look to turn this vacant 9th Ward school into a training facility (opens the original)
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New Orleans school and law enforcement officials are finalizing a deal to allow New Orleans public safety agencies to use a vacant 9th Ward high school building that was rebuilt after Hurricane Katrina as a permanent training facility. The former Alfred Lawless Senior High School campus already houses the New Orleans Police Departmentâs training academy, which relocated there in mid-July, the NOPD confirmed Tuesday. Under a new lease being negotiated by city officials and NOLA Public Schools,
Orleans Parish School Board and City of New Orleans finalize settlement over tax fees (opens the original)
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The City of New Orleans must pay the Orleans Parish School Board $6 million by June 2027, according to a settlement that puts an end to years of fighting between the two entities over fees charged for property tax collections. But some of the cash will come with strings, according to the deal approved by the City Council last week and by the school board in August. Of the $6 million, any city cash that will come from bond proceeds must be used for capital improvements to district-owned school bu
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