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A recent report found that most New Orleans schools don’t have enough students, which could trigger more closures.
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Gov. Jeff Landry appointed Joseph Cao to the board earlier this year after his predecessor left to join the Trump administration.
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At a student town hall, advocates raised concerns about teacher pay, classroom resources and transportation, while leaders discussed school funding and the importance of voting.
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Analysis by Protect Borrowers, an advocacy group, found federal tax bills in Louisiana and Mississippi could more than triple — the biggest jumps in the country.
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New Orleans school officials will decide whether to close the charter school under a new policy that allows the district to intervene mid-contract.
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Community colleges are often charged with training students for the jobs that already exist in their communities. But what if the jobs that need filling are at a data center?
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Algiers Charter, L.B. Landry’s operator, will not seek another contract to run the high school. Data show enrollment has fallen by about a third since 2021-22.
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Public schools observe the week, timed to national Constitution Day on Sept. 17, by teaching students about Americans' freedoms and where they come from.
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Louisiana Delta Community College created new four-week programs in response to Meta’s data center in Richland Parish and is helping locals land jobs.
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For many indigenous students in the Gulf South, pursuing higher education at a tribal college or university comes with significant barriers.
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Chris Dier, a history teacher at Benjamin Franklin High School, first sued the state over the law in 2024, before it took effect.
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School is back in session in the Gulf South. So this week, the Gulf States Gumbo is, too.