2014 target date for long-awaited 9th Ward project
By Kari Harden Contributing Writer Golden shovels and all, ground will break next Monday on a vision more than five years in the making: the
Good nutrition means better school performance
(Special to the NNPA from the St. Louis American) — Back to school season can be a daily struggle for parents who pack lunches and make sure their kids have ... MLK speechwriter to present ‘Brain Food’ lecture at Dillard Sept. 24
Dillard University President Walter Kimbrough announced that his 2013-14 lecture series, “Brain Food,” will begin with a lecture from Clarence B. Jones, advisor and speechwriter for Martin ... Ret. Lt. Gen. Honoré, Katrina’s ‘John Wayne,’ reflects on recovery
By Kari Harden Contributing Writer Spending his Katrina anniversary in the company of the media, retired Lt. Gen Russel L. Honoré said there is significant improvement in Louisiana’s ability to respond to ... Alums, activists ask why high school is left in squalor with millions earmarked for it set aside
By Kari Harden Contributing Writer For the past four years Angelina Elder has been furiously waging a battle for her alma mater, John McDonogh High School, from within the lime green kitchen ... Blacks attend underfunded ‘racially separate’ colleges
By Freddie Allen NNPA Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON (NNPA) — Despite high test scores and access to higher education, Black students often attend poorly-funded colleges and receive certificates instead of earning degrees, according ... La. Board of Ethics resignation resurrects Orange Jones controversy
By Fritz Esker Contributing Writer After the resignation of Scott Schneider, the vice chair of the Louisiana Board of Ethics, critics are re-examining conflict of interest questions in the case of BESE ... Sewerage and Water Board to start billing New Orleans schools for water use
By Della Hasselle and Marta Jewson thelensnola.org Just one week before the start of a new fiscal year, charter school operators received an email from the Recovery School District alerting ...
Dr. Everett J. Williams Jr., first Black NOPS superintendent, dies
New Orleans is mourning the loss of one of its most dedicated public educators and public school administrators, Dr. Everett J. Williams Jr., who passed away on July 28 at ...
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(Special to the NNPA from the St. Louis American) — Back to school season can be a daily struggle for parents who pack lunches and make sure their kids have ... MLK speechwriter to present ‘Brain Food’ lecture at Dillard Sept. 24
Dillard University President Walter Kimbrough announced that his 2013-14 lecture series, “Brain Food,” will begin with a lecture from Clarence B. Jones, advisor and speechwriter for Martin ... Ret. Lt. Gen. Honoré, Katrina’s ‘John Wayne,’ reflects on recovery
By Kari Harden Contributing Writer Spending his Katrina anniversary in the company of the media, retired Lt. Gen Russel L. Honoré said there is significant improvement in Louisiana’s ability to respond to ... Alums, activists ask why high school is left in squalor with millions earmarked for it set aside
By Kari Harden Contributing Writer For the past four years Angelina Elder has been furiously waging a battle for her alma mater, John McDonogh High School, from within the lime green kitchen ... Blacks attend underfunded ‘racially separate’ colleges
By Freddie Allen NNPA Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON (NNPA) — Despite high test scores and access to higher education, Black students often attend poorly-funded colleges and receive certificates instead of earning degrees, according ... La. Board of Ethics resignation resurrects Orange Jones controversy
By Fritz Esker Contributing Writer After the resignation of Scott Schneider, the vice chair of the Louisiana Board of Ethics, critics are re-examining conflict of interest questions in the case of BESE ... Sewerage and Water Board to start billing New Orleans schools for water use
By Della Hasselle and Marta Jewson thelensnola.org Just one week before the start of a new fiscal year, charter school operators received an email from the Recovery School District alerting ...
New Orleans is mourning the loss of one of its most dedicated public educators and public school administrators, Dr. Everett J. Williams Jr., who passed away on July 28 at ...
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