Judge temporarily blocks OPSB from reassigning Singleton Charter School students to other schools
The district is trying to revoke the charter because of a series of scandals that rocked the YMCA and the school recently. Author: David Hammer / Eyewitness Investigator Published: 5:52 PM CDT July 2, 2021 Updated: 5:52 PM CDT July 2, 2021
NEW ORLEANS The Dryades YMCA got a judge to temporarily block the Orleans Parish School Board from certain actions Friday as the public school district moves to close James Singleton Charter School, a public charter school run by the historic Y in Central City since 2006.
Primarily, the court order stops the New Orleans Public Schools district staff from placing around 300 Singleton Charter School students in other public schools, a process the district told the school board it would begin this week.
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New Gentilly school, focused on helping young men, set to open in August
Arthur wanted to open the school to provide a location for young men to thrive, despite different education, or socio-economic backgrounds. Author: Duke Carter Updated: 9:25 PM CST January 17, 2021
NEW ORLEANS This upcoming Fall, a new school in the Gentilly neighborhood will open doors to help students become productive members of society.
The Delores Taylor Arthur School for young men will start a freshmen class in August. The research indicates that boys learn differently, we do, said Byron Arthur, the CEO and President.
Arthur wanted to open the school to provide a location for young men to thrive, despite different education, or socio-economic backgrounds.
3:54 AM MYT HOUSTON, Jan. 7 (Xinhua) All public schools in the U.S. city of New Orleans reverted to online teaching on Thursday due to a rising number of COVID-19 cases. New Orleans Public Schools published a release earlier this week, saying that due to a very concerning spike in the prevalence of COVID-19 in New Orleans, the city s public schools would return to distance learning District-wide to best protect the health and safety of our students, their families, and our staff and teachers. School leaders were instructed to move all Pre-K-12 classes to distance learning no later than Jan. 7. New Orleans Public Schools will continue to monitor COVID-19 data and trends and reevaluate this decision no sooner than Jan. 21, in hopes that the local trend in positivity rates and case counts improves, the release said.