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Gulf State Schools Had Mask Mandates Last Fall That Isn t The Case This Year

Students at Red River Elementary in Coushatta, Louisiana work on a reading comprehension exercise in early June shortly after Gov. John Bel Edwards lifted his school mask mandate. June 8, 2021. When schools started classes in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama last year amid the COVID-19 pandemic, students and teachers were required to wear masks to help stop the spread of the infectious disease. That is not the case this year. In all three states, the governors have left the decision up to local districts, many of which are reluctant to weigh in on an issue that typically generates fierce debate. A small number of schools have already reopened in the Gulf South, while the majority of students are set to return to the classroom over the next two weeks.

Judge temporarily blocks OPSB from reassigning Singleton Charter School students to other schools

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.

Public Schools Report Lowest Number Of Active Cases Since Early November

New Gentilly school, focused on helping young men, set to open in August

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.

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