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Acadiana Area School Closures for Tuesday, May 14 Due to Severe Weather
The severe weather that rumbled through Louisiana yesterday has left parts of Acadiana still reeling today. As a result, there have been some school closures for Tuesday, May 14, 2024. Below is the list of schools and school districts that have decided to cancel classes for today:. Acadia Parish. Mermentau...
Report Shows Louisiana’s K-12 Education Still Poor But Getting Better
While the overall outlook into Louisiana's educational system for grades K-12 is still somewhat grim, the overall picture is looking better. According to the latest findings in the US News and World Report Best States rankings, Louisiana still has a long way to go but the state is moving in the right direction as it garners its highest ranking ever.
Report Shows Louisiana’s K-12 Education Still Poor But Getting Better
While the overall outlook into Louisiana's educational system for grades K-12 is still somewhat grim, the overall picture is looking better. According to the latest findings in the US News and World Report Best States rankings, Louisiana still has a long way to go but the state is moving in the right direction as it garners its highest ranking ever.
Louisiana Teacher in America’s Favorite Teacher Contest, Here’s How to Vote
Teachers teach little children the basics that they need to move from Pre-K to kindergarten, and it's a rewarding job if you talk to the people in the profession. Teachers mold the minds of young children to learn as much as possible to prepare them for the future. All of...
The education savings account debate isn’t parents vs. politicians
You might have noticed Gov. Jeff Landry on television commercials recently seeking support for an education savings account (ESAs) proposal currently before the Louisiana Legislature. He will also attend two town hall events Thursday to discuss the proposal just ahead of a possible vote in the state Senate. What you might not know is that […] The post The education savings account debate isn’t parents vs. politicians appeared first on Louisiana Illuminator.
Louisiana schools are improving nationally but more work needs to be done
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - For decades Louisiana has been known for having some of the worst schools in the country. But in recent years there’s been slow and steady improvement. “We recently were able to share that we were ranked 40th in pre-k-12 education and that’s the highest...
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