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A Louisiana lawmaker said he wants to protect parents' rights by requiring students to get parental permission to change pronouns. Yet the bill lets teachers refuse to use kids' preferred pronouns — even when parents give permission. #lalege nola.com/news/education…

Louisiana GOP's latest attempt to restrict what students learn about racism: Forbid schools from teaching that students face (or cause) oppression due to their race. #lalege nola.com/news/education…

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Louisiana is one step closer to giving parents tax dollars to pay for private education. The heavily amended bill passed the Senate last week largely along party lines, with four Republicans joining Democrats to oppose it. via Aubri Ruth Juhasz wwno.org/education/2024…

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.Aubri Ruth Juhasz talks to Louisiana teachers who are struggling to stay in the profession because they don't make enough money. “I know I’m good at this. I just don’t get paid enough.” Very eye opening. #lalege wwno.org/education/2024…

Test scores are out for Louisiana schools, and while the numbers don’t show as much growth as the last two years, students maintained recent gains. via Aubri Ruth Juhasz bit.ly/3yfDrBz

New Orleans’ first direct-run school in nearly two decades cleared an important hurdle this week: Enrolling enough students. via Aubri Ruth Juhasz bit.ly/3Spdu9r

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Cute kid tape alert 🚨 Full feature on the Leah Chase School coming soon. wwno.org/education/2024…

The first day of school has big stakes for kids, teachers and parents. This year, that’s especially true for The Leah Chase School, New Orleans' first traditional public school to open in decades. bit.ly/4dZmRFh

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It's New Orleans Public Radio's first hurricane with a live blog! Stay safe and keep up to date here: wwno.org/live-updates/f…

At a school in Gretna, about a dozen first graders are sitting at their desks, laptops open and headsets on. The setup makes them look like tiny telemarketers. What an AI-powered tutor sounds like in one classroom as Louisiana rolls out new technology. bit.ly/4eFtxJv