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Despite early LEAP results, state needs four months to create School Performance Scores

This year, LEAP scores came back from the state of Louisiana in record time. Do parents understand the scores? Do kids? Now, the state begins to crunch school statistics to create School Performance Scores, which could lead to charter-school closures later this fall. The post Despite early LEAP results, state needs four months to create School Performance Scores appeared first on The Lens.New Orleans · New Orleans Read Article

Louisiana’s ban on community air monitoring is an attack on science and free speech

Last year, Louisiana legislators passed a “million-dollar muzzle,” which barred the use of community-gathered air-quality data to advocate for pollution control and enforcement, with fines as high as $1 million per violation. The post Louisiana’s ban on community air monitoring is an attack on science and free speech appeared first on The Lens.Science · New Orleans Read Article

Letter to Louisiana: ‘They Want to Take It All’

The new Republican budget just slashed Medicaid by $1 trillion. In Louisiana, more than 200,000 people could lose coverage under Healthy Louisiana. Many don’t even realize that Medicaid is the coverage they rely on: for themselves, their kids, their aging parents, or their disabled loved ones.New Orleans · New Orleans Read Article

From jailhouse lawyer to clerk of court candidate

Calvin Duncan’s unfinished mission for justice moves to his political candidacy The post From jailhouse lawyer to clerk of court candidate appeared first on The Lens.New Orleans · New Orleans Read Article

Mayor pulls nomination for ethics-plagued former Sewerage & Water Board member, pledges to reappoint at later date

Kimberly Thomas, who served a decade ago on the S&WB, was given nod by a council committee last week and was slated for Council approval on ThursdayNew Orleans · New Orleans Read Article

Lauryn Hill Addresses NOLA Performance Delays, Thanks Festival for Clarifying "Not My Fault"

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Lauryn Hill Addresses NOLA Performance Delays, Thanks Festival for Clarifying "Not My Fault" Lauryn Hill Addresses NOLA Performance Delays, Thanks Festival for Clarifying "Not My Fault"Music · New Orleans See the Story

‘We helped each other. We taught each other the law.’

Calvin Duncan, one of the finest inmate counsels to ever file a writ from the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola, releases his autobiography today, July 8. The Lens is honored to publish an excerpt from this highly anticipated book, The Jailhouse Lawyer. The post ‘We helped each other. We taught each other the law.’ appeared first on The Lens.New Orleans · New Orleans Read Article

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