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John Bel Edwards vetoes state aid use for private schools, vaccine discrimination bills
Legislature

John Bel Edwards vetoes state aid use for private schools, vaccine discrimination bills

  • BY WILL SENTELL | Staff writer
  • Jun 20, 2022

Gov. John Bel Edwards on Monday vetoed two bills that would allow certain students to leave public schools and take the $5,400 in annual state…

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Baton Rouge school pay isn't competitive, a consultant says. A big raise could be coming.
Education

Baton Rouge school pay isn't competitive, a consultant says. A big raise could be coming.

  • BY CHARLES LUSSIER | Staff writer
  • Jun 12, 2022

To catch up with its local competitors, the East Baton Rouge Parish school system needs to increase its salaries across the board by 8% — in t…

Students with reading problems could use state aid for private schools under newly passed bill
Legislature

Students with reading problems could use state aid for private schools under newly passed bill

  • BY WILL SENTELL | Staff writer
  • Jun 6, 2022

A bill that would allow second and third graders reading below grade level to leave public schools and take $5,400 in annual state aid with th…

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  • Oct 15, 2018
Episcopal High investigates employee for alleged sexual assault of a former student
Education
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Episcopal High investigates employee for alleged sexual assault of a former student

  • BY CHARLES LUSSIER | clussier@theadvocate.com
  • Sep 19, 2017

Episcopal High School in Baton Rouge is investigating an employee accused of sexually assaulting a former student several years ago.

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Cristo Rey ready to move back to former Redemptorist site following year of challenges after flood
Education

Cristo Rey ready to move back to former Redemptorist site following year of challenges after flood

  • BY CHARLES LUSSIER | clussier@theadvocate.com
  • Jul 9, 2017

After months of work, demolition crews departed 4000 St. Gerard Ave. last week, leaving little behind but open fields.

Westside

Private Christian school planning to expand into Addis in the fall

  • BY TERRY L. JONES | tjones@theadvocate.com
  • Apr 3, 2017

ADDIS — The Church Academy, a private Christian school, is expanding into West Baton Rouge Parish in the fall and is trying to fill the last r…

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'No place like home': Runnels School students, educators in full 'Oz' mode to celebrate return after 'wicked' flood
Education

'No place like home': Runnels School students, educators in full 'Oz' mode to celebrate return after 'wicked' flood

  • BY CHARLES LUSSIER | clussier@theadvocate.com
  • Oct 31, 2016

In “The Wizard of Oz,” a tornado tears the young girl Dorothy away from her home in Kansas. She’s unable to escape the strange land she’s maro…

Education

Louisian public schools under microscope as public meetings eye revamp

  • BY WILL SENTELL | wsentell@theadvocate.com
  • Oct 28, 2016

How to revamp h's public schools will be the subject of four public meetings next week, including sessions with superintendents, speci…

High Schools

Silliman tops St. Aloysius 28-7, moves on to MAIS playoff semis

  • BY HOWARD ARCENEAUX Special to h
  • Nov 12, 2015

CLINTON — Silliman Institute continues to play stingy defense, and the Wildcats made believers of St. Aloysius coach B.J. Smithhardt Friday night.

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