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After budget cuts, UL Lafayette approves third VP making at least $245K
Education

After budget cuts, UL Lafayette approves third VP making at least $245K

  • BY CLAIRE TAYLOR | Staff writer
  • Jun 25, 2026

Updated Friday with comments from University officials.

LPSS approves pay increases for bus drivers, support personnel
Education

LPSS approves pay increases for bus drivers, support personnel

  • By STEPHEN MARCANTEL | Staff writer
  • Mar 27, 2026

The Lafayette Parish School Board recently approved a portion of its 2026-27 budget that includes targeted pay increases for bus drivers and s…

CATS board delays contract for interim CEO under Metro Council pressure over former CEO's pay
News

CATS board delays contract for interim CEO under Metro Council pressure over former CEO's pay

  • By PAUL COBLER | Staff writer
  • Jun 21, 2022

The oversight board for Baton Rouge’s bus system delayed signing a contract with the agency’s new CEO under pressure from Metro Council member…

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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…

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City Council rejects request to increase police chief salary to $170,000
News

City Council rejects request to increase police chief salary to $170,000

  • BY CLAIRE TAYLOR | Staff writer
  • Jun 8, 2022

The Lafayette City Council has shot down a request to increase the city police chief's potential salary to $170,000 from the current $132,000.

East Feliciana eliminates automatic raises for workers; panel and supervisors will handle
East Feliciana

East Feliciana eliminates automatic raises for workers; panel and supervisors will handle

  • BY JAMES MINTON | Contributing writer
  • Jun 7, 2022

The East Feliciana Parish Police Jury voted June 6 to do away with salary schedules that include automatic step raises for longevity and gives…

Ascension Parish approves major pay raise for parish presidents tied to other official's pay
News

Ascension Parish approves major pay raise for parish presidents tied to other official's pay

  • BY DAVID J. MITCHELL | dmitchell@theadvocate.com
  • Aug 16, 2018

GONZALES — The Ascension Parish Council agreed Thursday to give the next parish president a major pay raise tied to the salaries of other top …

Ascension Parish Council to consider raising salary for parish president
News

Ascension Parish Council to consider raising salary for parish president

  • BY DAVID J. MITCHELL | dmitchell@theadvocate.com
  • Aug 2, 2018

DONALDSONVILLE — When the next president of Ascension Parish government takes office in January 2020, that person could pocket a $12,000 pay r…

Despite no raise in 5 years, ¶¶Òõh's public education leader among the best paid in the nation
Education

Despite no raise in 5 years, ¶¶Òõh's public education leader among the best paid in the nation

  • BY MARK BALLARD | mballard@theadvocate.com
  • Sep 1, 2017

Though he hasn’t gotten a raise in five years, ¶¶Òõh Education Superintendent John White is the third highest paid public schools leader i…

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Turning a corner: La. colleges ready to claw back to where they were after years of underfunding
Legislature

Turning a corner: La. colleges ready to claw back to where they were after years of underfunding

  • BY MARK BALLARD | mballard@theadvocate.com
  • Aug 19, 2017

For the first time in nine years, ¶¶Òõh lawmakers tapped the brakes in June and left higher education’s finances alone as they were approv…

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