in Louisiana
John Bel Edwards & Louisiana Democrats Go Backwards on Public Education
Peter Cook
John Bel Edwards’ response was no less disappointing:
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in LaLege
A Victory For Pettiness Over Progress
… academics who want to study our public schools will be told to look elsewhere. And as a result, our public education system won’t be able to benefit from …
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in LaLege
All About The Kids?
… provided a real-life illustration of why they are so desperately needed. For that at least, I thank him.
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in Louisiana
The Madness of John Bel
… moderate Republicans, and independents he will need to get reelected. It just doesn’t make sense.
Let’s hope that Governor Edwards soon realizes that his fight against education … -
in Louisiana
The LAROS Papers: Part II
https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/3035332-EMAIL-09-11-2015/annotations/322948.html
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in Louisiana
The LAROS Papers: Part I
… (Screenshot from Ballotpedia)
NEA has also provided funds to train and support LAROS members. According to meeting notes from March, NEA flew five members of the group to Atlanta … -
in Louisiana
Stay In Your Lane, Governor
http://www.documentcloud.org/documents/3036577-JBE16-17.html
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in OPSB
Be Careful What You Wish For
… Umrani, a supervisor at Chevron and volunteer with the conflict-resolution group, New Orleans Peacekeepers.1
In any case, reformers appear poised to capture a majority of OPSB seats … -
in Louisiana
Quick Take: An All-New Low For The Louisiana Federation of Teachers
As a legislatively-authorized school, THRIVE would be able to enroll students who live outside East Baton Rouge Parish. It would also allow the Legislature to allocate additional funding to …
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in Politics
Quick Take: Who Got Campaign Cash From The Teachers Unions?
Finally, as promised, we turn to LFT and LAE’s contributions to party committees, which are used by the parties to support candidates for office. Again, the vast majority (88 …
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